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ATHEISTS could be welcomed into the UK Scout movement for the first time in its history, the association has said.

The threat of disruption to lifeline ferry services has returned after crews voted for strike action.

London and Birmingham are the highest-ranking cities for quality of life in the UK, followed by Glasgow and Aberdeen, a survey suggests.

The equivalent of 30 new gas power stations are being planned for the UK, including Scotland, in a bid to keep future energy bills down for consumers.

CHANEL creative chief Karl Lagerfeld arrives in Edinburgh ahead of tonight's fashion spectacular at Linlithgow Palace.

SCHOOL were closed yesterday in Peebles due to heavy snow but children in the town made the most of the sunshine and crisp air to have fun creating giant snowballs.

Rangers face playing their William Hill Scottish Cup clash at Tannadice with a much-diminished away backing after one of their main supporters groups called for an organised boycott.

Former Hibernian and Scotland striker Garry O'Connor has been charged with alleged drugs offences.

JK Rowling's first novel for adults, The Casual Vacancy, is being adapted into a BBC1 drama.

Plans for a new system of property taxation have been set out in what is a historic first for the Scottish Government.

It was the ultimate destination for a fire.

Snow has fallen across Scotland overnight, with up to four inches settling across the high mountains.

A NETWORK to help protect Scotland's seas could provide economic benefits worth about £10 billion, according to a report published today.

The Government will launch a new drive today to alert the public to the threat of cyber attack, amid warnings that Britain's critical national infrastructure could be a target.