What's happening in Scottish policing this month?

The Scottish Government has confirmed a national expansion of mental health triage cars in a bid to ease the overwhelming pressure on frontline police officers.

When women leave an abusive relationship, it is often not the end of the story. A new frontier in domestic abuse involves the civil courts and child contact system.

Almost three decades after Arlene Fraser disappeared without a trace, 1919 examines the evidence which led to her husband being convicted of her murder twice, despite her body remaining undiscovered.

Is higher tax the reason more Scottish police officers are opting to live in England?

New figures suggest that body-worn video cameras worn by Scottish police are having a positive impact, reducing the number of assaults on officers.

Motorists in Scotland are finally set to benefit from speed awareness courses

Organised crime is fuelling a surge in kids being caught with stolen property

In the aftermath of the Alan Greer and Campbell Petrie cases, the police watchdog is seeking assurances over Police Scotland’s vetting progress.

In the aftermath of the Alan Greer and Campbell Petrie cases, the police watchdog is seeking assurances over Police Scotland’s vetting progress.

Dozens of people in Scotland are being caught carrying weapons every day, raising fears for the safety of police officers and the public

An analysis of official data has revealed cuts to police officers in Scotland at a local level.

Visiting parents in prison can be a daunting experience for children. 1919 visits HMP Edinburgh to find out how it helps young people to play and bond with their dads behind bars.

Amid rising social tensions, councils take down hundreds of Saltires and Union Flags

Suzanne Pilley’s killer was convicted of her murder despite her body never being found.

An analysis of official data has revealed cuts to police officers in Scotland at a local level.

Scotland’s drug-driving crisis escalates as it emerges 164 drivers have multiple convictions

Visiting parents in prison can be a daunting experience for children. 1919 visits HMP Edinburgh to find out how it helps young people to play and bond with their dads behind bars.

What's happening in Scottish policing this month?

Suzanne Pilley’s killer was convicted of her murder despite her body never being found.

An analysis of official data has revealed cuts to police officers in Scotland at a local level.

The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, Dr Brian Plastow, has called for ministers to recognise the need for ‘public space surveillance’.

The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, Dr Brian Plastow, has called for ministers to recognise the need for ‘public space surveillance’.

Scotland’s drug-driving crisis escalates as it emerges 164 drivers have multiple convictions

What's happening in Scottish policing this month?

Nine officers were needed to bring Reece Duncan under control after he bit three police officers and kicked a fourth in the head in Perth.

Suzanne Pilley’s killer was convicted of her murder despite her body never being found.

An analysis of official data has revealed cuts to police officers in Scotland at a local level.

An analysis of official data has revealed cuts to police officers in Scotland at a local level.

Visiting parents in prison can be a daunting experience for children. 1919 visits HMP Edinburgh to find out how it helps young people to play and bond with their dads behind bars.

Scotland’s drug-driving crisis escalates as it emerges 164 drivers have multiple convictions

Nine officers were needed to bring Reece Duncan under control after he bit three police officers and kicked a fourth in the head in Perth.

Fears mental health projects diverting people in crisis away from police are being dropped as mental health teams are “overburdened”.

The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner, Dr Brian Plastow, has called for ministers to recognise the need for ‘public space surveillance’.

The number of police on modified duties now accounts for just under a fifth of officers, new figures have revealed.

Cyclist Tony Parsons died after being struck by a vehicle. His body was buried and remained undiscovered for years – until his killer confessed to his partner.

New rules for stop-and-search in Scotland are set to come into force in September.

Massive rise in Scottish hit and run cases

An increase in planned protests is placing a strain on Police Scotland resources