1 hr ago | The Guardian
Scotland's tough call: stay in the UK, or stay in the EU? | Angus Roxburgh
The Scots are accustomed to having their views ignored in the British political system.
4 hrs ago | Daily Mail
Ally Swinton: 'I was thinking: This is really it. I am going off a...
'I was thinking: This is really it. I am going off a cliff. I am going to die': Miracle survivor of 2,000ft avalanche fall reveals terrifying moment he was forced to SWIM to safety through snow Ally Swinton, pictured with his ripped clothes, survived a 2,000ft avalanche fall while walking along a ridge towards Mont Blanc A British climber ... (more)
8 hrs ago | The Daily Record
John Niven: New Documentary Skint exposes the lengths British...
JOHN hits out at the Coalition Government and its cut backs as thousands of families across the Britain try to survive on the most meagre of state handouts.
12 hrs ago | Sunday Herald
Giant firm tells Scotland to pay up
The 40 billion engineering giant, Babcock, is demanding up to 500,000 from the Scottish Government's wildlife agency because it opposed the company's plans for a major new freight terminal in Fife.
14 hrs ago | The Daily Record
Mortuary worker accused of removing identification tags from body in an attempt to smear colleagues
SHARON Conway is claiming unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal and says other bodies were wrongly tagged in the past.
22 hrs ago | Sunday Herald
Blaze deaths landlord jailed for breaching orders
A landlord has been jailed for violating fire safety regulations after a blaze that killed a Scots apprentice jockey and a fellow rider.
Aldi reject site bid from council
The council had made an offer to the supermarket firm in the hope of taking over the derelict site as the base for its new headquarters.
Bo'ness skatepark public meeting
FIVE potential sites for a skatepark in Bo'ness have been revealed, ahead of a public meeting on May 29 for which a big turn-out is hoped.
Four Senses - Plus One of Adventure
On September 1, 2012, Scottish school teacher Gerry Hughes set out from the Firth of Clyde in Scotland in his Bruce Farr-designed Beneteau 42s7, Quest III .
Drummer Roger Taylor and singer Freddie Mercury of the British rock band Queen perform at the Playhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1st September 1976.
Lana Del Rey And Her Man Bring Their Young & Beautiful Love To Scotland
Aside from a musical collaboration and a few random outings , Lana Del Rey usually keeps her relationship with boyfriend Barrie-James O'Neill away from the prying lenses of the paparazzi! But it appears the breathy, baby-doll crooner decided to enjoy her latest trip across the pond with her man by her side, as she was spotted arriving with him in ... (more)
Prison for death blaze landlord
A landlord has been jailed for violating fire safety regulations after a blaze that left two young jockeys dead, firefighters have confirmed.
Rejects store left us feeling rejected ...
A VISIT to a popular Kirkcaldy store left a woman and her disabled mother upset after they claimed they were treated "rudely" by staff.
Big-hearted bikers rally round for Kim
A GROUP of north east Fife bikers has rallied round to help a cancer sufferer rediscover the joys of the open road.
River baptism to honour founder of Leslie church
A KIRKCALDY couple are set to take part in a unique baptism ceremony this weekend - with one intending to make a real splash! George and Hilary Mar will be joining in with the 133rd anniversary celebrations of Leslie Baptist Church and Hilary's baptism will take place in the River Leslie in a tribute to church founder Thomas Lister.
Step back in time with town display
Gavin Grant, Council collection development team leader, with some of the items which will feature in the "Moments in Time" display.
Nigel Farage Comes to the Brave New Scotland
I am not quite sure I understand why Nigel Farage opted to launch UKIP's Aberdeen by-election campaign in Edinburgh.
Councillors' pay packets revealed
The period of pay and other costs relates from May 2012 after the local council election until the end of March.
Calls for speed control on Standing Stane
RESIDENTS and councillors have called for action from Fife Council after a two-vehicle collision on the Standing Stane road last week.
Plans to close Arbroath Sheriff Court were proposed due to issues relating to custody arrangements, a local MSP has revealed.