United Kingdom Scotland: a fascinating battleground for the UK's General Election There's more than the election at stake for Scotland. This might be the spark that sets the country on a course for a second independence referendum. 11/12/2019
United Kingdom 'I'll do what I can': A Lib Dem fights a losing battle in Scotland Ahead of the general election on Thursday, Euronews looks at how Glasgow South is a microcosm of Liberal Democrat decline 10/12/2019
No Comment Glasgow's streets filled with Santas for annual charity run The streets of Glasgow's city centre were painted red on Sunday with thousands of runners dressed as Santa Claus. 08/12/2019
Iceland Well-being agenda: does this spell the end for GDP? Iceland, Scotland and New Zealand leaders team up on social priorities 04/12/2019
United Kingdom 100kg 'ball of rubbish' found in stomach of whale on Scottish beach A group that deals with whale carcasses said there was a "horrific" amount of plastic in the animal's stomach. 02/12/2019
United Kingdom World Aids Day: how did Edinburgh become the 'Aids capital of Europe'? How did the Scottish capital become known as the Aids capital of Europe in the 1980s? The answer lies somewhere between Tory austerity, the 1979 Islamic Revolution and pioneering research. 01/12/2019
United Kingdom Boris Johnson 'dangerous and unfit for office', says Nicola Sturgeon The SNP leader puts stopping Brexit and a second referendum on independence at the forefront of the party's manifesto. 27/11/2019
No Comment Myths and legends brought to life in Edinburgh Castle light display Myths and legends are turning Edinburgh's oldest building into a trove of dazzling lights and colours. 14/11/2019
United Kingdom SNP election launch pledges pact to 'block' Brexit and Boris Johnson The SNP, which has run Scotland’s government since 2007, promised a bill to stop the NHS being a "bargaining chip" in post-Brexit trade talks. 08/11/2019
United Kingdom Scotland will be 'ripped from Europe' without independence: Sturgeon Scottish First Minister addresses thousands at rally in Glasgow. 02/11/2019
Ireland Euroviews. Brexit will determine Ireland's future as much as the U.K.'s ǀ View The compromise solution [...] is likely to further inflame tensions between the unionist community who want to remain part of Britain and the nationalist community who want more than ever to be part of a united Ireland. 21/10/2019
United Kingdom As plans for the UK's first spaceport take shape, opposition grows Trekking through the muddy peat bog on the A'Mhoine peninsula on the remote north coast of Scotland, it seems hard to imagine that within a couple of years, that this remote, beautiful, wetland landscape could be the UK's first spaceport, launching small satellites into the lucrative polar orbit. 19/10/2019
Green News Which country has just made plastic-stemmed cotton buds illegal? The British nation leading the way with a new law banning single-use cotton buds. 17/10/2019
World News Euroviews. The details matter if we are to move from rhetoric to reality on universal basic income | View Much attention has been paid in recent years to ‘universal basic income,’ the progressive policy idea that proponents argue will help societies reduce inequalities and at the same time adapt to job losses caused by increased automation. 08/10/2019
United Kingdom Scotland becomes first country in UK to ban smacking Members of the Scottish Parliament on Thursday voted by 84 votes to 29 in favour of a ban on all physical punishment. But where else in Europe is smacking children banned? 04/10/2019
United Kingdom EU citizens in Scotland: 'Living here makes me feel safe and at home' A new study has found that EU27 citizens feel "safer and more welcome" living in Scotland than in England. We spoke to some of them to find out why. 27/09/2019
Austria Couple in Austria shocked to receive 25,000 ecstasy tablets in post The couple were expecting a package containing some clothes, but got a bit of a surprise when they saw tens of thousands of pills. 26/09/2019
World Scotland's Sturgeon gets award for being 'voice of reason' on Brexit Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been given an award by the German media for being "the voice of reason" in the Brexit crisis. 18/09/2019
United Kingdom Monster blow for Nessie fans as scientists find 'no DNA evidence' DNA testing has found no evidence of the Loch Ness Monster's existence. However, the team did add that 'a lack of evidence is not necessarily evidence of absence'. 05/09/2019
No Comment You have got to be kidding! Goat yoga is a thing in Scotland It may not sound particularly relaxing, but the Scots are turning to pygmy goats to take the tension out of tight shoulders 30/08/2019