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Moore and Salmond to meet on vote: Scottish Secretary Michael Moore and First Minister Alex Salmond are meeting in Edinburgh to discuss the independence referendum.

Scots economy 'struggles' to grow: Scotland is managing to hold off recession, but its economy is struggling to grow, experts warn.

Bankers are arrested in tax probe: A number of bankers, including four from the Royal Bank of Scotland, have been arrested in a tax fraud inquiry, investigators reveal.

Labour rebels look to new party: Former Labour councillors at Scotland's biggest local authority launching a rival party to field candidates in May's local election.

Man dies after two-car collision: One man has died from his injuries and another is said to be in a critical condition in hospital after a two-car crash in Ayr.

Teen dies after being hit by car: A teenager has died after being knocked down on a dual carriageway in Lanarkshire on Saturday evening, police say.

Men quizzed after home incident: Two men are questioned by police after an incident at a house in East Renfrewshire on Saturday.

Swimming lessons scheme extended: Thousands of primary school children living in deprived areas are to be offered free swimming lessons.

Arrest in Poland over flat death: A man is arrested in Poland in connection with the death of a Polish man in Edinburgh in January.

Man dragged woman in robbery bid: A 76-year-old woman was knocked to the ground by a man who attempted to steal her bag as she left a health centre, police say.

Sea eagles 'teachers' appointed: RSPB Scotland has filled two new posts it created to improve knowledge in schools of white-tailed sea eagles.

Man held after Glasgow siege ends: A man is being held after armed police stormed an Italian restaurant in Glasgow city centre, ending a siege that lasted nearly eight hours.

Mr Cairngorms wins mountain prize: Aberdeenshire biologist is the latest recipient of the Scottish Award for Excellence in Mountain Culture.

Local Gaelic dialects 'dying out': All local dialects of Gaelic will die out except two, according to research by a University of Edinburgh academic.

Man found guilty of raping woman: A Nigerian man is found guilty convicted of raping a woman while she slept after a night out in Livingston, West Lothian.

Protesters leave camp in Meadows: Anti-capitalist protesters who set up a camp on part of The Meadows in Edinburgh end their occupation.

VIDEO: Behind the mask of an Egyptian mummy: A major exhibition of Egyptian treasures, including mummified animals and people, is set to open in Edinburgh.

Whyte court evidence 'unreliable': Rangers owner Craig Whyte is told to pay a disputed bill of £86,127 to a roofing firm after a sheriff describes his evidence as "wholly unreliable".

Charges over KFC ear bite attack: Two people appear in court after a 28-year-old man has part of his ear bitten off in a Glasgow fast food outlet.

Labour hit by more resignations: Six councillors have now left Glasgow City Council's ruling Labour group, after a day of turmoil saw the authority's budget pass by two votes.

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