Scotland’s first drug-checking service opens in Glasgow on October 5, testing drugs for harmful substances including nitazenes and offering advice.

The mutual reported underlying operating losses of £45 million for the six months to July 4 against losses of £32 million a year ago.

Firefighters have worked overnight to tackle a huge blaze at a former primary school. Crews remain at the scene at the old Greenhills Primary School this morning. Police have asked residents to keep ...

A major motorway has closed following an emergency incident. Drivers have been warned that delay times have increased to 25 minutes.

The French coastguard had said around 60 migrants on a small boat spent more than 33 hours at sea “in precarious conditions” ...

Pupils at St Bartholomew's Primary in Castlemilk have welcomed a positive HMIE inspection, with inspectors praising the ...

Actors Mark Bonnar and Ashley Jensen will lead the cast in a new warm and witty BBC sitcom. Rambling, written by Iain Connel ...

Volunteers at a Glasgow park, which is at the centre of an over £200,000 investment, hope its refurbishment will help locals ...

After running a bookshop from her aunt's cupboard under the stairs as a child, Jennifer Findlay is celebrating a major milestone as her ...

Further funding to approve a Glasgow burn has been given the go ahead inspired by the work of selfless community volunteers ...

A seven-year-old girl with autism and complex needs is living in a council house with mould-ridden, rotten floorboards that her mum fears ...

Andy Burnham’s comments came as US President Donald Trump said he would encourage AI development rather than seek to rein it ...