BBC News - Scotland

21 April 2011 Last updated at 15:24 GMT

Witnesses sought over Lennon bomb

Police investigating parcel bombs sent to Celtic manager Neil Lennon and two prominent fans want to trace three potential witnesses.

A Glasgow university's license to sponsor foreign students is suspended over concerns about abuses of the immigration system.

Fears of an explosion after a blaze at an industrial shed caused major disruption to rush hour rail travel across central Scotland.

Cash problems 'being wished away'

Much of the country's funding difficulties are being "wished away" by politicians, according to analysis of the main party manifestos.
Cameron joins election campaign
Greens launch election manifesto

'Reality biting' as sales plunge

A Scottish Retail Consortium survey shows retail sales in Scotland fell last month for the first time in more than a decade.
Scottish economy shrinks by 0.4%
Accountants 'can help recovery'

'Private matter' keeps Kello out

Hearts manager Jim Jefferies says goalkeeper Marian Kello's absence from the first team since mid-March is due to "a private matter".
Commons delights in double strike
Lennon parcel bomb 'cowardly act'

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