Today's Most Read: Ministers accused of ferry cash state aid 'cover up'

Today's Most Read

Ministers accused of ferry cash state aid 'cover up'

MINISTERS have been accused of concealing the real reason for sinking millions into the shipyard company at the centre of Scotland's ferry fiasco to avoid claims of acting unlawfully.

Famous city pub and restaurant acquired by Irish bar owners

The pub and restaurant site has been acquired by Malones' owner

'Completely nuts': Ferry service 'free-for-all' as CalMac bookings cancelled

FERRY services were plunged into a Bank Holiday weekend "free-for-all" after ferry operator CalMac indicated they had no hope of honouring bookings on a beleaguered island service.

Springsteen and the E Street Band in action at Hampden in 2009 (L) and queues in Edinburgh for his upcoming performance this week (R).

Bruce Springsteen enthusiasts join queue day ahead of Edinburgh gig

The stadium will not open until 4.30pm on Tuesday, but ticket holders will be allowed to enter the West Fan Village at 3.30pm.

Passengers evacuated from Scots train station due to nearby fire

The Scottish Fire and Rescue have mobilised six appliances to the scene of the blaze at the derelict Station Hotel.

Cleansing and janitorial staff protest outside of the Police Scotland building on French Street in Glasgow

Police Scotland billed £60 to change a lightbulb as cleaners slam £75m contractor

Staff held a demonstration on Friday as they criticise contractor Atalian Servest.

The island 'clearances' castle on sale for a fraction of the price of a flat

It was built on one of Scotland’s most furthest-flung outposts by a family who made their tenant farmers homeless after evicting them in favour of sheep.

Former St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright set to land new management job

Former St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright looks set for a return to football after 18 months out of the game as Northern Ireland Under 21s manager.

Fort William, in the North West HIghlands

'Ludicrous': Give 'overlooked' Highlands more seats, says SNP veteran

The backbencher has long argued that rural communities are being overlooked.

10 of Scotland's best rural restaurants

The chap in charge of edibles in this family-run restaurant is Craig Wilson, one of the youngest chefs in the country to bag 2 AA rosettes for culinary clout. He’s also well known for donning traditional garb, leading to his moniker, the Kilted Chef (hopefully his poor, unprotected knees don’t get sizzled, scratched or sliced in the hectic atmosphere of the kitchen).