The 16-year-old who was sent 270 messages by the former finance secretary speaks to detectives.
The Scottish Sun reports that a 16-year-old schoolboy at the centre of the Mackay messages scandal has spoken to police.
Lee Miller insists he has no time to miss playing as he enjoys an all-consuming start to his management career at Falkirk.
Preston striker Scott Sinclair tells Football Focus about how his trophy-laden spell at Celtic quickly unravelled when he went from scoring 60 goals to training with the reserves.
Multiple warnings are issued and travel is disrupted as Storm Ciara approaches from the Atlantic.
The mixed-use development in Glasgow's Merchant City will include a luxury 157-bed hotel and shops.
Enthusiasts say they have noticed a difference in conditions on the hills in recent years.
Drew McIntyre earned his championship shot after becoming the first British wrestler to win the Royal Rumble.
Strathclyde University is claiming a world-first with a research centre that simulates and analyses fissures.
The Scottish record sale of Kieran Tierney helps Celtic to a pre-tax £24.4m profit in the final six months of last year.
Scotland's finance secretary resigned after it was revealed he sent 270 messages to a schoolboy.
The aviation watchdog said Edinburgh Airport's proposal did not meet the requirements for airspace change.
The PSNI initially received a report about an explosive device at Belfast docks on 31 January.
Saracens' Champions Cup quarter-final place is in doubt because prop Titi Lamositele may have been ineligible against Racing 92.
The blaze caused "significant damage" to Liberton Primary, forcing its 500 pupils to move out temporarily.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle's stadium was briefly closed on Friday amid a bomb scare, 24 hours before the visit of Livingston in the Scottish Cup.
It is hoped construction will start next year with the £10m bridge across the River Clyde opening in 2022.
The drugs, thought to be cocaine and cannabis, were discovered near Fyrish in the Alness area of Easter Ross.
Plans include a hotel at the former BHS store in Edinburgh's Princes Street and a "mega-hotel" in Glasgow.
Appeal judges rule more weight should have been given to the youths' ages at the time of the attack in Musselburgh.
Scotland team-mates Rory Hutchinson and Magnus Bradbury face off as they take on Rugby Union Weekly's Calcutta Cup quiz.
The issue was a thread which ran through the two days of the annual farmers' union conference in Glasgow.
Those who were involved recall a remarkable Calcutta Cup meeting when a seemingly invincible England were undone by a Tony Stanger try that will live forever in the memory.
The Sun says the Scottish government tried to "throw up hurdles" to prevent it publishing claims about the former finance secretary.
A court hears the Grangemouth substation went on fire after being uprooted by the collision.