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“We'll be coming down the road” A big favourite of the Tartan Army, sounding magnificent as thousands of Scotland fans in the Olympiapark fan zone in Munich joined singer Ted Christopher. Follow live updates here as we head towards kick off ➡️

A herd of cows made a daring escape after Storm Floris blew down fencing in Carfin near Motherwell 🐮 Latest updates ➡️

Donald Trump has been spotted playing golf at his Turnberry resort in Ayrshire ⛳

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Glasgow delivery driver 'afraid to work' after protesters' racist traffic-cone attack Read more ➡️

The city has become the first in Scotland to introduce a tourist tax, which will see those staying overnight in hotels, bed and breakfasts and self-catering accommodation charged an additional 5% on top of their original booking cost.

The Tartan Army are arriving in Boston for Scotland's first World Cup game against Haiti More on this story:

England are two games away from ending 60 "years of hurt". The first hurdle is an epic World Cup semi-final against Argentina. Ahead of the match, we asked Glaswegians who they will be supporting. Read more:

“Giving absolutely everything of yourself to this job is the only way to do it – the country deserves nothing less.” Nicola Sturgeon has been outlining why she is resigning as First Minister of Scotland. Follow all the latest -

What a journey! 👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Two Scotland fans have flown across the Atlantic in a small propeller plane to the World Cup ⚽

Scottish data centres powering AI are already using enough water to fill 27 million bottles a year. More on this story ➡️

Scot stays in American convent for World Cup, and this happens See more stories on our website:

Water has been pumped from the River Clyde to douse the flames, but the fire has taken hold of the Victorian buildings. Follow along live:

Shoppers in Glasgow are queuing up for the chance to buy lost parcels without knowing what’s inside.

As the first Scottish Sephora store opens in Edinburgh, we asked beauty lovers how much they spend monthly on their favourite products. How much do you spend on your favourite skin care products?

Glasgow taxi driver David Hodgeson says he hopes the Commonwealth Games will provide a boost for tourism and encourage more people to visit the city in future. He said he hopes visitors will leave with positive memories of Glasgow and the people who live there.

"Everybody who comes from Scotland has just been wonderful." As Scotland fans leave Rhode Island for tonight’s game, the Providence Police are hoping to see them again soon. More here 📲

Superstructure by Turner Prize winner Jasleen Kaur is a new public artwork on the River Clyde which hopes to get you thinking. It was commissioned by the Glasgow 2026 Festival to mark the Commonwealth Games, which return to the city in July. Read more:

Watch as US President Donald Trump's motorcade passes through Turnberry on its way to his golf resort

Hearts or Celtic? Hibs fan Sir Andy Murray gives his take on who will win the league. Read all the latest stories from across Scotland -

Kirkcaldy teenager Callum Grubb loves the 1940s and has been saving for a classic car since he was 11 or 12. The 19-year-old has recently bought an Austin 10 Cambridge from 1938 as his first car. Read more ➡️

Reform UK Scotland leader Malcolm Offord asks what the FM's "cunning plan" for an indyref is after it was rejected by Westminster FM John Swinney says he won't "cow-tow" to Downing St and the parliament has an independence majority #FMQs live:

Over a third of Scotland’s university population are international students - we asked them which Scottish phrases they’ve picked up while studying here, and which ones they’re still trying to figure out. More stories from around Scotland ➡️

Reform's Malcolm Offord asks the FM if he will prioritise the needs of “local Scots” ahead of “strangers”. John Swinney says Offord is presenting himself as a solution to a problem he created and he should condemn MSP Thomas Kerr’s action of encouraging Scots to protest.