Measures that will allow fatal accident inquiries into the deaths of military personnel killed abroad to be held in Scotland have been approved by Holyrood.Read
A self-styled "tartan terrorist" has admitted posting packages containing shotgun cartridges and threatening notes to a politician and a city council.Read
One of the UK's most decorated soldiers, who died trying to disarm a Taliban bomb in Afghanistan, has been hailed as "the epitome of a hero" after an inquest into his death.Read
A fatal accident inquiry is to be held into the deaths of 14 people in a care home fire after a bid to prosecute its owners collapsed, it was announced.Read
Thousands of Scottish criminal cases could collapse because of a European court ruling on suspects being interviewed without a solicitor, lawyers said.Read
Sir Peter Viggers became the third veteran Tory MP to announce he will quit over expenses claims, reported to include a £1,645 taxpayer-funded floating "duck island" for his pond.Read