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Is one of Scotland's longest-running and most puzzling murder cases about to be solved?

The chief minister is due to be elected at the first official meeting of the new States on Tuesday.

John Jennings called an ambulance on Thursday afternoon but was not admitted until Friday evening.

Britain's Emma Raducanu makes a winning start to her first Wimbledon as a Grand Slam champion with victory over Alison van Uytvanck.

Phil Shiner pleads not guilty to three charges linked to claims made against British troops.

Abdulrazag Zagroba, 54, is the first person to be prosecuted for fraudulently claiming £20,000.

An estimated 200,000 people attended the Weston Air Festival, which welcomed the Red Arrows.

Tracy Kennedy says the men who killed her daughter were released after three and a half years.

The one-day strike will take place on 11 July over what a union called a "massive real-terms pay cut".

Medics say pay has fallen by up to 30% since 2008 once inflation is taken into account.

The manufacturing firm says it has failed to reach an agreement with the trade union.

The G7 and Nato summits are focused on Ukraine - and the PM is seeking to emphasise the UK's commitment.

Some households could get discounts for using less energy at peak times under National Grid's scheme.

Emergency crews thank the public for support in the aftermath of an explosion at a Birmingham house.

She is pictured smiling during a ceremony to mark the beginning of the Royals' week in Edinburgh.

The ex-prime minister's description of the disaster drew gasps from families watching the public inquiry.

The Charity Commission is looking at whether it needs to act over donations to Prince Charles' charity.

The Radio 1 DJ wrote on Instagram to share the news, eight months after starting treatment.

A woman is killed and a man seriously hurt after a major gas explosion at a house in Kingstanding.

An eagle-eyed builder spots the three tiny rabbits tumbling around in a cement mixer.