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Lord Kirkhill pictured on his appointment as Minister of State for Scotland in 1975

Obituaries: Lord Kirkhill, civic leader who promoted infrastructure for North Se...

Humza Yousaf walks to the stage to speak after being elected as new SNP party leader

In pictures: Humza Yousaf is elected new SNP leader

New seating and interpretation was opened in December last year.

Community-led project at Shakkin Briggie encourages skills training

Two men walk through the gates of Ravenscraig steel works aster the last shift before the plant finally closes in June 1992.

Scotland in the 1990s: The biggest news stories of the decade

The clocks going back can have an impact on our furry friends - but there are things you can do to help.

How the hour change affects your adorable dog - and what to do about it

Just like humans, dogs can struggle with their mental health.

The most common mental health issues adorable dogs suffer from

Dunoon Grammar School has been named a top three finalist for World's Best School Prize for Community Collaboration (Picture: Dunoon Grammar School/PA Wire)

Brian Wilson: In praise of Dunoon Grammar School – and democratic education

Two of the late queen's corgies, Muick and Sandy, in the grounds of Windsor Castle during her funeral

Queen’s corgis will understand emotion of missing the monarch, says dog expert

The castle will be closing in September until spring 2024 to allow for an essential major conservation project and future proofing against further damage from climate change.

Last chance to visit the fairytale Craigievar Castle… for now

Alan Wood with his winning truck.

Alan's truck takes top spot at Peterhead Scottish Week truck show

On this Day - April 26

Scots band The Bluebells, who topped the UK charts in the 1990s with their pop-hit Young at Heart

Spinning Around – Glasgow’s Remarkable Record Shops

Journalist Sarah Smith was appointed BBC North America editor in November (Picture: Robert Perry)

Nicola Sturgeon denies having ''much in common' with Sarah Smith's tormentors.

Journalist and TV presenter Sarah Smith, at the BBC HQ in Glasgow. Picture: Robert Perry

SNP MSP apologises for suggesting abuse suffered by Sarah Smith was ‘imaginary’

Kylie Minogue and Jason Donavan had the odd bad hair day on Neighbours but their TV wedding had 20 million Poms agog (Picture: Fremantle Media/Shutterstock)

Strewth, they can’t toss this TV show on the barbie – Aidan Smith

How one of the new homes at the St Combs development will look.

'Eco-friendly' family homes development set for coastal Aberdeenshire village

Edward Kane and the Innocent Railway. Illustration: Lesley-Anne Barnes Macfarlane

Edward Kane and the Innocent Railway - Chapter 8

John Smith, also known as Frank Smith to his family, was last seen leaving the Crianlarich Hotel in Crianlarich on Thursday morning (Photo: Police Scotland).

Body found in search for missing 84-year-old hillwalker

John Smith: Police continue search for 87-year old who has been missing for four days

Police continue search for 84-year old who has been missing for four days

John Smith (84), from Nottinghamshire, has been missing from Crianlarich since Thursday, August 5

Daughter's appeal to trace hill-walking dad, aged 84

84-year-old John Smith from Nottingham was last seen leaving the Crianlarich Hotel at 7.15am on Thursday, August 5 (Photo: Police Scotland).

84-year-old hillwalker missing after last seen leaving hotel in Crianlarich

John Smith was last seen in Brown Street, Paisley on Friday morning. Picture: Other 3rd Party.

Search launched for missing Paisley man

Ruth Davidson will enter the House of Lords after the Scottish Parliament election on May 6 (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA)

House of Lords is a scandalous affront to democracy – Angus Robertson

Tony Blair has said half of the UK’s population could be vaccinated by the end of March (Shutterstock)

This is what Tony Blair has said about the UK Government's vaccine plan

Gordon Brown: Corbyn would make Labour party of protest

Mike Elrick : John Smith - Scotland’s lost leader

Farmers called upon to clear snow and ice from Scotland’s roads

Ticket sales slip, but Fringe is in ‘fantastic health’

Ten fishermen fined £1.2m

Mike Elrick: Monarch of the political glen looks to be lacking some dignity

Scottish World Heritage Sites: Future candidates

Sick Kids hospital: At the forefront of child medicine for last 150 years

MSPs divided over portrait of the Queen for Holyrood

Happy hours stretch to happy days as drink law loophole exposed

A storm gathers above 'Fortress East End' – but its Labour defenders remai...

An open letter to the new justice minister

40 years for animal rights group who stole body

Sounding off about the iPod generation

G8 protests spark blood supply crisis

The good, the bad ... and the quirky

Intelligence firm with an air of mystery

Rev Jack MacArthur

The Scotsman Top Stories

First Minister Humza Yousaf

Humza Yousaf considering compensating islanders for ferry disruption

Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie arrive for the Warner Brothers Pictures red carpet photocall of "Barbie" during CinemaCon 2023 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, on April 25, 2023. (Photo by BRIDGET BENNETT/AFP via Getty Images)

Barbie is the blockbuster film of summer 2023 - Gaby Soutar

The inquiry is looking into ventilation issues at the Royal Hospital for Children & Young People at Little France. Picture: Scott Louden

'Ambiguity' surrounding ventilation standards in Sick Kids hospital contract