Ciaran Jenkins , Scotland Correspondent

The transgender woman found guilty of raping two women when she was a man has been moved to a men’s prison and will not serve her sentence in a women’s jail.

Thousands of musicians from countries across the world have descended upon Glasgow to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the folk festival Celtic Connections. 

While the crisis in hospital A&E departments has been dominating recent headlines, the situation in GPs surgeries may be just as less urgent. 

The battle lines were drawn today in the next constitutional show-down between Westminster and Holyrood, as the Scotland Secretary confirmed plans to block a Scottish law making it easier for people to change their legal gender. Alistair Jack insisted the government weren’t taking the decision ‘lightly’, but said that the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform Bill…

We’re joined by NUS Scotland President Ellie Gomersall.

Rishi Sunak is meeting Nicola Sturgeon on his first visit to Scotland as prime minister.

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon denounced the government’s minimum service bill – which will apply across the whole of the UK – as a move to ‘take away workers rights’, vowing to fight it ‘all the way’. 

We spoke to Keith Jones, the Climate Change advisor at the National Trust and asked him how he sees the UK’s future in a world of extreme weather and rising temperatures.

The NHS remains under severe pressure with the North East Ambulance Service today declaring a “critical incident,” while the situation could get worse with more strikes planned by ambulance workers, paramedics and nurses in January.

A 13-year-old girl is in remission after becoming the first patient in the world to receive ground-breaking gene therapy for previously incurable leukemia. 

Rescuers in Jersey say they no longer expect to find anyone alive following yesterday’s deadly explosion that destroyed a block of flats in St Helier.

We were joined by the conservative MP, Steve Brine who is chair of the Health and Social Care select committee.

We were joined by Ukrainian MP Maria Mezentseva.

We spoke to Reverend Michael Keirle, the Dean of Jersey.

We spoke to Mark Serwotka, the General Secretary of the Public and Commercial Services Union which represents Border Force staff among others and asked him if he was concerned the British public would tire of strike action, not least over Christmas?