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Bank of Scotland owner Lloyds will report a sharp rise in annual profits this week but the impact of Brexit uncertainties on current trading will be the main focus of analysts’ attention.

An Edinburgh-based travel firm that organises short-stay language immersion trips focused on Spain is adding new destinations to its offering.

All flybmi flights to and from Aberdeen have been cancelled after the airline filed for administration.

AN Edinburgh castle which once hosted the likes of Charles Dickens, Hans Christian Andersen and Sir Walter Scott, has been included in a list of Britain’s most ‘unloved’ properties after its asking price dropped by £1 million.

Airline flybmi has suspended flights and is filing for administration, blaming uncertainty around Brexit.

A Scottish foundry has been given a key role in the restoration of Big Ben.

The Cairncross Review highlighted how news organisations are losing advertising revenue as tech companies like Google, Apple and Facebook take a significant slice of the advertising market, writes John McLellan.

Sports clubs have warned councillors that cutting £3.35m from Edinburgh Leisure’s budget will “endanger the health of vulnerable people” in the Capital.

The Youth Strike 4 Climate Change campaign shows children have a better understanding of the science – and the urgency of the situation – than many adults.

SCOTS are to be asked if they fancy tucking into a bacon butty from a genetically modified pig as part of a new survey testing their perception of edited meat.

A RENOWNED Psychiatrist produced an “inaccurate and misleading” report on a patient who went on to lose an unfair dismissal claim against the Ministry of Justice, a tribunal has found.

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An Edinburgh-based performing arts school is eying a threefold revenue rise and a major expansion after requests for its services have soared.

As MPs indulged in political theatre, a leading light of the arts issued a warning of real substance about Britain’s place in the world.

Harassment and bullying by members of Scotland’s health boards is more widespread than in other public organisations, the Standards Commission has found.

Entry requirements for some of Scotland’s most prestigious universities will be lowered to increase the number of students from diverse backgrounds, it has emerged.

A Scottish local authority has signalled its support for a ban on ‘go large’ promotions on meals in cafes, restaurants, and takeaways as part of attempts by the country’s food watchdog to tackle the nation’s poor diet.

Singing stars Lewis Capaldi and Nina Nesbitt will launch BBC Scotland's new TV channel - as part of an opening night line-up featuring comedy favourites Still Game and Burnistoun and a documentary on Scotland's biggest Asian wedding planners.

A well-known restaurant in one of Edinburgh’s busiest suburbs has been put up for sale as its owners look to retire.