A Scottish company co-founded by a Dolly the Sheep scientist has collapsed into liquidation with all jobs lost. It is a familiar story of Scotland failing to commercialise its world class science.
A year after Glasgow City Council’s £7 million street cleaning blitz, the city’s rat population has hit record numbers. The structural problems remain untouched.
Campaigners call for Cove and Newtonhill stations to reopen after Portlethen passenger numbers rise 150% in three years to over 67,000 journeys.
CalMac’s MV Caledonian Isles returns to the Ardrossan to Brodick route after its overhaul, but the troubled MV Glen Sannox remains out of service until March.
The bodies of a 16-year-old and a 44-year-old man were found in a burnt out car after a crash on the A830 at Corpach near Fort William.
Bakkafrost Scotland appeals after Comhairle nan Eilean Siar unanimously refused planning consent for a salmon farm off Lewis that fishermen say threatens their livelihoods.
Scottish Water continues working to restore drinking water supplies to Killin in Perthshire after a fuel spill into the River Dochart forced the closure of the local treatment works.
The Borderlands Partnership Board approves £15.5m in funding for a Mountain Bike Innovation Centre at Innerleithen, with construction starting this spring.
At least 73 people are dead following Mexico’s military operation to capture and kill El Mencho, boss of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Police investigate after a Volkswagen Golf and Hyundai i20 were deliberately set on fire on Mulberry Way in East Kilbride early on Saturday morning.