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Police seize 1.5kg of cocaine worth £63, 000 in Glasgow flat

Police seize 1.5kg of cocaine worth £63,000 in flat

Man assaulted by person claiming to be armed with weapon in West Dunbartonshire

Man assaulted by person claiming to be armed with weapon

Actors who performed as Oompa Loompas describe chaos at viral Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow

Oompa Loompa what did we do, Wonka Glasgow was a nightmare come true

Road locked down in Glasgow as engineers work to repair gas leak

Road locked down as engineers work to repair gas leak

Two men jailed after assault left fan with bleed on brain following Celtic and Rangers game

Two men jailed after assault left football fan with bleed on brain

Glasgow ‘Willy Wonka’ experience organiser commits to refunding 850 people for botched event

'Willy Wonka' organiser commits to full refunds for botched Glasgow event

Glasgow carer who grabbed vulnerable woman and ‘swung her around’ struck off

Carer who grabbed vulnerable woman and 'swung her around' struck off

Scottish food influencer Julia Bryce shows Phil Rosenthal around Glasgow in Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil

Scottish food influencer shows Phil Rosenthal around Glasgow in Netflix show

Inverclyde Council offers Scottish Government ‘compromise’ after defying council tax freeze

Local authority defying council tax freeze offers government 'compromise'

Hunt for masked men who broke into shops to steal vapes worth thousands

Hunt for masked men who broke into shops to steal vapes worth thousands

Plea to save Scotland’s endangered species in woodlands ‘devastated’ by climate

Plea to save endangered species in 'devastated' woodlands

Glasgow residents warned over scammers impersonating police officers to steal money

Warning over scammers impersonating police officers to steal money

Extinction Rebellion ‘occupy’ AIG Glasgow insurance office over fossil fuel links

Extinction Rebellion 'occupy' insurance office over fossil fuel links

Glasgow furniture store goes into administration after nearly two decades due to ‘declining footfall’

Furniture store goes into administration after nearly two decades

At-risk building on Glasgow’s Argyle Street could be saved as plans for flats proposed

At-risk building could be saved as plans for flats proposed

£1.2m worth of local Glasgow gift cards handed out to thousands has gone unspent

£1.2m worth of local gift cards handed out to thousands has gone unspent

Inverclyde Council second local authority to defy Scottish Government by raising council tax

Second local authority defies Scottish Government to raise council tax

Hibs fan who tried to invade pitch at Hampden Park and slapped police officer banned from football matches

Hibs fan who tried to invade pitch and slapped police officer handed ban

Social workers could not have predicted Amber Gibson’s murder, South Lanarkshire Council review finds

Social workers 'could not have predicted' Amber Gibson’s murder

Scots foster carers share their ‘rewarding’ 18 year journey amid call for homes

Foster carers share their 'rewarding' 18 year journey amid call for homes

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