Scottish Government bankruptcy shake-up sparks abuse fears as 92 of creditors receive nothing back. Ministers plan to double the debt limit to £50,000.

As Scotland attracts billions in data centre investment, who will reap the rewards and who should pay for the infrastructure required?

Almost 30 per cent of staff at a Scottish Government public body have experienced "bullying or harassment", according to the results of internal research leaked to The Herald.

Two Scottish founders, from Perth and Laurencekirk, have secured £100m to drive further expansion of their fast-growing business ...

Robertson is on the brink of overtaking Dalglish as Scotland’s most-capped player, but his achievement also highlights ...

Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity partners with Airbnb.org to offer free stays for families near hospital care through ...

Excavation work to create Edinburgh's first new purpose-built new concert hall for more than a century has been completed.

The Conversion Practices Bill if enacted would represent the greatest threat to gay rights since 1988 when Section 28 of the Local Government Act in England, Scotland and Wales came into force, says K ...

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency makes a U-turn over its CalMac checks failure claim following questions about ferry safety ...

President Trump should be persuaded that in order to partially restore his reputation, he should accept the fact that Russia is the aggressor here and needs to be punished' ...

Violence broke out after bareknuckle fights were staged at the Hydro at the weekend. Our Writer at Large says the venue must be held to account for any trouble and clean-up costs ...

OEUK report warns 80 of supply-chain firms expect future investment and growth overseas as UK confidence falls, despite £123bn offshore energy investment.