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Campaign push with five days to go

Jim Murphy, Nicola Sturgeon, Willie Rennie and Ruth Davidson

Scotland's voice at Westminster and another independence referendum are major campaign issues five days before the general election.

Sport Celtic win title after Dons lose

Celtic are confirmed as winners of the Scottish Premiership after nearest challengers Aberdeen lose to Dundee United.

Man's body found off Isle of Cumbrae

Police investigate the discovery of a man's body in the water off the Isle of Cumbrae.

Man charged over murder in flat

Crash woman suffers spinal injuries

Candlelit vigil supports Nepalese

The Papers

What do Scotland's papers say?

Features & Analysis

Dragons tamed for Gaelic audience

DreamWorks animated television series Dragons - Defenders of Berk is adapted for a Gaelic audience.

Image gallery

Your pictures

A selection of your photographs taken across Scotland.

Ringing back

New life for traditional phone boxes

  • 30 April 2015
  • From the section Scotland

Scottish twist

New film sees America's Wild West through Scottish eyes

Andrew O'Hagan

'I never refused an experience'

  • 29 April 2015
  • From the section Scotland

Send us your pictures

How to send in photographs for our weekly gallery

  • 27 March 2015
  • From the section Scotland

More than merely paper losses

Paper-making was an early feature of the industrial revolution in Scotland. This century has seen closures, now including Tullis Russell in Fife, as market changes and global competition bear down.

28 April 2015

Douglas Fraser

Business/economy editor, Scotland

 Douglas Fraser

First Minister's Questions: On the road to indyref two?

Labour's Kezia Dugdale adopted a novel approach in questioning the First Minister. One which dispensed with customary niceties. You know, waiting for the reply before pouncing with the supplementary. That sort of thing.

30 April 2015

Brian Taylor

Political editor, Scotland

 Brian Taylor

Sport

Sport Murray through to first clay final

Andy Murray wins two matches within a matter of hours to reach the first clay-court final of his career at the Munich Open.

  • 2 May 2015
  • From the section Tennis

Sport Falkirk 0-3 Hibernian

Sport Motherwell 1-1 Ross County

Sport Partick Thistle 3-0 St Mirren

Elsewhere on the BBC

Could Going Slow change your life?

Great British Bake Off Finalist Kimberley Wilson finds out how going slow may just help you achieve more in the long run