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Multi-national food factory fined £360,000 after worker’s fingers cut off

Multi-national food factory fined £360,000 after worker's fingers cut off

Man who stored nine homemade guns for friend jailed

Man who stored nine homemade guns for friend jailed

Cumbernauld parents told ASN school won’t reopen days before summer holidays end

Parents told of delayed ASN school reopening days before holidays end

Woman embezzled £49,000 from Glasgow firm and funnelled cash into daughter’s bank account

Woman embezzled £49k and funnelled cash into daughter's bank account

Family of woman hit by police van launch legal action against force

Family of woman hit by police van launch legal action against force

Deaf Border Collie ‘desperately’ seeking owner after two years at shelter in Lanarkshire

Deaf dog 'desperately' seeking owner after two years at shelter

Hundreds line streets in Glasgow to celebrate launch of The World Pipe Band Championships and Piping Live!

Hundreds line streets to celebrate Scotland’s biggest week of bagpipes

Man sexually assaulted woman then repeatedly followed her onboard Glasgow train

Man sexually assaulted woman then repeatedly followed her on train

Body found in Castlemilk woods in search of missing man

Body found in woods amid search for missing man

Two taken to hospital after assault ‘involving machete’ at property in East Kilbride

Two men in hospital after early morning machete attack

Motorcyclists asked to join ‘final ride’ for Blantyre teenager who died in M74 incident

Motorcyclists asked to join 'final ride' for teenager who died in M74 incident

Teenager arrested after man ‘seriously assaulted’ in early morning incident in Aberdeen

Teenager arrested after man 'seriously assaulted' in early morning incident

Edinburgh canal ‘partially blocked’ after car stolen from 200 miles away dumped in water

Canal 'partially blocked' after car stolen from 200 miles away dumped in water

Linn Botanic Gardens: New owner’s mission to preserve legacy of tragic botanist

Botanic gardens new owner on mission to preserve legacy of tragic botanist

Glasgow drivers warned of three-month lane closures ahead of railway bridge repairs

Drivers warned of three-month lane closures ahead of railway bridge repairs

Renfrewshire Council has ‘owned’ failings after school size blunder

Council has 'owned' failings after school size blunder that cost millions to fix

Building dating back to 1830s set to be demolished for student flats

Building dating back to 1830s set to be demolished for student flats

Man who threw bottle of Yazoo containing flammable liquid into flat jailed

Man who threw bottle of Yazoo containing flammable liquid into flat jailed

Doctor to stand trial accused of sexually assaulting two women at Ross Hall Hospital

Doctor to stand trial accused of sexually assaulting two women at hospital

Glasgow Low Emission Zone sees 38,000 fines handed out in first year

Council issues 38,000 Low Emission Zone fines in first year

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