Andrew Petrie, Tony Watt and Cammy Bell discuss all the big Scottish football news.

Maeva McDermott, who was conceived after her mother was sterilised, was born with a severe condition that blocked her airways.

Several vehicles on an Edinburgh forecourt had windows smashed and body work scratched during widespread disorder.

As employers face a skill shortage, some firms have turned to unusual tactics to get the right workforce.

People are urged not to handle sick or dead birds after a second outbreak of avian flu in the UK.

The exhibition showcasing 200 pieces by the renowned designer will go on display in Douglas in 2025.

Jack Mallaby, 21, is jailed for two and a half years for the 25-minute assault in May last year.

Manx Care meets 52% of the recommendations outlined in a series of Care Quality Commission reviews.

Alfred Cannan says reducing Manx Care's overspend for the current financial year will be difficult.

Sandy Duthie's "dream job" involves solitude, a 160-year history, and a colony of little penguins.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is spending £1.6m on new kit to tackle the problem.

Aberdeen student Hannah Chowdhry is calling for better support for families in a petition to Holyrood.

Aden Thurlow, 11, is believed to be the youngest person to lead climbs on Am Buachaille and Old Man of Stoer.

Caleb Ferguson must serve a minimum of 16 years for killing a 20-year-old man in Perth.

Dazza and Natalie head to Galashiels for some low-carbon footprint fun.

Engineers were shocked to find the message deep inside the wall of a lighthouse in the south of Scotland.

Rita Purves was just 13 when she first took a seat at the organ in Morebattle in the Borders.

A car, a van and a lorry were involved in the accident on the A7 north of Langholm.

Brian Whitelock told neighbours he did not know why he stabbed Wendy Buckney, a court hears.

People in Nuneaton, Warwickshire react to Labour's first budget in 15 years.

Council leader Nick Adams-King reacts to budget and says it is 'deeply disappointing' for local growth.

Treasury secretary speaks out to reassure the markets after a rise in the cost of government borrowing.

The States of Jersey Ambulance Service campaign calls for greater respect and support for workers.

A total of 152 secondary school students were excluded during the 2023/24 academic year.

Jersey aims to "strengthen ties within education, sport and culture" with Antigua and Barbuda.

A seven-year sentence is handed out to a man whose four-wheel drive car ploughed into a group of friends.

NI is not currently in line to get one-off funding to cover the costs of the PSNI data breach.

An academic who co-chaired the flags commission says he is "disappointed" by the lack of progress.

The new procedure will allow members to vote in the NI Assembly without physically being there.

Politicians at Stormont and across the island of Ireland react to the US election result.

The health minister predicts difficult conversations with unions over pay due to budget problems.

The law could force health staff to be open with patients and their families when mistakes are made.

Teachers are leaving Guernsey after the end of a rental allowance, a scrutiny meeting hears.

Policy and Resources will review infrastructure projects after deputies rejected income tax plans.

The Channel Islands Air Search team sees a "significant increase" in incidents.

More than 30 public toilets in Ceredigion could close to cut costs.

University of Wales Trinity St David plans to move its humanities department more than 20 miles.

The deal to save the chain will see more than 30 of its restaurants close.

Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall says trials of the idea have produced "dramatic results".

The online fashion firm is mulling whether to offload its brands as sales remain under pressure.

Official data shows borrowing - the difference between spending and tax take - reached £16.6bn last month.

The new Labour government is expected to announce spending cuts and tax rises in Wednesday's Budget.

Its chair says officials have questions to answer as to why details of an overspend were not shared.

Dima Kim also claims groups of teenagers threw eggs at his restaurant in Kimberley, Nottinghamshire.

South African FA president Danny Jordaan is alleged to have used the organisation's resources for personal gain between 2014 and 2018.

Bryan Webber says dentists are trained on the signs of mouth cancer, but people must seek help early.

Off-spinner Amar Virdi leaves Surrey after 15 years at the club.

The General Medical Council says there are interim conditions on the doctor's registration.

Runnymede Borough Council says it plans solar panels and insulation for 169 properties.

In the face of criticism, Wrexham captain James McClean says he will not compromise his convictions after explaining why he opts not to wear a poppy for Remembrance Day.