Bonfire Night chaos sees cops targeted with fireworks and bricks as 12 arrested across Scotland

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has been inducted into the Australian FA's Hall of Fame ahead of his return to his homeland later this month.

A man is in hospital with serious injuries after an early-morning incident on the A75.

A North Lanarkshire-based charity that provides adults and children with vital mental health support is marking its eighth year with a special event at the end of the month.

Gio Van Bronckhorst's bulging injury list is weighing heavy but he knows three points is all that matters against St Mirren.

Scottish singer-songwriter Rab Noakes has died at the age of 75.

A community larder is on the verge of securing a vital grant through the Humanitarian Fund - but it needs public votes to secure the funds.

The SPFL have pulled the plug on the scheduled meeting to discuss the rancorous cinch sponsorship grievance with Rangers after legal advice.

“Right now we’re in a place where he seems comfortable and I seem comfortable and it isn’t necessary at the moment," she told The Mirror.In the past three weeks, the 62-year-old has been in the spotlight after Strictly viewers took aim at the head judge.This includes being branded “sexist” towards singer Fleur East, “jealous” of TV star Kym Marsh and is now the bookies’ favourite to get sacked by 2023.Despite the trouble, however, she has received support not least from her loving husband.Her colleagues, who include judges Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke, and Motsi Mabuse, as well as Strictly favourite Bruno Tonioli, have given her their unwavering support.Speaking further about the “trolling” she has received, Shirley said it has been worse this year than any other time in the past.It came as the Strictly judge was accused of sexism, claims she vehemently denied adding, “you couldn’t be further away from sexist than I am”.Fans have hit out at Shirley for reported favouritism towards the show’s male contestants.The series judge has also been accused of having “favourites whether they have ability or not”, with some viewers calling for her to be sacked on Twitter as they claim she has “no credibility as a judge”.Not long after, Shirley was lambasted by critics for giving Fleur East a nine out of 10, when other judges were hesitant to award her highly.@Cumiskey55 penned: “Come off it Shirley.That was not a 9 performance by any means.“You’ve obviously been told to tone it down on Fleur.

Muirkirk Primary School and Early Childhood Centre has been handed a favourable report card from an education scrutiny body.

There is a "direct link" between Scots struggling to pay fuel bills and rising food insecurity, a leading charity has warned.

A Scots cop who knocked a teenager off his bike in a case of mistaken identity during the hunt for a dangerous ‘kill kit’ criminal has been found guilty of careless driving. Constable Kayleigh Simpson was given three points on her licence and admonished after the sheriff expressed “considerable sympathy for the circumstances she finds herself in”.

Fugitive sex offender Nicholas Rossi will be transferred to England for questioning over an alleged rape from 2017.

Strictly favourite Hamza Yassin has revealed the secret behind his dancefloor success – years spent tossing the caber in the tiny Scots village he calls home. The BBC wildlife presenter, whose stunning lifts have made him the stand-out star of this year’s show, said training for the traditional strongman event at his local Highland games has definitely given him an edge.

Elon Musk is keeping Delaware Chancery Court busy. The same judge who shepherded months of contentious discovery in the billionaire’s legal battle with Twitter will preside at trial in a shareholder lawsuit against Tesla’s board over his 2018 pay package, calling it “the largest in human history.”

Indian acting star Ranveer Singh took centre stage at the opening night of the Marrakech International Film Festival on Friday evening, treating spectators to dancing and an impromptu rap session as he received a tribute award.

The last ambulance strike in Scotland came way back in the dying days of Margaret Thatcher’s Tory government.

Ambulance staff will strike on November 28 across Scotland, prompting fears the Army will have to ferry the sick to hospitals.

Adult Disability Payment and Child Disability Payment are new health benefits replacing Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Disability Living Allowance for Children (DLA for Child) for people living in Scotland. The devolved benefits will provide financial support for young children and those between 16 and State Pension age, who are disabled, have a long-term health condition or have a terminal illness.

A drug-driver who failed to provide a blood sample because he was “scared of needles” has been banned from the roads.