A judge ruled that 22-year-old Holly McGee's wish to be cremated must be respected after her mother launched legal action to have her buried instead.

In the latest in a series on Scotland's unsolved gangland murders the Daily Record's Crime Reporter Norman Silvester takes a looks at the fatal shooting of petty criminal Billy Weatherall more than 30 year ago and its links to an infamous prison riot

Margaret Blair lives at Erskine Veterans Charity’s McKellar House care home in Bishopton, and celebrated her birthday on Tuesday with friends and family.

A number of Scottish postcode areas are impacted by delays

Some parts of Scotland won't receive mail on time this weekend.

A video obtained by the Record shows a well-built Farage aide ­grappling with OAP Don Whittle.

A young Glasgow man is critically ill in an Indonesian hospital after a scooter crash in Bali left him with life-threatening brain injuries and multiple fractures, with his family raising urgent funds for emergency surgery.

Gangland Unsolved: In the third of a new series looking at some of Scotland's most baffling unsolved gangland murders, we examine the apparently motiveless fatal shooting of a 49 year old barman outside the pub where he worked.

Jacqueline Gallagher was one of seven women involved in prostitution who were killed between 1991 and 2005.

Alice Scott says nursery fees could swallow her husband’s wages – as new research reveals more than half of Scottish mums feel it no longer makes financial sense to work.

Relocating to East Craigend or Barwood are two options under consideration.

The local authority has proposed the number of primaries in Johnstone drops from seven to four, while plans for a new-build Trinity High School could see the campus relocated to Erskine.

The event will take place on Friday, June 5, at the Almondvale Suite, Livingston FC, and is a dedicated fundraising evening to support the Network’s work tackling loneliness and strengthening social connection for people aged 50 and over across West Lothian.

Cops received a call about a body around mid-day on Thursday

The Daily Record's Crime Reporter Norman Silvester looks at the fatal violence sex workers have suffered at the hands of their customers and the problems bringing the killers to justice.

Bid for planning permission on behalf of Shell UK for facility off Centreholm Roundabout granted by local authority.

Albert Lamond never thought of himself as a hero and “believed he was just doing his duty”.