Cops issue cyber crime warning after 19 significant crimes are reported since July last year
BUSINESSES and individuals across the country were scammed out of millions of pounds, it has been revealed.
Scottish budget to get final approval at Holyrood
The Scottish government’s tax and spending plans for the next year are expected to pass their final parliamentary hurdle.
Edinburgh International Book Festival to hit the road
Authors Val McDermid, Christopher Brookmyre and Mark Billingham will take part in the three-day event in Glenrothes.
Social Bite ‘sleep out’ to help 600 homeless people
The Social Bite event will provide £3m of support to help people stay in their new homes.
Artists put modern sculptures held in storage up for adoption
The scheme gives charities and other groups the chance to borrow pieces which are in long-term storage.
Aberdeen first city in Scotland to get full fibre broadband
The new network will provide gigabit internet speeds to nearly every home and business in the city.
Woman brings civil case against man cleared of raping her
For the first time in a century a woman begins a civil action in Scotland after an unsuccessful rape prosecution.
Crime gangs net £7m from sophisticated bank phone fraud
Charities, construction firms and an 88-year-old woman have been targeted by vishing scams,
Police Scotland and British Transport Police merger halted as opposition parties call to axe scheme
Justice Secretary Michael Matheson said he remained committed to keeping the plans in place.
Glasgow schoolboy writes sweet letter to teacher to cheer her up after losing her pet dog
A KIND-HEARTED schoolboy has given his teacher a letter after she was devastated about the loss of her pet dog.
