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Efforts to recreate the early 19th Century landscape at Dryburgh will be emulated at other sites.

The islands' councillors will consider a motion to investigate alternative forms of governance.

Crime writer JD Kirk said his readers are buzzing about the idea for mutant biting midges.

Three men have been arrested after the crash involving a stolen BMW on the outskirts of Glasgow.

Humza Yousaf said the party had previously only kept online records of donations under £250.

He was airlifted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow for treatment.

Michael Cloke had to borrow wheelchairs to visit Paris landmarks after easyJet could not locate it.

Missing paperwork on SNP finances and a warning to tourists in France lead the front pages.

A new exhibition at the National Museums of Scotland look back at the myth of the little black dress.

Mollie Porter was the first woman to take charge of a mountain rescue team in Scotland.

Firefighters will now no longer go to all automatic alarms, with care homes among some exemptions.

Frederick Menzies, 77, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on the A90, near St Fergus.

Abdul Majid challenged the legality of fees Circularity Scotland was seeking to impose on retailers.

The 30-year-old faces the charge after the death of 58-year-old Elizabeth Watson in Peterhead.

Areas around Glasgow and Aberdeen will get up to £160m of public money to boost economic growth.

Christopher McCann, 40 has been jailed for 16 months after stealing the statues from the Gorbals.

The main Corran ferry, MV Corran, and its relief vessel Maid of Glencoul are both out of service.

James White was extradited from Brazil last August as part of Police Scotland's Operation Escalade.

Stephen McHarg told officers of his intent to murder a man in an unprovoked attack in Livingston.