St Andrews Professor explains extremist behaviour
St Andrews Psychology Professor Stephen Reicher explains to us what makes terrorists commit terrible acts of violence.
2m Mar 31, 2016
2m
Shawlands woman pays tribute to shopkeeper Asad Shah
Local woman Gillian Rocks speaks to our reporter Shiona McCallum at the vigil for Asad Shah
56s Mar 26, 2016
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Two Shawlands women tell us why they felt compelled to organise vigil for Shawlands shopkeeper
Eildon Dyer and Nisreen Sharif, who organised the vigil for Asad Shah in Shawlands, speak to our reporter Shiona McCallum
1m Mar 26, 2016
1m
Human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar pays tribute to Asad Shah
Human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar talks to our reporter Shiona McCallum to pay tribute to Shawlands shopkeeper Asad Shah
1m Mar 26, 2016
1m
Nicola Sturgeon joins hundreds at Asad Shah vigil
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon talks to our reporter Shiona McCallum at Mr Shah's vigil in Shawlands
2m Mar 26, 2016
2m
Stuart Hogg named Six Nations player of the championship
Stuart Hogg on becoming the first Scotland player to be named Six Nations player of the tournament.
54s Mar 24, 2016
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Clydebank Locals shocked by murder of teen Paige Doherty
42s Mar 24, 2016
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James Johnstones describes police search for Paige Doherty killer
James Johnstone lives across the road from a property on Brown Avenue which is still sealed off.
4m Mar 24, 2016
4m
Holyrood's Presiding Officer retires
Our Political Correspondent Alan Smith chats with Holyrood's first female Presiding Officer Tricia Marwick who is retiring after becoming an MSP in 1999
7m Mar 23, 2016
7m
Nicola Stugeon reacts to Brussels attacks
Explosions rocked the Brussels airport and the subway system, just days after the main suspect in the November Paris attacks was arrested in the city.
56s Mar 22, 2016
56s
Sturgeon "hopes Trump doesn't become US president"
36s Mar 21, 2016
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Missing teen Sarah Goldie's Dad Gordon speaks to our reporter Shiona McCallum
We are hearing from the father of a missing teenager from Renfrew.
4m Mar 16, 2016
4m
MSP Alex Rowley
13s Mar 13, 2016
13s
Community Councillor Colin McPhail
20s Mar 13, 2016
20s
Aimie Adam's first radio interview: Dunblane memories
Aimie Adam was shot twice by gunman Thomas Hamilton 20 years ago. She speaks with our reporter Shiona McCallum.
6m Mar 11, 2016
6m
Dunblane: 20 Years On
A news special programme marking the 20th anniversary of the Dunbane shootings.
10m Mar 11, 2016
10m
Scottish dad Iain Brown returns from rescuing migrants in Greece...
11m Mar 08, 2016
11m
Search continues for Glasgow walker missing in Cairngorms
A search is continuing for a hillwalker missing in the Cairngorms after he failed to return home on Friday. Experienced walker James Robertson, 61, left Glasgow last Monday and had been staying at Bob Scott's Bothy in Glen Lui, Aberdeenshire. Mountain rescue teams, search and rescue dogs and a coastguard helicopter were involved in the hunt for Mr Robertson at the weekend. His daughter Lynn ...
58s Mar 07, 2016
58s
'Americans living in Scotland should back Bernie' - say brother Larry Sanders
The brother of US presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders is telling us that Americans living in Scotland could play a huge part in the election:
15s Feb 27, 2016
15s
Weather hampers search for climbers missing on Ben Nevis
The search for two experienced climbers missing on Britain's highest mountain has been delayed by more bad weather. Efforts to locate Rachel Slater, 24, and Tim Newton, 27, on Ben Nevis in the Highlands were suspended on Tuesday due to treacherous weather conditions. We've been speaking to team leader, John Stevenson:
58s Feb 17, 2016
58s
Mum Susan Selkirk and Macmillan Boss Janice Preston
Cancer patients in Scotland are £420 worse off a month while they go through the disease. That's according to Macmillan Cancer Support - the charity's calling for every political party to commit to fixing what it calls an outdated cancer system.
2m Feb 16, 2016
2m
Scotrail Managing Director on Storm Gertrude train cancellations
Phil Verster is warning passengers to be prepared ahead of the storm. He spoke to our reporter Lizzie Parker at Glasgow Central Station.
2m Jan 28, 2016
2m
Food Standards Scotland Chief Exec On The Country's Poor Diet
Food Standards Scotland is to discuss a package of measures to address our poor diet - Geoff Ogle, Chief Exec of the FSS talks to us about it.
6m Jan 20, 2016
6m
LISTEN AGAIN - David Bowie tribute
Rob Waller with tributes and reflections on the life & work of #DavidBowie
4m Jan 11, 2016
4m
Fife grandmother murdered in own home "with rolling pin"
Our reporter Bekki Clark, spoke to this man who was a neighbour of 82-year-old Mary Logie.
1m Jan 08, 2016
1m
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon visits Newton Stewart
The area has been hit by severe floods after Storm Frank battered the Scotland yesterday
3m Dec 31, 2015
3m
Passengers rescued after bus is submerged in flood water
Our reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to Alan Wilson, who was trapped on the bus after going through flood water in Girvan yesterday.
