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Nicola Sturgeon said the agreement had been "unanimously endorsed" following a very upbeat meeting.

The SNP's deal with the Greens and desperate scenes in Afghanistan feature on Scotland's front pages.

The cost of staying in Glasgow during the world climate change summit means activists are helping each other out.

Gordon Maclennan, chief executive of SPT, had denied owning two cars with identical registration numbers.

Edwin McLaren and his wife Lorraine conned dozens of people in financial difficulty between 2008 and 2012.

The rail operator is consulting on a slimmed down timetable in the aftermath of the Covid pandemic.

The two springer spaniels were taken along with garden equipment and tools in the theft in Angus.

The MSP was the only candidate in the running to succeed Willie Rennie as the Scottish Liberal Democrats leader.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says a rocket carrying a satellite will be launched from Scotland by 2022.

Anders and Anne Holch Povlsen's Wildland Ltd went to court in a bid to overturn permission for Space Hub Sutherland.

The agreement will take the Greens into government for the first time anywhere in the UK.

The Halo Trust, which has its HQ in Scotland, aims to continue clearance operations under Taliban rule.

Scientists hope to learn more about the behaviour of Leach's storm petrels, which are a threatened species.

Afsha Rana has been jailed for 27 months after selling more than 170 devices at a pawnbroker in Glasgow.

A report suggests it is best placed for major investment in the next generation of offshore wind power.

William MacDowell, 79, who denies the allegations, suffers from three significant illnesses, a court has heard.

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 and 20 August.