Inverness Half Marathon attracts record 3,000 entries for Sunday’s race through Highland capital, with favourable weather forecast boosting hopes for fast times.
Scotland host France at Murrayfield on Saturday in a Six Nations clash that could decide the championship, with a capacity crowd expected.
Scottish Cup quarter finals take place this weekend with several intriguing matchups as eight teams compete for places in the semi-finals at Hampden.
Scotland’s sporting landscape extends far beyond football, from rugby to shinty to Olympic athletes.
Rangers defeat Celtic 3-1 in Old Firm derby at Ibrox.
The UK government has chartered a repatriation flight from Oman as thousands of British nationals, including Scottish residents, seek to return home amid the Middle East conflict.
Thousands of travellers were disrupted on 3 March as major European airlines, including Emirates, experienced significant cancellations and delays affecting routes including Edinburgh.
St Andrews Links Trust reports 40% rise in bookings as international appetite for Scottish golf reaches new heights, led by American and Asian visitors.
Scotland’s council tax system based on 1991 valuations is regressive, broken, and politically untouchable despite widespread agreement that reform is overdue.
The UK Chancellor’s optimism about economic prospects contrasts with actual challenges facing Scottish households and businesses.