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I Swear stars Robert Aramayo as John Davidson

Labour could see its Scottish seats slashed from 37 to just three if they fail to go further on EU relations in their next manifesto

New exhibition aims to turn the image of Mary towards a woman of fun and sophistication

Mary, Queen of Scots was much more than the victim she is sometimes portrayed as

Commissioner says ‘sustained’ rise in complaints must be dealt with ‘systemically’

The collection was donated to a charity shop in Edinburgh

Charity Scot-ART has rented out space at St Margaret’s House in Meadowbank for the past 18 years

The former first minister says there is a ‘moral imperative’ as well as an environmental argument for rejecting the Rosebank North Sea oilfield

Staffing pressures viewed as key source of problems

Reduced investor confidence and wider regulatory issues cited for only £141 million committed so far across 17 projects

The whitebeam has been around on Arran since the Ice Age - and now there is a fighting chance they are to return in significant numbers

Dr Mark Hartl said Heriot-Watt University marine science researchers had worked with mussels from the Firth of Forth for over 20 years and had observed the disappearance of the local populations.

The economic and security case for a return to the European Union is compelling

Scottish Conservatives accused their political rivals of “shamefully refusing to back new drilling in the North Sea”

The campaigner and broadcaster was described as having “an endless capacity for joy”

The MSP described the allegations following a Scotsman investigation as ‘completely untrue’

Scotland’s ‘untapped innovation cohort’ represent one of the biggest economic opportunities available to the country over the coming decade, writes Jenny Edwards

Patricia Marquis of RCN England told the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal the union has no position on the definition of trans woman

Agriculture’s next generation needs a hand, writes Lorna McKay

Andrew Gilmour on a complex case involving a settlement after a fatal crash

Donald Trump would be weakened by defeat in the midterm elections and could lash out in ways that make America even more angry and polarised

Joe Goldblatt contrasts two experiences of customer service, one in Edinburgh, the other in Atlantic City, New Jersey

A lack of connection with the democratic process has prompted many people to stop voting.

Ann Sammon on what bosses must know about flexible working requests

Katie Long’s business rates skyrocketed from £19,000 a year to £53,000 - now she is having to call time on her pub

Married at First Sight’s recent troubles are a reminder to businesses to get the paperwork right, says Dawn Dickson

The Scottish government had pledged to reduce the size of the public sector workforce in a bid to plug a £5 billion gap in the public finances

Andy Burnham’s triple lock speech caught the attention of readers

With summer behind us and the evenings drawing in, the prospect of swapping Scotland's colder months for Portugal's warmer climate may seem particularly appealing.

A long-term highly-taxed market such as Scottish residential property will always discourage buyers, says David J Alexander

Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he wanted to ‘look at the options’ for resetting the UK’s relationship with Europe.

The Great British Bake Off has returned.

Summerhall Arts boss Sam Gough said the Fringe was not likely to move in the coming years, but warned it could go past a “point of no return”.

Questions had been raised about the fact Peter Murrell was receiving legal aid despite having a variety of income sources

Skyrora XL is a three-stage rocket which will stand 23-metres tall, able to carry a payload of up to 315kg of satellites.

The pair set up their watch brand after lockdown

NHS Tayside says its systems and processes have been ‘strengthened’ where required

At just over £12,500, the UK pays its pensioners far less than many countries in Europe

Jacqui Hunter, who died during childbirth, was given eight times the recommended amount of a drug used to bring on labour

The paintings will be sold at an auction in Edinburgh

The party called on Labour and the SNP to ‘get off the fence’

Debbie McGee was the assistant of magician Paul Daniels

Amazon’s biggest Echo Show combines a huge 21-inch screen with Fire TV, powerful sound and Alexa+ for a smart home upgrade

It comes after the PM said he is “determined to prove John Swinney wrong” in a blistering defence of the union in his Labour conference speech.

She was happy to get out of the house

The parliament said a video did not comply with its media policy

The UK needs a centre-right path to net zero or voters might choose a reckless hard-left one instead

The UK must be alive to the threats posed by Vladimir Putin’s regime following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Councillors are raising concerns about the SNP’s vague plans for a massive upheaval of local government

Andy Burnham’s first conference speech as Labour leader will go down in history.