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PSNI not 'rigorous enough' in investigating Simpson death

For several months, Katie Simpson’s death in 2020 was treated by detectives as a suicide.




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'I've cried over online abuse of my footballer brothers'

Players were subjected to online abuse after their shock cup final defeat on Sunday.




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Alex Salmond: The Man Who Changed Scotland

Those who knew him remember the man whose dream it was to lead Scotland to independence.




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Why the clocks have gone back and this landmark is still wrong

As people across the UK roll their clocks back to GMT on Sunday morning, there's one clock that will always show the wrong time.




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'We've lived in hospital since our son was born 17 months ago'

Teena Thomas and Sebastian Paul have not spent a single night at home since their son was born in June 2023.




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Residents jumped from balcony to escape flat fire

Ten people were taken to hospital after the blaze at Niddrie Mill Crescent.




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Comedian Godley to go on 'final tour' before funeral

The comic's hearse will travel through Edinburgh and on to Glasgow before her funeral on 30 November.




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Evening to highlight on-island nursing degrees

Manx Care is set to outline the opportunities to start a nursing career by studying on the island.




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Armistice Day commemorations at war memorial

Crowds gather at Douglas cenotaph in its 100th year to pay tribute to those killed in world wars.




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Health body meets half of watchdog recommendations

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




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Cannabis cultivation facility backed by planners

The GrowLab Organics complex in Ballasalla will cultivate medicinal cannabis for exportation.




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Motorcyclists urged to stay on designated paths

Concerns are raised about damage to plantations and boundary fencing in the Manx uplands by riders.




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Survey shows wild wallaby population likely 1,000

The latest drone survey finds a further 297 of the animals outside of the Ballaugh Curraghs area.




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Paramedics on Scene: Aberdeen

An Aberdeen ambulance crew deals with several alcohol-related calls in one tough shift.




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Scot gets dream job as lighthouse keeper on remote Australian island

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




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Composer Errollyn Wallen on her life as a 'musical explorer'

Composer Errollyn Wallen talks about how her career as a composer has taken her around the world but always brings her back to Scotland.




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Click here to listen to local news on BBC Sounds

News bulletins for north east Scotland, Orkney and Shetland are available on BBC Sounds.




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Ban on wood-burning stoves in new homes ditched

There had been concerns that a ban on wood and peat burners would have a negative impact on people living in rural areas.




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Shipwreck confirmed as lost WW1 warship

The wreck of HMS Hawke was discovered by a team of divers about 70 miles east of Fraserburgh earlier this year.




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Salmond memorial to be held on St Andrew's Day

The former first minister died suddenly last month after having a heart attack in North Macedonia.




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Scots teenager lands butterfly youth champion role

Harris McCutcheon, 17, is representing Scotland on a new Butterfly Conservation panel.




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Minister to make statement on football chauffeur row

The Dons fan used a ministerial car to watch Aberdeen play at Hampden three times in six months.




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5 Minutes On

"I was totally inspired" - the story of a symphony orchestra on a council estate.




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Down The Lens | Weight Loss Injections

Cassie talks about her decision to use weight loss injections to improve her health.




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The boy conquering Scotland's towering sea stacks

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




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Shackleton cross makes 7,000-mile journey to Dundee

A memorial to explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton goes on display in Dundee after a 7,000-mile journey.




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Murder bid victim felt 'gagged' by parole confidentiality agreement

A woman attacked by a convicted murderer on home release feels "gagged" by a confidentiality agreement to attend his parole hearing.




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Unison says no more school strikes planned

Unison said there are no more strikes planned following two weeks of industrial action in Perth and Kinross.




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Car park rape suspect 'captured on CCTV'

Police investigating the rape of a 16-year-old student in Dundee believe they have footage of the suspect.




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Ashley Jensen on The One Show

Ashley Jensen and JK Simmons join Alex Jones and Vernon Kay on the sofa.




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What became of Britain's 'loneliest' sheep Fiona?

A year has passed since Fiona hit the headlines and was rescued, how is she finding her new life?




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Queens fight out Palmerston draw with Alloa

Watch again as the Doonhamers lose three players to injury and still secure a point at home.




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Scotland remembers the fallen on Armistice Day

Scotland fell silent at 11:00 to commemorate those who died in conflicts around the world.




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Sculptor strives for fitting Monty Python statue

A fundraising drive for a Terry Jones memorial statue in Colwyn Bay nears its £100,000 target.




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Sunak on Budget: Broken promise after broken promise

The former prime minister says Labour planned to "tax, borrow and spend far beyond" what they announced.




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The Budget: Five questions for Scotland answered

Labour claims that public services require a £40bn increase in taxation and spending




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How the Budget will affect you and your money

The chancellor has delivered a packed Budget, so here's how it affects you and your money.




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Will mortgage rates fall? Your Budget questions answered

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a raft of changes to taxes and spending in the Budget.




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Investors' reaction to Budget 'very different' to Truss

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




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Inflation progress stalls in US in October

Prices in the US rose 2.6% over the 12 months to October, driven by more expensive food and groceries.




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Jersey schools record 164 exclusions in a year

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




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Jersey deputy wins award at global conference

Deputy Raluca Kovacs is recognised for her "contribution to promoting parliamentary democracy".




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Sammy Wilson admits meetings with Sinn Féin

The secret meetings were revealed by Rev Harold Good in a new book, In Good Time.




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'We need to have the protection of the protocol,' says O'Toole

Northern Ireland needs to have "the protections that are in the protocol" says SDLP MLA.




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No additional Treasury funds for PSNI data breach

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




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Stormont's £800k flags report 'still on shelf' three years on

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




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Lyons says he is 'not a magician' on Casement funds

The sports minister said his department does “not have the budget” to increase the amount of funding.




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MP calls for 'urgent review' of flight connections

A DUP MP said flight cancellations between Belfast and London were "fast becoming a norm".




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Trump tariffs would be bad for NI economy, says Murphy

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has said he hopes Trump will not bring "uncertainty" to US/Irish business relations.




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NI leaders congratulate Trump on US election win

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