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Staff at Burton's Biscuits' Edinburgh plant, which also makes Wagon Wheels, are threatening strikes.

Up to 300 people who attended a football match are told to self-isolate after 28 tested positive.

A teenage boy has been arrested in connection with the shooting of the Year 11 student.

The warning comes after a member of staff at a school tested positive for Covid-19.

Marie McCourt has been ordered to pay Ian Simms' costs after a failed bid to stop his release.

The health secretary says new coronavirus spikes in France and Spain started with young people.

The first minister says a continued rise in coronavirus cases in Scotland must be taken "really seriously".

Bijou Weddings will pay back more to couples whose weddings were cancelled under lockdown.

Business groups warn of large scale cuts if the job retention scheme is not extended after October.

The hearing begins less than a mile away from where the bomb exploded on 22 May 2017.

Parties that were pro-remain urge against changes to the NI Protocol in the Brexit deal.

The 5 Live presenter will fill the shoes of Jane Garvey and Jenni Murray.

Owner AB Foods says the High Street chain's sales since reopening have been stronger than expected.

Police say Sean Williams had tried to intervene in a fight between two men when he was stabbed.

A 27-year-old man was held at an address in the city in the early hours.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday morning.

Detectives say the release of CCTV images of a suspect has generated "several new lines of inquiry".

It will be the first item on the agenda as NI assembly members return from the summer break.

The government says the new group is aimed at reducing regional economic disparities across Britain.

Education Minister Kirsty Williams says it is "vital" people feel confident they are safe.