Gleneagles Hotel

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A fridge at the Gleneagles Hotel loaded with commemorative bottles of Coca-Cola featuring an image of Robert Burns

Known as an ‘Aladdin’s cave of hard-to-find vinyl oldies’, Backtracks Music and Games has been a fixture of Edinburgh’s cultural scene for decades

New Edinburgh retrospective celebrates artist Peter Howson OBE #BestOfScotland

Energy giant blames windfall tax for cut UK staffing levels and investment

The former footballer took to Twitter on Tuesday after the Home Secretary claimed the UK was being “overwhelmed”

"Scotland’s devolved government has narrowed itself into a centralised, self-regarding bureaucracy which hoards power and ruthlessly uses patronage and ... Show more

The SNP leadership candidates weighed in on the Bute House Agreement.

Sepa, the scheme’s regulator, has confirmed registration will remain open to enable all producers to sign up in time for the launch of the DRS on 16 ... Show more

'A spectacular production that hopes to attract new audiences for dance'

Toll of long covid among police officers and staff revealed

There are fears over whether Glen Sannox and Hull 802 will ever set sail as an agreement over the publicly funded budget has stalled since September

The criminal law is one of five being proposed by the Scottish Government following a wide-ranging review

"Those 14 days shaped every single kid in Northern Ireland. We’d become the 'Peace Generation' "

New West End venue for Six by Nico

"Until perhaps a year ago, the economic factors used by unionists to knock down independence had real bite. They mattered. Moderate, considered Yes voters ... Show more

Changing demographics revealed in Northern Ireland

Putin vowed that Russia would use its weapons of mass destruction if its territory was threatened.

"Broadcasters – chiefly, the BBC – act as if Britain is as one in its view of the Queen. It is not."

John Frace, 27, from Dunoon, said it was hard to put into words the experience of attending the funeral.

Liz Truss announces an oil bonanza for the North Sea. Should we be drilling for more oil?

The site has been temporarily suspending publishing new reviews.

Plans to cap energy costs for businesses will still leave pubs with bills 300 per cent higher than normal, a leading trade body has warned.

"Catalan nationalism, fatigued and frustrated, is turning on itself. Or at least that is the story being told in Barcelona"

The arrival of Liz Truss as the funeral baffled Australian broadcasters.

Traffic Scotland has urged people to "only travel if absolutely necessary"

Ms Sturgeon will attend the Queen’s funeral in London on the opening day of the summit on Monday

Time to ditch Rule Britannia?

The SNP has been granted the right to intervene but only "by way of written submissions".

The First Minister paid tribute to the monarch’s “extraordinary dedication” of the monarch.

The British writer won the Booker Prize twice, first for her 2009 novel Wolf Hall and again in 2012 for Bring Up The Bodies

Services on the Mallaig to Armadale on Skye have had to be cancelled

She urged the nation to come together to support the new King.

COSLA is hoping it means next week's strikes would be suspended.

A record five million people followed the flight to RAF Northolt.

The Queen died peacefully this afternoon, it has been confirmed.

Could this resolve the council pay dispute?

"She rounded on those who call her a fascist, essentially accusing them of being beholden to unseen forces."

RMT strikes will not go ahead this month.

It presents the SNP with a timely boost.

The legislation has been highly controversial.

The frontrunner to become the next prime minister would invite applications for drilling licences to explore new fields in the North Sea

'Our fourth prime minister in just six years ... a clear sign of turbulent times.'

After leaving a committee room by a side door, the 45-year-old was chaperoned by a member of Holyrood staff as hurried to the car park

It will support "Network Rail on its route to decarbonisation"

And it's bye-bye from Boris. What did you think of the outgoing PM?

Irvine Welsh on finding love, obscurity and The Long Knives.

The ancient relic was found by workmen diggin on Kircaldy High Street

Schools could be forced to close as employees are set to go on strike.

He said there is a "different path".

Holyrood will be urged to vote against the controversial attempts to override the protocol.

PHS is working to boost stocks of the vaccine.

What now for the Bon Accord shopping centre?