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Robert Crozier died after developing cancer from asbestos exposure while working for Scottish Power.
The action is believed to the first in Scotland at a cinema and is scheduled to last until 7 January.
Ethan O'Kane, 20, caused John McLardie to smack his head off the pavement in the assault on Victoria Road in Glasgow.
The biggest union at Ferguson Marine warns time is running out to help the yard recover from the ferries controversy.
The university says it needs to save £35m but a union is calling for no compulsory redundancies.
The motorway was shut overnight near Abington in South Lanarkshire while some rail services were also disrupted.
A researcher suggests the chain of beacons could have alerted communities to Viking fleets.
Overcrowding problems at Barlinnie Prison's are not likely to disappear due to erly release and the building of new prisons.
Kalu wins for her sculptures and drawings, becoming the first learning disabled artist to scoop the award.
Tartan Army foot soldiers have shelled out for flights, pre-booked hotels and are now turning their attention to match tickets.
Peter Gibbs' body was found on a hillside in Mull four months after he and his plane vanished.
Glasgow City Council pled guilty to health and safety breaches over the incident.
The B-listed St Mungo's Church in Cumbernauld was devastated by fire in August.
Former Motherwell, Celtic and Scotland striker John 'Dixie' Deans has died aged 79.
Nearly 300,000 children in Scotland's schools are now listed as needing extra support in the classroom.
California Schemin' is based on the true story of aspiring Scottish rap duo Silibil N' Brains.
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
The family of a 16-year-old who was stabbed to death say police should be given more powers to search young people for knives.
Get in touch with BBC News journalists in the west of Scotland with your story ideas.
A hybrid project for Helensburgh skating pond has been proposed, providing ecological benefits.
Conservationists travel on CalMac routes to record sea life in Scotland's waters.
ScotRail has announced its Christmas and New Year timetable which includes the last Christmas Eve and Hogmanay trains departing earlier than usual.
And what new housing laws mean for renters and landlords.
Ellie Wilson confronts the trauma of her relationship as her rapist ex nears parole.
Made by pupils from St Margaret Mary's Secondary School
Celtic's Anthony Stokes feels he is making up for lost time after netting three goals in his last four appearances.
Manager Stuart McCall says that he expects to sign a new contract at Motherwell very soon.
Celtic boss Neil Lennon highlights the character shown by scorer Efe Ambrose in the 6-2 rout of Dundee United.
Manager Kenny Shiels is full of praise for hat-trick hero Paul Heffernan after Kilmarnock's 3-0 win at Hearts.
St Mirren manager Danny Lennon is left frustrated after a below-par display by his team leads to a home defeat by Hibs.
Kris Commons and Anthony Stokes each score twice as Celtic rout Dundee United and stretch their SPL advantage.
Michael Higdon scores twice as Motherwell leapfrog Inverness CT into second place in the Scottish Premier League.
Paul Heffernan scores all three goals as Kilmarnock claim their third straight win against Hearts this season.
A second-half penalty from Leigh Griffiths earned Hibs the points in an uninspiring match at St Mirren Park.
Steven May scores twice as Hamilton claim a draw against First Division bottom club Airdrie United.
First Division leaders Morton maintain their eight-point advantage over Partick Thistle by coming from two goals down to draw with the Jags.
Brian Graham nets a last-minute winner as Raith Rovers end a run of three straight defeats by beating Dumbarton.
Michael Moffat scores a hat-trick as Ayr United comfortably beat Second Division bottom club Albion Rovers.
Leaders Rangers strengthen their grip on the Third Division with a very comfortable victory away to Clyde.
Queens's Park come from behind to beat nine-man Berwick Rangers in the Scottish Third Division.
Nurse Sandie Peggie complained about a transgender doctor using a female changing room in a Fife hospital.
Douglas Ross MSP says Angela Constance misled the Scottish Parliament over the views of a UK expert.
Robert Crozier died after developing cancer from asbestos exposure while working for Scottish Power.
Ethan O'Kane, 20, caused John McLardie to smack his head off the pavement in the assault on Victoria Road in Glasgow.
Aberdeenshire Council said some pupils has been asked to take online lessons at home.
The action is believed to the first in Scotland at a cinema and is scheduled to last until 7 January.
A council is asked to take forward or drop a £68m scheme to protect a flood-prone part of Dumfries.
Andy Paterson compared the scene on the M74 overnight to a zombie movie.
The university says it needs to save £35m but a union is calling for no compulsory redundancies.
The biggest union at Ferguson Marine warns time is running out to help the yard recover from the ferries controversy.
The Blue Lamp has been open in Aberdeen since 1949 but will shut this month due to rising costs.
A researcher suggests the chain of beacons could have alerted communities to Viking fleets.
