John Johnston

The Scottish actress says she was dumbfounded by the landscape on the islands when she arrived.

Gender restrictions have been lifted for the return of Lerwick's famous Up Helly Aa fire festival.

Islanders say funding for a new ferry has "saved" the remote community between Shetland and Orkney.

Shetland’s council leader pleads for the chancellor’s help for the islands where energy bills could hit over £10,000.

About 1,000 dead gannets have been recorded in Shetland, with fears of a "super spreader event".

Tatyana Safronova and 14-year-old Serhii are adapting to island life after fleeing the war.

The current head of the school on Fair Isle, which has just three pupils, is stepping down after 35 years.

Shetland - one proposed location to launch commercial satellites into space - has its first test rocket launch.

One expert believes island communities like Shetland could move rapidly to a test, trace and isolate approach.

For the first time in its history, Fair Isle will have a reliable electricity supply 24 hours a day.

Bestselling crime author Ann Cleeves releases her last book in the Shetland series.

Scandinavian TV crime dramas The Killing and The Bridge are about to have a rival set in Shetland.

BBC Scotland reporter John Johnston looks at how a £63m black fish scam, the biggest ever in the UK, operated in Shetland.