Fake Apple goods seized from Scots shops as customers call in Trading Standards

A Scots nurse is grieving the loss of her fertility at the age of 28 after she claims she had to fight to convince doctors something was wrong before her cervical cancer diagnosis.

Beverage corporation Coca-Cola has announced it is making huge changes to its products to cut litter and boost recycling.

An 88-year-old man has been charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a teenage boy in a popular Edinburgh park.

A single mother-of-two whose energy bill soared to £760 a month cannot afford to heat the home and uses candles for light.

A Scots theatre has been forced to cancel a Saturday night showing as Celtic fans gather in Glasgow to celebrate the club's Premiership title success.

Robbie Neilson is hopeful Hearts top scorer Liam Boyce will overcome an injury scare in time to face Rangers in the Scottish Cup Final.

Angus Finney Just as George Banks, Mary Poppins’ bowler-hatted boss sang nearly 60 years ago, bankers demand “precision” when they go to work. Without “order” there’s a danger of “chaos and moral disintegration … and a ghastly mess.” Well sung, given that the world today faces existential “disorder” as media and entertainment bank-ers wind their way to the 75th Cannes Film Festival.The past 15 years have already thrown outsized curve balls of their own at bankers and second-tier financiers, including the financial crisis of 2008-09, when the Masters of the Universe suffered from a Marvel-scale crisis — leading to a plethora of bank media and entertainment loan books being closed — and giving rise to a host of second tier financing operations.

Paolo Nutini fans have slammed touts for scooping up tickets to his gigs and selling them at more than 15 times their face value on Viagogo.

A pervert handyman sent obscene texts to a customer telling her he’d seen up her skirt while working at her home.

A vegetarian version of Peperami has been released. The so-called "Vegerami" has been launched from today (May 9), following some chicken-flavoured veggie bites that were launched by the snack company last year.

Martin Lewis has criticised energy firms which are doubling bills for one in four customers, according to research.The MoneySavingExpert founder said suppliers raising prices in some cases by 100 per cent "smells wrong". Customers complained about companies such as British Gas and Octopus in a survey by MoneySavingExpert.com between April 26 and May 3. One in four people who took part claim their bills have doubled despite being on a price cap and in credit.

Tributes have been paid to a "gentle giant", who was named locally after being attacked on a street in Edinburgh.

People are receiving scam texts from unknown numbers that claim to be the Post Office.

A man has arrived back in Scotland to face serious organised crime charges after being found in the Netherlands.

Drug squad cops seized thousands of pounds of drugs during two early morning raids in Paisley.

Livingston Designer Outlet is reporting encouraging sales and footfall increases over the Easter holiday period that indicate a return in consumer confidence post-pandemic.

A mum copied a viral TikTok trend to try create fake freckles - but she was instead left looking like she had 'stuck her head up a chimney'.

Armed police descended on a Scots school following a "threatening phone call" which saw the building evacuated.

Perth College UHI students are set to face disruptions and cancellations to their classes over the next five weeks due to lecturer strikes.