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Man released by immigration officials thanks people of Glasgow

Man released by immigration officials thanks people of Glasgow

Shuggie Bain picks up another major literary award

Shuggie Bain picks up another major literary award

Scotland seeing ‘loss of control’ of pandemic in some areas

Scotland seeing ‘loss of control’ of pandemic in some areas

Almost 80% of women inmates ‘have had significant head injuries’

Almost 80% of women inmates ‘have had significant head injuries’

Children’s charity reports rise in counselling sessions

Children’s charity reports rise in counselling sessions

Woman dies after being hit by car as police make arrest

Woman dies after being hit by car as police make arrest

Boarding school pupil still disturbed by beatings, inquiry told

Boarding school pupil still disturbed by beatings, inquiry told

Police release men detained by immigration amid huge protest

Police release men detained by immigration amid huge protest

One coronavirus death and 270 new cases recorded overnight

One coronavirus death and 270 new cases recorded overnight

Former drug addict wheels piano across UK for charity

Former drug addict wheels piano across UK for charity

Six in ten UK adults ‘likely to have Covid-19 antibodies’

Six in ten UK adults ‘likely to have Covid-19 antibodies’

Dixons Carphone to become Currys in major rebrand

Dixons Carphone to become Currys in major rebrand

Protesters block van in bid to stop immigration removals

Protesters block van in bid to stop immigration removals

Glasgow Covid cases rise is ‘red flag’, says health expert

Glasgow Covid cases rise is ‘red flag’, says health expert

Four new stamps issued in memory of Duke of Edinburgh

Four new stamps issued in memory of Duke of Edinburgh

Footballers ‘suffer in silence to save their careers’

Footballers ‘suffer in silence to save their careers’

Sturgeon: Bereaved families must have say in Covid inquiry

Sturgeon: Bereaved families must have say in Covid inquiry

Students sharpen their skills with ‘mini operating theatre’

North East & Tayside

Students sharpen their skills with ‘mini operating theatre’

Black history lessons ‘should be compulsory in schools’

Black history lessons ‘should be compulsory in schools’

Weekly Covid deaths in Scotland at eight-month low

Weekly Covid deaths in Scotland at eight-month low

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