Rare Rolex sold for £55,000
A rare military watch worth more than £50,000 was discovered after its unsuspecting owner took it to a jewellers to have its strap changed. more
Fresh backing for commission role
Labour disarray over an independence referendum has added fresh urgency to the work of a commission to examine the powers of Holyrood, opposition leaders claimed. more
Police chief to meet Rangers fans
Manchester Police is meeting Rangers supporters in the run-up to the Uefa Cup clash taking place in the city. more
Renewable energy plans due
Environment Minister Michael Russell is announcing measures to boost Scotland's renewable energy production as he visits a new biomass boiler. more
Museum tops tourist attraction list
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has kept Edinburgh Castle off the top spot of Scotland's busiest tourist attractions for a second year running. more
Paedophile deported from Canada
A convicted paedophile who went missing for more than two years has been arrested by British police after being deported from Canada. more
Car crashes into shops
Frightened pedestrians fled in terror after a car ploughed into two shops in a city centre. more
Church 'not attractive enough'
The incoming moderator of the Church of Scotland admitted the Kirk has not been attractive enough to encourage would-be worshippers through its doors. more
Vow to help axed credit card staff
First Minister Alex Salmond vowed his government would "work extremely hard" to help staff at a credit card call centre which is to close. more
Single households set to rise
The number of people living alone is predicted to increase by almost 50% in 25 years, figures showed. more
Alexander in referendum challenge
Labour leader Wendy Alexander challenged Alex Salmond to bring forward his planned referendum when he announces his legislative programme next week. more
Scots 'take longest lunch breaks'
Scottish workers take the longest lunch breaks while those in the Midlands are least likely to stop work at all to eat or have a drink, according to a new report. more
Housing policy faces criticism
The Scottish Government was accused of seeking "headlines rather than solutions" in its approach to housing. more
WEATHER WARNING SUGGESTS FLOODING COULD HIT SCOTLAND
The Met office reports that persistent, heavy rain along with strong gale force winds are a likely probability for the country tonight (Tuesday) and potential flooding could cause major disruption tomorrow morning (Wednesday) throughout transport networks. more
Hey Mario, Wii broke the TV!
AN INSURANCE company warned today that the Nintendo Wii can potentially cause serious damage to your TV and various other household goods. more