Officers at the airport reportedly ordered the 36-year-old to open his iPhone before discovering approximately 3,900 images and 70 videos of child sexual abuse material.

A SICK Scots soft play boss has been jailed in America after US border guards unearthed a haul of vile child abuse images on his phone. Twisted Steven Paul McInally, from Tollcross in Glasgow, was

Glasgow City Council will hold a public consultation over introducing a 5% visitor levy on overnight stays in the city.The tourist tax would apply to hotels, hostels, guest houses, B&Bs and self-catering accommodation.

NEW figures which reveal assaults on Scottish Ambulance staff are at a five-year-high are “completely unacceptable”, says the service.

Ahead of the Guinness Six Nations Championship this weekend – when Scotland welcomes Italy to Murrayfield – Scottish Rugby has received an independent evaluation of its overall economic value to Scotland.

Members of one of Scotland's largest paedophile gangs - who ran a "monstrous" child sex abuse ring in a Glasgow drugs den - have each been sentenced to an order for lifelong restriction.

Parent firm Lloyds is closing 14 Bank of Scotland branches, along with 61 Lloyds banks and 61 Halifax sites — you can use our map to check if the closures affect your branch.

A former transport minister who described nationalisation as 'childish' has urged the Scottish Government to be 'open minded' with private

Tuipulotu’s misfortune is a grievous and perhaps fatal blow to the very real chance he had of being a big hit with Lions in his Australian homeland this summer.

More than 10,000 patients across Scotland have benefitted from da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) since 2021.

Scotland's Stafford McDowall will earn a ninth cap at inside centre in place of injured captain Sione Tuipulotu in an otherwise experienced backline to face Italy in their Six Nations opener at Murrayfield on Saturday.

Barrhead Travel is plotting a rebrand and further growth for this year, following a “fabulous” record-breaking 2024. The Glasgow-headquartered chain aims to open more shops and recruit more staff for its agencies, as well as expanding its Brilliant Travel division, which encompasses homeworkers and Managed Serviced Travel Partners (MSTP).