Challenge Poverty weeks brings into focus not just the hardship that people are forced to endure, but the solutions available ...

Martin O'Neill honestly opens up on the Celtic comment he regrets making, supporter discontent, and the club's statement last weekend.

In an underpass in Glasgow, the city has been experimenting with a new approach to a big social problem. Now that it’s failed, what’s next, asks Mark Smith ...

The Catholic Church has cited harsher rules on immigration as one of the reasons for its shock plans to close 24 churches in Glasgow.

I visited East Kilbride’s fading mall and found a town at a crossroads as new owner Sheet Anchor Evolve takes control of ...

Ms Kernan questioned whether Edinburgh University management had carried out an equality impact assessment prior to making the decision to close the programmes.

Two Edinburgh arts centres are up for redevelopment, but in Europe’s busiest hospitality market, hotels could be key to ...

Gavin Cromwell believes Final Orders has all the tools to help him land a second consecutive Velka Pardubicka on Sunday – if his Cheltenham Festival winning gelding can negotiate the fearsome fourth ...

The SNP is calling on the Chancellor to “call off” what it claims is a “sustained attack” by Labour on Scotch whisky by ...

John, who has died aged 83, was a household name among Scottish football fans in the 1960s and 70’s, associated principally with Clyde for whom he played over 460 games, mostly in the top tier ...

Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has announced that he has banned the contentious Drumcree parade. Sir Chris told the Press Association it had not been possible to find accommodation ...

Firefighters have tackled a huge blaze overnight at a Glasgow scrapyard. Crews remain at the scene in South Street after being called there at around 11.30pm on Friday. Pictures showed clouds of smoke ...