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Nicola Sturgeon publishes her tax returns since becoming Scotland's first minister. What do they tell us?

Police say they are "increasingly concerned" for 11-year-old Kaitlyn Easson, last seen in Galashiels.

The stonework around the Swilken Bridge at St Andrews was called "DIY patio" by displeased golf fans.

It comes after complaints over the disbanding of the women's team at Liberton Rugby Club.

Andrew Innes will spend at least 36 years in prison for killing Bennylyn and Jellica Burke after luring them to Dundee.

The Govan Graving Docks, which featured in Sam Mendes film 1917, have lain empty for 40 years.

Martyn Coulter, who is suspended from Police Scotland, denied the attacks in Edinburgh and Dunbar.

Bennylyn Burke and her daughter were taken from Bristol to Dundee by a calculating killer she met on a dating site.

The action over pay follows strikes at Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd's sites in December.

The £75m cultural venue will allow people to "experience music in technicolour glory".

Colin Elliot, from Cumnock, died in the two-vehicle accident near Eyemouth last month.

The sculptures, based on an iconic photograph, appear to have been cut at the legs and removed.

The Scottish company, which used to be known as Mackays, employs almost 2,000 people across the UK.

Will the row over trans prisoners turn out to be a blip, or a longer-running sore for Nicola Sturgeon?

A sheriff said the "nasty" unprovoked attack on two women in Aberdeen would have a lasting impact.