The Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund works across the globe in conflict zones and areas impacted by war and disaster. Deacon Blue's Lorraine McIntosh reflects on her experience, meeting with victims of genocide in Rwanda.
First Minister Humza Yousaf has said the Scottish Government “will do all we can” to help further the cause of continued freedom in Europe, following a call with a Belarusian opposition leader
A Glasgow man will open London's first Scottish deli, The Shoap, after Burns Night and serve classic Scottish scran, from morning rolls to Tennents.
A decision by Scottish Ministers to grant planning permission for a wind farm on land precious to an endangered species is to be challenged in a judicial review.
Two loans made by former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell to his party in 2018 should have been declared earlier, the Electoral Commission has said.
A new care home has officially been opened in Newton Mearns which offers residential, respite and palliative care as well as specialised care for sufferers of dementia.
Glasgow could become a leader in the development of new technologies including drones and artificial intelligence (AI) following a £2.5 million investment.
New figures have revealed that almost 1400 babies in Scotland have been born dependent on substances since 2017.
January marks one year since a Scottish charity began a campaign to bring 20 female Afghan medical students to complete their degrees at Scottish universities, which has faced delays and uncertainty from the UK Home Office.
