King Charles and Queen Camilla had quite an eventful weekend last week in Scotland. In case you missed it, the royal couple were spotted en route to church on a snowy Sunday morning, complete with big smiles and winter gear.

Scottish Labour warn the number of crimes being recorded has surged, but the amount of cases being solved has collapsed.

The Telegraph selected the best and worst of Britain's 1,250 towns, and picturesque Queensferry came out on top in Scotland.

Rejoining the European Union is Scotland’s “best hope for a more prosperous future”, John Swinney is expected to say in a speech on Wednesday. The First Minister will describe the drive to remain in the bloc – the side which lost the 2016 referendum – as “the past”.

Police are searching for answers after four of the animals were captured, amid speculation 'rogue rewilding' could be to blame for their release.

The stairs that led to a Barrhead field were a far cry from Old Trafford or Wembley. But every time a young Alex McLeish watched Denis Law on TV that’s where he headed.

Lynx wildcats found in Scotland amid push to reintroduce them into Highland forests. Was it guerrilla rewilding or a bid to stop environmentalist's plans?

A man is in the hospital after he was shot Friday evening outside a store on Main Street in the Gibson community of Scotland County, according to Captain Randy

Manchester United legend Denis Law has died, his family confirmed in a statement on Friday. He was 84. Law is widely regarded as one of the greatest figures in the club's history, remembered for his part in an infamous "United Trinity" partnership with Sir Bobby Charlton and George Best, with the trio immortalised in a statue outside Old Trafford.

Scotland's former leader Nicola Sturgeon announced on Monday she and her husband Peter Murrell had decided to end their marriage, almost two years after they were both questioned as part of a police probe into the fate of party funds.

Scotland’s Finance Secretary has said the country is being “punished” for having a larger public sector due to the UK Government’s increase to national insurance contributions. Chancellor Rachel Reeves angered the Scottish Government when the decision to increase the payments from employers was announced in her October Budget.