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Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the first leaders' debate was a nightmare for Douglas Ross

The Scotsman rates the party leaders after the first Scottish election TV debate.

Applications are now open for eligible Lanarkshire charities to apply for a grant of up to £5,000.

The Hollywood actress, 33, was the epitome of chic in a leopard print coat which she teamed with a pair of oversized shades.

Bill Bonnar will stand as the candidate for the Scottish Socialist Party in Rutherglen in July.

A round-up of some of the domestic Scottish football stories this Monday evening:

The first TV debate of the 2024 general election campaign saw leaders clash over taxation and the future of North Sea oil and gas.

“We are hopeful that our urgent call for a buyer will appeal to a variety of interested parties.”

A rare opportunity to buy a historic Scottish country house that was once a grand hotel has come up, with Balgonie House looking like an absolutely stunning family home.

SIXTEEN years after abandoning the famous crest donned by Claudio Caniggia and Fabian Caballero – Dundee will wear the ‘classic gold laurels’ once more.

The First Minister responded to a Conservative election promise to define the protected characteristic of sex as ‘biological sex’.

SNP leader responds to Badenoch pledge to define sex as ‘biological sex’ rather than gender

The First Minister responded to a Conservative election promise to define the protected characteristic of sex as ‘biological sex’.

The First Minister responded to a Conservative election promise to define the protected characteristic of sex as ‘biological sex’.

A salary range starting at £37,831 has been offered for this rare job opportunity on a Scottish island

Party co-leader Lorna Slater said road charging could be “crucial” in getting people to cut their car use.

Two goals from Graham Wilson helped Darvel get the better of Arthurlie was they won 2-1 at Broadwood Stadium

These are the Scots who will be dreaming of gold in Paris.

Samantha McCoach started Le Kilt with help from her granny, who, as an Italian immigrant decades ago, made a livelihood by sewing kilts in Edinburgh.