BBC journalists in Scotland have voted in favour of taking industrial action in response to the threat of compulsory redundancies, the National Union of Journalists has said.
SHOPKEEPERS in an upmarket suburb have hit out at a £300,000 fund to enhance the high street, saying it is costing them thousands of pounds a year but has done nothing to boost trade.
HOUSE prices in Scotland's cities have seen some of the biggest increases in the UK over the last decade – with Aberdeen and Inverness soaring ahead of the rest of the country.
A WHOLESALER in China who sold fake Scotch whisky has been jailed for four years after becoming the first person in the country found guilty of misusing the protected trademark.
TRAVELLERS will be able to get real-time information and mobile-phone apps letting them know how fast traffic is moving and if buses are on time in Glasgow after it won £24 million to become a city of the future.
THE parents of the 14-year-old army cadet who died trapped beneath a boat in the Outer Herbrides say she has been denied justice as the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is immune to prosecution.
SUPERMARKETS face calls to intervene on behalf of a closure-hit Scottish meat plant after it emerged its operations are to be moved to the food factory at the centre of the UK's horse meat scandal.
A FORMER prison inspector who led the SAS raid that ended the Iranian embassy siege left an estate worth almost £300,000, but had just £12.97 in the bank.
Barry George, who spent eight years in prison after being wrongly convicted of the murder of TV presenter Jill Dando, has lost his High Court bid for compensation as a victim of a "miscarriage of justice".
A CHARITY that helps children with life-limiting illnesses and their families has been boosted after Scottish council leaders agreed a £1.4 million funding deal.