BBC News Edinburgh, Fife & East Scotland

A mother tells an inquiry her 10-year-old son almost died from an infection caught while going through cancer treatment.

Connor Aird and Ethan King, both 17, died as a result of the collision in Fife caused by Logan Russell.

A father tells an inquiry he was left "shell shocked" when his son almost died from a hospital-acquired infection at Glasgow's QEUH.

The area around the Scottish National Gallery was cordoned off and Princes Street was closed.

Regulator Ofgem says customers of People's Energy will see their supplies "continue as normal".

Archaeologists uncover three wooden railways, each one laid immediately on top of the last, on the Tranent Waggonway.

Josh Quigley broke Jack Thompson's record by cycling 2,179 miles in a week.

As Hull reintroduces its glittering time ball, a look at the history of these unusual time keepers.

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the incident in Inverkeithing on Friday afternoon.

Hundreds of birds are found dead or starving off the coasts of north-east England and Scotland.

BBC Weather Watchers were up bright and early to photograph Friday's sunrise.

Forbes vanished in Aberdeen in 2011, and Neil and Lucy Henderson say finding him is a "dream come true".

The Fife institution beats Oxford and Cambridge to the top of the The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide.

Lillian Briggs, 86, had to wait eight hours for an ambulance after falling and breaking her hip.

The roles in Scotland include software developers, machine learning specialists and product managers.

Former athletics coach Eric Simpson, 73, targeted teenage girls in Fife between 1981 and 1999.

Employment lawyer says former staff at People's Energy could take legal action over how their redundancies were handled.

Firefighters were called to Cuper station in Fife following the incident early on Wednesday morning.