The new Dumfries school was closed just weeks after opening following three incidents.
Education secretary John Swinney has written to Holyrood's education committee announcing his decision.
Oskars Rancevs is to be detained indefinitely at the State Hospital after killing two two neighbours in a row over rubbish bins.
Linda Boyle's partner was killed by Oskars Rancevs in October 2018 but was acquitted on mental health grounds
A committee of MSPs looking at problems associated with the building of new ferries hears that the service operator CalMac did not want the vessels that had been ordered.
Figures from the National Records of Scotland estimated that 195 homeless people died during 2018.
The first floor of the Watsonian Football Club was well alight in Myreside, Edinburgh.
Scotland's Allan Dell indulges in some Eddie Jones-esque mind games as England attempt to end a two-year wait for Calcutta Cup victory.
Adele Perry is climbing Ben Hope one year after her father Steve and his companion Andy Nisbet died on the mountain.
Chloe Sandilands says locals are fearful of the coronavirus spreading, but she has no plans to leave China.
A three-year long review said many young people saw their experience in care as being "fractured, bureaucratic and unfeeling".
The Foundation of Hearts expects to take over ownership of the club by "the end of April" after repaying the £2.5m loan to Ann Budge.
Reports that David Cameron's bodyguard left a gun in a toilet and Celtic's fury over Morelos TV subtitles, make the papers.
The former PM thinks the job of heading the COP26 summit should go to a government minister.
What do we know of the technology behind the ships at the centre of the Ferguson shipyard fiasco?
Long-awaited report finds NHS Tayside's mental health staff were left "demoralised" by failings at the trust.
Despite losing key players in the summer, Gary Holt's Livingston have gone from strength to strength this season. BBC Scotland examines how they have become a formidable force.
The draft law on NHS funding is deemed to only apply to England under the English votes for English laws (Evel) convention.
Murray Foote was editor when the paper published its famous The Vow front page ahead of the independence referendum.
The plane is the first of nine Poseidon aircraft that will be operated from RAF Lossiemouth.
The court heard the man raped one partner in a bathroom while her children shouted through the door.
The 66-year-old former nurse has her prison sentence for the attack reduced to community service.
Scottish Rugby has made a bid for Murrayfield to host a British and Irish Lions match ahead of the South Africa tour in 2021.
The sacked president of the COP26 Glasgow conference says Boris Johnson 'saltily' rejected the suggestion.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon would have been "bewildered" if Leigh Griffiths had been charged for an alleged stamp on Hamilton Academical's Sam Woods.