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The body of the Chinese national was found at Dungavel Immigration Removal Centre on Tuesday.
The breakthrough could also have implications for data storage and digital imaging, say scientists.
The 38-year-old man was also convicted of raping and assaulting a 22-year-old woman in Prestwick.
Pupils at St Matthew's Academy are offered support following the death of a second pupil in six days.
Inspectors found six areas of serious concern at the Lynn of Lorne Care Home in Oban.
The family of a young girl who died suddenly at home say a post mortem examination has shown she died peacefully.
Clydelink, which operates the service, has blamed the eight-day closure on technical difficulties.
Scotland's new social security agency will create 1,500 jobs in Dundee and Glasgow, the first minister confirms.
The 29 year old was running along the River Clyde near the SEC Centre when she was targeted by a young male cyclist.
Five "active travel" projects have been selected to share £22m worth of funding from Transport Scotland.
The city centre facility is to include teaching spaces, as well as housing the student union and students' association.
A wind farm gets the go ahead despite concern over its visual impact on the area around Loch Doon.
The independent motor firm saw 9.2% growth in turnover in the last full year before the death of its founder.
Extra-time goals by Daniel Candeias and Eduardo Herrera see off Partick Thistle to secure Rangers' Scottish League Cup semi-final place.
Kris Boyd says former club Rangers need to match how they start games by finishing fixtures strongly.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers would not elaborate on his previous remarks that Rangers outspent the champions in the summer.
Manager Pedro Caixinha says teams show more aggression against his Rangers side than other Premiership opponents.
Partick Thistle boss Alan Archibald insists his side were not overly aggressive against Rangers, arguing they are "not aggressive enough".
An alleged gesture by Josh Windass falls short of excessive misconduct but Richard Foster may be disciplined for door damage
Rangers captain Lee Wallace will miss Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final against Partick Thistle and Saturday's Old Firm derby because of injury.
Former Celtic striker John Hartson talks cancer, gambling and his renewed perspective on life after such trials.
The QE2 is one of the most famous liners in the world and the last large liner to be built on the Clyde.
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in from 8-15 September.
The tremor toppled buildings in the capital, including a school, with many trapped in the rubble.
"Evacuate," Puerto Rico's safety commissioner warned residents. "Otherwise, you're going to die."
The US president's first key speech at the UN was denounced by some member nations he had singled out.
Police discover a mass of documents directly related to the banned independence referendum.
The UB-II type submarine is said to be in good condition and the crew's bodies may still be on board.
The once dominant toy retailer has struggled against larger rivals such as Amazon and Walmart.
The ambitious goal of limiting global warming to 1.5C is still within reach, a study indicates.
Flights have also been cancelled after a damaged pipeline disrupted supplies to the city.
The chief justice is defiant amid violent protests and criticism after he annulled last month's poll.
Lawyers for Melania Trump say a language school in Croatia used her image in an ad without consent.
Soldiers, police and tribesmen are moving on Ana, one of three IS-held towns in the western desert.
Governing party lawmakers want President Evo Morales to be able to run again in 2019.
George W Bush invented the original list of US enemies - who did Donald Trump label 'rogue states'?
A Russian army helicopter has accidentally fired a rocket at bystanders, according to Russian regional news website 66.RU.
The US president warns North Korea will be "totally destroyed" if America is forced to defend itself.
The BBC's Jonah Fisher tries to question Aung San Suu Kyi over Rohingya crisis.
After Hurricanes Irma, Jose and Maria, David Shukman explains why there have been so many.
It has been a year since starving Saleem became the face of Yemen's suffering. But where is he now?
A new monument is unveiled of the world famous rifle's late creator in Moscow.
A family says the woman keeps defecating outside their home, even though public toilets are nearby.
They met outside London in 1941 and died in different wards of the same Canadian hospital.
A Ukrainian TV promotion for a women's football game scores an own goal with many on social media.
Egypt's decision to have college students salute the flag prompts online mockery.
The Zapad 2017 military exercise annoys Belarusian mushroom pickers.
During six years of war, these Girl Guides have kept learning to camp, sing songs and change tyres.
Will being "someone different" see Labour's young new leader oust the New Zealand Nationals?
Miami dodged much of Irma's wrath but the aftermath of the storm has been devastating for the city's poor.
Low levels of education have fuelled the spread of illegal and harmful pyramid schemes in rural China.
Helping communities feed themselves during political and environmental instability.
Panic over the rumoured 'suicide challenge' grips India even as internet experts call it a hoax.
Chilean fishing communities tell how their lives changed after their waters became a marine reserve.
Theresa May is asked about Boris Johnson's intervention on Brexit and whether her cabinet is united.
Do the Lib Dem party faithful agree that their leader could soon be prime minister?
Mark Beaumont has finished his 80 day round the world cycle in 78 days.
Jo Walton's daughter was left severely disabled when the measles infection she had as a child returned 24 years later.
The BBC's Katya Adler, Adam Fleming, James Reynolds and Laura Kuenssberg explain why.
New footage captures a man in Sunbury-on-Thames in Surrey, where police are now searching a property.
Are new secondary school students and their parents ready for the next level of social media?
Volunteers came to the aid of a seal after its neck was trapped within a plastic flying ring.
How To Train Your Dragon author Cressida Cowell tours the South Downs which inspired her new book series.
The words of firefighter Ricky Nuttall, a member of Red Watch at Battersea, are spoken by an actor.
A private collector is selling 007 props used by Sean Connery and Daniel Craig.
A hovertrain threatened to revolutionise rail travel in the 1960s but now lives in a museum.
The home secretary says Boris Johnson is being a Brexit back-seat driver - but Theresa May is driving the car.
Marjorie Hodnett trained to be a teacher in 1934, little did she know she would be graduating in 2017.
Rosie Gill from Hordle has letters after her name after passing two music diplomas with distinction.
The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge has an archive of more than 10,000 games.
The stadium has been purchased by a developer for a "future housing project".
The owner of a winning £1m Euromillions ticket realised he had won after reading a newspaper appeal.
One sufferer of the pregnancy illness describes how difficult it made her daily life.
Emma was at Parsons Green when an explosion on a train triggered a crush of people fleeing.
Meet the technicians who maintain Airlander 10 - the world's longest aircraft.
A play about Port Talbot's Tata Steel plant tells the story from the workers' point of view.
One woman describes the abuse she suffered as a child at Smyllum Park Orphanage in Lanark, Scotland.
Migrants are trying to get to the UK by sneaking on to ferries at the Spanish port of Bilbao.
A fire at a timber yard in north-west London has caused major disruption to the West Coast main line.
How 20,000 football supporters brought streets to a standstill and delayed kick-off at the Emirates.
Soul singer Sampha has been awarded the 2017 Hyundai Mercury Prize for his debut album, Process.
Cassini's about to crash into Saturn, but here's what it's achieved over the last two decades.
The former council house has one of the finest sea views in Cornwall, bidders were told.
Ipswich's hedgehog officer has been in the role, which attracted global interest, for a year.
Prince William has a chat with a hospital patient about his four-year-old's first week at school.
Endurance cyclist Mark Beaumont is trying to smash the current record of 123 days.
Local hip hop artist Lowkey has written a song reflecting the community's call for justice
David Malin has spent four decades photographing space. Now retired, he has held a competition to inspire other astrophotographers.
Brexit-backing former Beatle Ringo Starr says the "people voted" and the government "have to get on with it".
Nick Clegg and Miriam Gonzalez Durantez speak about finding out their teenage son had cancer.
