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What’s On Scotland: It was unwise to think that I could easily cross the Bridge of Lies

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It was unwise to think I could easily cross the Bridge of Lies

Emma Cameron

Renfrewshire Council approves extra £585,000 to tackle poverty and inequality

Council approves extra £585,000 to tackle poverty and inequality

Plans to restore Art Deco pavilion take step forward as structural works begin

Plans to restore Art Deco pavilion take step forward as structural works begin

Police release CCTV image of man in beret after attempted robbery in Glasgow

Police release CCTV image of man in beret after attempted robbery

Ayrshire teen diagnosed with inoperable brain tumour after ‘pupil blew up’

Teenager diagnosed with inoperable brain tumour after 'pupil blew up'

Three men jailed after Scotland’s largest cannabis farm worth £3.6m uncovered in Greenock

Three men jailed after Scotland's largest cannabis farm worth £3.6m found

Four people linked to Glasgow restaurant empire accused of £1.1m VAT fraud

Four linked to Glasgow restaurant empire accused of £1.1m VAT fraud

Police release CCTV image of man after assault at Old Firm match

Police release CCTV image of man after assault at Old Firm match

Tributes paid to ‘dearly loved’ man as teen charged with murder

Tributes paid to 'dearly loved' man as teen charged with murder

Man taken to hospital after being stabbed on Main Street in Cambuslang

Man taken to hospital after being stabbed on street

Investigation launched after man bottled onboard Glasgow train service

Investigation launched after man bottled onboard train service

Farage: ‘Scottish establishment says we’re the bad guys, so we must be in right place’

Farage: 'Scottish establishment says we're the bad guys, so we must be in right place'

NHS sorry for ‘unnecessary delay’ in patient’s treatment before death

NHS sorry for 'unnecessary delay' in patient's treatment before death

Helensburgh Leisure Centre roof damaged in Storm Eowyn remains ‘fragile’

£22m leisure centre roof damaged in Storm Eowyn remains 'fragile'

Disruption across Stagecoach West bus services as drivers to strike

Disruption across Stagecoach West bus services as drivers to strike

Man in court accused of serious sexual assault at city flat

Man in court accused of serious sexual assault at city flat

Man rammed car into van with pregnant sister-in-law inside

Man rammed car into van with pregnant sister-in-law inside

Scots families still waiting for life-saving drug six months after NHS approval

Scots families still waiting for life-saving drug six months after NHS approval

Glasgow road closed and diversions in place after crash

City roads closed and diversions in place after crash

Glasgow’s historic buildings under threat amid soaring repair costs

How can Glasgow save its world-class architectural legacy?

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Scottish actor Dominic McLaughlin cast as Harry Potter in new HBO series

Scottish actor cast as Harry Potter in new HBO series

Why was serial domestic abuser Mark Keel allowed to leave jail to murder mum-of-four Maxine Clark in Glasgow?

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Why was serial domestic abuser allowed to leave jail to murder mum-of-four?

Family ‘heartbroken’ after student, 21, drowns at Devil’s Pulpit

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Family 'heartbroken' after student, 21, drowns at Devil's Pulpit

Four weeks’ worth of rain falls in three days

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Four weeks’ worth of rain falls in three days

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Serial domestic abuser Mark Keel who murdered partner Maxine Clark in brutal attack jailed

Serial domestic abuser who murdered partner jailed for life

Roads closed as firefighters tackle blaze at industrial estate in Motherwell

Roads closed as firefighters tackle blaze at industrial estate

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Rangers to face Club Brugge and Middlesbrough in summer friendlies

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