Jeremy Watson

Dinner with a Stranger was set up by two Glasgow University students as a platonic matchmaking scheme for people struggling to make connections

The first minister has pledged to improve the Scottish health service, but requires backing from opposition parties to approve spending plans for reform

Despite a well publicised launch in April, work is needed on the Glen Rosa to remove its funnels so that components can be installed underneath

Lady Elish Angiolini, who was born in Glasgow and has Irish heritage, says her appointment as Lord High Commissioner is a “fabulously significant gesture”

Households with kerbside bins will miss a pick-up if it falls on a public holiday — leaving them without a collection for about seven weeks

Passengers at the weekend were hit with cancellations caused by the operator’s inability to find enough drivers willing to work overtime

After jail in South America for cocaine smuggling, Reid has made helping Scots struggling with substance abuse

The university has been hit by a shortfall in fee income from overseas postgraduate students

Figures show the service is worse than under previous private-sector ownership, with more than one in ten trains at least five minutes late

Targets for treating young people in Scotland — set at 18 weeks — have been missed on a huge scale over the past decade