Last updated Tuesday May 15 at 20:35 BST
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Sir Sean Connery to narrate 600 years of university history in film Film made to promote foundation and development of St Andrews University.
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Trade unionist and veteran of Clyde shipyard work-in dies
Sammy Barr, who led a 1971 protest that overturned government policy, passed away on Monday.
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Duchess of Rothesay visits Rosslyn Chapel project
Camilla toured the building before unveiling a plaque at the historic site.
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Royal Observatory's 45-year-old telescope donated to English astronomical society
The 1967 Grubb Parsons will be used by a group in Kent.
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Archaeologists discover hundreds of Bronze and Iron Age sites
Seven Neolithic cairns to go on display in Caithness as part of £100,000 archaeology project.
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Titanic writer says Hollywood portrayal of Scots officer was 'unfair'
Oscar-winning Downton Abbey writer says William Murdoch should not have been portrayed as a coward in James Cameron's 1997 film.
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Letter written by Mary Queen of Scots expected to fetch £3000 at auction
The 450-year-old letter was discovered at Blair Castle in Ayrshire and was penned by the Queen in 1554.
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Last Scot who fought Franco dies
Thomas Watters was a Glasgow bus driver when he volunteered to go to Spain.
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Italian PoWs on Orkney remembered 70 years on
More than 1000 prisoners were drafted to the islands to help build the Churchill Barriers.
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Ceremony marks 320th anniversary of Glencoe massacre
Members of the clan gathered on Monday to mark the killing of 38 of their ancestors in 1692.
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Egyptian treasures on display at National Museum of Scotland
First major Egyptian exhibition showcased in Scotland for three decades.
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Bannockburn visitor centre gets £4m in lottery funding
The centre hopes to attract an extra 20,000 visitors a year to the site of the historic battle of 1314.
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Exhibition remembers life of Holocaust survivor
Items from the collection of Ernest Levy have gone on display in Edinburgh.
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Campaigner 'proud' after anniversary of plane crash is remembered
Andy Brown led the campaign to build a memorial to the eight airmen killed in the training flight crash.
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Academic leaves £2m in will to revive Glasgow University post
The Chair of Greek will be re-established at the institute after Professor Douglas MacDowell left the bequest.
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100th anniversary of Captain Scott reaching the South Pole
Captain Scott and his team of explorers reached the South Pole on January 17, 1912.
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Brush up on the history of Robert Burns – warts an’ a’!
Historian Ashley Cowie looks at how the bard became a legend... and his womanising ways.
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700-year-old William Wallace letter returned to Scotland
The medieval document will go on public display this summer alongside the famous Lubeck letter.
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Study unearths 'hundreds of billions' of planets
Astronomers at the University of St Andrews found there are at least half as many planets as there are stars in the sky.
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Celtic stars stop to watch amateur football penalty shoot-out during cup trip
Neil Lennon’s side took a break from their journey to Peterhead to watch Kincorth and Dee Amateurs at Inverdee.
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