Carla Jenkins

Store in Presbyterian stronghold is believed to be retail giant’s last remaining branch without seven-day opening

Speaking at the Cheltenham Literature Festival, Johnson described the former first minister as ‘Princess Twinkletoes’ and said Brexit has left the SNP in disarray

The Scottish comedian was once told he looked ‘like a welder who got away with it’. Now he’s living to tell the tale

The ThatGuy campaign encourages men to challenge inappropriate behaviour towards women, as reports of sexual offences climb

Stornoway community council has launched a last-ditch effort to persuade the supermarket to reconsider trading on the Sabbath

While pursuing dreams of stardom, Michael Joyce imprisoned his frail neighbour before beating him to death

Fife’s ancient university town always puts on a great party to honour its namesake. With an outstanding spa hotel too, it’s the perfect spot to celebrate

Finlay MacDonald said he was left with low self-esteem after he was attacked by John MacKinnon and told a psychiatrist ‘that was the start of all this’

Jenny Colgan says that libraries are a vital resource for encouraging children to read as Aberdeenshire council announces 13 closures

Officials from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency say the 500 bicycles Nigel Carter has collected to be used as affordable transport were ‘exporting waste’