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Rangers chairman Malcolm Murray is clinging to his post as efforts are made at the club to engineer a negotiated departure.

A DOG is believed to have savaged and killed around 20 sheep and lambs in an attack on a farm, police have said.

Scotland's Gaelic arts agency has been asked if it followed its own rules before it sacked its finance chief on grounds of alleged fraud.

A FAMILY who moved home due to anti-social neighbours were left devastated when council chiefs told them their two children would have to go to separate schools.

PROPERTY guru Kirstie Allsopp is waging war on flat-pack furniture – from a disused shop in Glasgow.

A priceless archive of golf photography held by St Andrews University has won support from China.

Average petrol and diesel prices have fallen but the situation remains fragile, according to the AA.

SCOTLAND's annual celebration of nature kicks off at the weekend, with more than 150 free events across the country.

A MAN is to stand trial charged with murdering a young father by hitting him with a lorry.

MUCH-LOVED children's character Thomas The Tank Engine has a new narrator – former Brookside actor Mark Moraghan.

The BBC has apologised for another bungled report on flagship current affairs programme Newsnight which mistakenly accused charity Help for Heroes of misspending cash.

WHAT began as one man's hobby has turned into a deafening dawn chorus for villagers.

Scientists must examine why the number of children with conditions such as autism has risen fourfold in 10 years, the Health Secretary has said.

WHILE the memory of Guy Gibson and his Dambusters has been widely toasted 70 years on, few remember the name of a young pilot who died after his Spitfire crashed near Ben Nevis on the same day.