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Almost 40 more private hire car licence applications refused

Almost 40 more private hire car licence applications refused

Police investigating death of patient at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow

Police investigating death of patient at Scotland's biggest hospital

Man charged after 23kg of cocaine worth £1.8m seized in raid

Man charged after 23kg of cocaine worth £1.8m seized in raid

Glasgow school bans mobile phones during lessons as box in classroom holds devices

School bans phones during lessons as box in classroom holds devices

‘Increasing concern’ for missing woman last seen on Monday in Irvine

'Increasing concern' for missing woman last seen on Monday

Rugby legend Al Kellock urges community groups to apply for charity funding

Rugby legend urges community groups to apply for charity funding

Cyclist left unconscious after being attacked by dirt bikers wearing balaclavas in Clydebank

Cyclist left unconscious after being attacked by dirt bikers in balaclavas

Baby diagnosed with heart condition at two weeks old returns home after six months in hospital

Baby diagnosed with heart condition at two weeks old returns home from hospital

Three-vehicle crash at Duck Bay second collision in a week on A82 near Loch Lomond

Three-vehicle crash at beauty spot second collision in a week

Aberdeen and Glasgow airport workers to vote on summer holiday strike action

Airport workers to vote on summer holiday strike action

Man behind viral dress to be sentenced for brutally assaulting wife

Man behind viral dress to be sentenced for brutally assaulting wife

George Square statues could be ‘removed’ after slavery probe

George Square statues could be 'removed' after slavery probe

Council apologises after car abandoned at taxi rank due to LEZ issue

Council apologises after car abandoned at taxi rank due to LEZ issue

Wigtown Book Festival to end Baillie Gifford partnership after 14 years

Wigtown Book Festival to end Baillie Gifford partnership after 14 years

Teenager hit by car at Coatbridge bus stop as police appeal for witnesses

Teen hit by car at bus stop as police appeal for witnesses

Former Rangers director awarded £500,000 in malicious prosecution action

Former Rangers director awarded £500,000 in malicious prosecution action

Glasgow subway ticket vending machines ‘can’t accept’ new King Charles bank notes

Glasgow subway machines 'can't accept' new King Charles bank notes

Man appears in court charged with murder of Michael Lincoln at property near Silverburn in Glasgow

Man appears in court charged with murder at property near Silverburn

Family pay tribute to ‘happy and handsome’ nine-year-old schoolboy found dead in woods in South Lanarkshire

Family pay tribute to 'happy and handsome' schoolboy found dead in woods

Glasgow City Council increases police patrols amid crackdown on busking in city centre

Police patrols to increase amid council crackdown on buskers

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