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MORE than £5 million was spent on a case against the only Bank of Scotland executive to be censured over its near-collapse.

Pope Benedict XVI bid an emotional farewell to 150,000 pilgrims before his departure as the leader of the Catholic Church.

Almost one shop closed every day in Scotland last year, according to figures.

Prince Harry said he hoped his late mother would be proud of him as he launched a major fundraising drive for charity Sentebale in southern Africa.

Jewellery specialist at Lyon & Turnbull Ruth Davis takes a close look at a rare Suffragette gold-enamelled amethyst pendant valued at between £2500 and £4000.

A whisky manufacturer has been fined £40,000 for safety failures which led to a fire at a warehouse.

The Education Secretary has dismissed claims that 21,000 people are on college waiting lists as false.

The Archbishop of Glasgow has been named temporary successor to Cardinal Keith O'Brien following his resignation.

It’s 75 years since John Logie Baird gave his first public demonstration of colour television so to celebrate we’re taking a look back at the pioneer and his innovative invention.

The pope has basked in an emotional send off at his final general audience in St Peter's Square, recalling moments of "joy and light" but also times of great difficulty.

Seventeen officers and four police staff are under investigation after emails said to be of a "racist and sexist nature" were circulated on a force's internal system.

AN investigation is under way after a Scottish woman was among 19 tourists who died in an Egyptian hot-air balloon accident.

THE number of first-time buyers in Scotland has reached its highest level since the crash of the property market.

Cardinal Keith O'Brien is said to be very upset after resigning as the leader of the Catholic Church in Scotland following allegations of inappropriate behaviour with young priests.