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Patrick Harvie will attend an anti-monarchy rally and Lorna Slater says that monarchy is "nothing to celebrate".

Homeowners face higher costs as the rates for both two- and five-year fixed deals are now above 6%.

The pair said they were "beyond excited" to bring back the series, which ran from 1989 to 2006.

Police investigating the attempted murder of John Caldwell arrest the men under the Terrorism Act.

The number of people contacting the DVLA worried about someone's fitness to drive is rising.

A man and a woman, both 22, remain in police custody on suspicion of murder.

He will be presented with the Honours of Scotland following a "people's procession" in Edinburgh.

Evidence deleted, women harassed and investigations taking years - BBC inquiry into police sexual misconduct.

Anthony Albanese backs the "always winning" Australia side amid controversy over a key wicket.

Five councils bring a legal challenge against the London mayor's plans to expand ULEZ.

The charges against him are linked to an "extreme right-wing ideology", counter-terrorism police say.

The government says the move is needed to stop councils conducting their own foreign policy.

The prime minister said his priorities should be used to hold his government to account.

In his last UK interview, the actor said friends believed mountaineering had become too dangerous.

The energy regulator says firms should retain profits in case of future price shocks.

Premature babies can now routinely be given the drug ranibizumab on the NHS, to prevent blindness.

On a cold, dark February morning, a figure, carrying a bag and filled with purpose, climbed a hedge at the All England Club, planning to destroy it.

The findings from BBC analysis reveal a serious problem, say charities but agents say landlords are worried about damage.

Tuesday's papers focus on motorists being overcharged for fuel and the hottest June on record.

Councillors are set to discuss alternative models of governance for the Orkney Islands on Tuesday.