3m Dec 31, 2015
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Ian Rankin speaks about close friend and 'inspiration' William McIlvanney after the Ayrshire authors funeral...
29s Dec 16, 2015
29s
Almondbank Mum Laura McKay tells us about losing her son
A mum whose nine year old boy was killed in a road accident in Perthshire says the support of friends and family has helped her cope with his loss... Laura McKay's nine year old boy Kairon died after being knocked down on the A90 two months ago.. Following his death Laura was targeted by internet trolls...
8m Dec 16, 2015
8m
Middle Income Families to Benefit From Council Tax Change
Minister for Local Government Marco Biagi telling us about who the biggest winners will be from any shake up to council tax in Scotland
19s Dec 14, 2015
19s
Commission Calls for End to Council Tax
COSLA president and chair of the commission for local tax reform David O'Neil telling us parties will have a number of alternatives to choose from ahead of the Holyrood 2016 election
18s Dec 14, 2015
18s
Forth Road Bridge Dominates FMQs
Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon clash at First Ministers Questions over the closure of the Forth Road Bridge due to a steel defect
4m Dec 10, 2015
4m
Engineer tells us more about the work to be carried out on the Forth Road Bridge
As it's announced the Forth Road Bridge will be closed until the New Year, our reporter Shiona McCallum speaks to chartered engineer Mark Arndt, from Amey, who is responsible for maintaining the crossing.
4m Dec 04, 2015
4m
Group demands action over nuisance calls
Allan Brown from Musselburgh in East Lothian cares for his wife, who has primary-progressive multiple sclerosis. He says nuisance calls could cause serious problems.
2m Dec 01, 2015
2m
Group demands action over nuisance calls
Head of campaigns at Which? Pete Moorey is calling for the Scottish Government to step in.
2m Dec 01, 2015
2m
Robert Carlyle talks Trainspotting 2, Legend of Barney Thomson and winning a Scottish BAFTA
Star Scots actor Robert Carlyle caught up with our reporter Lizzie Parker during a break from filming hit US show Once Upon A Time
8m Nov 30, 2015
8m
Nicola Sturgeon - One Year as First Minister
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon speaks to our Political Correspondent Alan Smith about her first year in the post She talks about the challenges, spending time away from her family and her future
8m Nov 19, 2015
8m
First Syrian Refugees To Arrive in Scotland
Scotland's Minister for Europe, Humza Yousaf, tells us Syrian refugees coming to the UK are being properly vetted
45s Nov 17, 2015
45s
David Elliot on winning best actor for role in Kajaki
David Elliot said he felt like he was in a dream when his name was called the best actor accolade at the Scottish Baftas.
58s Nov 16, 2015
58s
Bill Paterson speaks about Dad's Army
Scottish Bafta lifetime achievement award winner Bill Paterson talks about his role in the remake of Dad's Army.
1m Nov 16, 2015
1m
Christine Tadhope and Mariesha Payne
Christine Tadhope and Mariesha Payne were in the Bataclan concert hall in Paris and survived. They hid in a cellar at the Bataclan for three hours. And spoke to reporter James Matthews as they arrived back at Edinburgh airport...
3m Nov 16, 2015
3m
Counter protesters support refugees housed in Monkton
Hundreds of people braved the cold to show their support for refugees being housed in a South Ayrshire village. They were part of a counter demo protesting against the Scottish Defence Leagues presence in Monkton. The right wing group claims some locals were upset about the refugees claiming asylum in the area.
18s Nov 15, 2015
18s
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon: Scots 'stand shoulder to shoulder' with France
The First Minister speaks to us in the wake of the Paris attacks. Nicola Sturgeon says "the people of Scotland stand shoulder to shoulder with France"
1m Nov 14, 2015
1m
Gerry Franchetti from Largs speaks to us from Disneyland Paris area after attacks in Paris
Gerry was at the park with his family when the attacks happened in the French capital.
50s Nov 14, 2015
50s
Scottish Labour Leader Kezia Dugdale pays tribute following Paris terror attacks
A book of condolence has been opened at the French Consulate in Edinburgh, where Scottish Labour Leader Kezia Dugdale paid tribute to all those caught up in the attacks.
30s Nov 14, 2015
30s
Scottish student in Paris Rachel McCallion
Rachel McCallion speaking to us about her experience in Paris following the attacks.
1m Nov 14, 2015
1m
Paris Attacks vigil organiser Liam Bruce
Liam Bruce talking about the vigil her has organised on the steps of Buchanna Galleries following the terror attacks in Paris.
28s Nov 14, 2015
28s
MSPs Hear Of Gambling Addiction Struggle
Matt Zarb-Cousin from the Campaign for Fairer Gambling tells MSPs about his own battle An inquiry's being held at Holyrood on the use of fixed odds betting terminals in bookmakers
14s Nov 11, 2015
14s
FOBT's Make Bookmakers Unsafe Environment
Simon Thomas, Chief Executive of Hippodrome Casino, tells MSPs fixed odds betting terminals have changed the atmosphere at bookies
13s Nov 11, 2015
13s
Bookies Not Putting Profit Before People
John Heaton, Chief Executive of ScotBet, giving evidence to MSPs who're looking into the use of fixed odds betting terminals at bookmakers
18s Nov 11, 2015
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