Online dating scammers may have duped over 50 victims
Two conmen who preyed on women in a cruel online dating scam may have duped more than 50 victims, police have revealed.
Alasdair Forsyth studied with a future PM and travelled the world… so why did this quiet, intelligent man meet such a brutal end?
He was a university friend of Gordon Brown, spending time with the future Prime Minister during their days as students in Edinburgh.
After £325k legal aid bill for their trial, human trafficking gang appeal
A gang jailed after Scotland’s highest-profile human trafficking trial are appealing their convictions, we can reveal.
Police say Sir Rod Stewart said he was sorry after fracas at resort
Singer Rod Stewart apologised after allegedly punching a hotel security guard in the chest, according to police reports.
REVEALED: Young players have been abused by trusted coaches at every level of football in Scotland
The number of young footballers abused in Scotland is far higher than previously estimated, with victims now reported at every level of the sport, we can reveal today.
Staff hit out after Moffat hotel closes with no warning
A well-known hotel and wedding venue has suddenly shut the doors, leaving 30 staff jobless six days before Christmas.
Epileptic Scots will have to wait for cannabis green-light
People in England with severe epilepsy will be able to routinely access a cannabis-based treatment on the NHS from January 6 – while Scottish patients await a decision on the drug.
Waverley hits her £2.3m appeal target
The world’s last sea-going paddle steamer is expected to return to operation next year after a fundraising appeal reached its £2.3 million target.
Dial M for Moscow: Author fears tycoon’s fall linked to Kremlin
Police must reopen inquiries into the death of a Scots tycoon with links to Russia who fell to his death after claiming he would be murdered, according to a fresh investigation into a series of suspicious fatalities.
New ScotRail timetable promises more trains and seats
Major improvements to Scotland’s railways, including additional services, more seats on key routes and a new station, will be introduced this week as part of a UK-wide timetable change.
Oil tycoon’s £6m legal fees will be investigated by watchdogs
Scotland’s legal watchdogs are to investigate a lengthy list of complaints amid a row between an oil tycoon and his former lawyers.