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Police warning to avoid area as road closed amid 'disturbance'

Police warning to avoid area as road closed amid 'disturbance'

Potholes causing ‘serious damage’ to refuse collection vehicles at Glasgow recycling depot

Potholes causing 'serious damage' to refuse collection vehicles at depot

Three vehicles set on fire and car stolen as police hunt for man

Three vehicles set on fire and car stolen as police hunt for man

Teenage girl charged after ‘incident’ outside Celtic Park

Teenage girl charged after 'incident' outside Celtic Park

Thousands of pounds worth of goods stolen from high street corner shop

Thousands of pounds worth of goods stolen from high street corner shop

Puppy litter with ‘health concerns’ rescued from illegal trade during Ayrshire police raid

Puppy litter with 'health concerns' rescued from illegal trade

Glasgow council leader Susan Aitken grilled on state of city centre

'Disruption is inevitable': Glasgow council leader defends state of city

CCTV images of two men released following assault in Glasgow East End

CCTV images of two men released following assault in East End

Former Rangers player Scott Arfield makes second bid to open pub near Ibrox

Former Rangers player makes second bid to open pub near Ibrox

Ferguson Marine shipyard boss David Tydeman sacked amid further delays to overdue ferry

Ferguson Marine shipyard boss sacked amid further delays to overdue ferry

Health secretary to meet NHS watchdog after apology to A&E doctors

Health secretary to meet NHS watchdog after apology to A&E doctors

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde investigating amid children’s hospital sex video allegations

NHS board investigating amid children's hospital sex video allegations

Man robbed of phone and assaulted by ‘group of youths’ at bus stop in Airdrie

Man robbed of phone and assaulted by 'group of youths' at bus stop

Whisky facility in East Ayrshire worth £150m given council green light despite backlash

Whisky facility worth £150m given council green light despite backlash

Economy secretary Mairi McAllan joins calls to save McClymont House care home with open letter

Economy secretary joins calls to save care home in open letter

Gary the Gorilla stolen statue found under a hedge cut in half as owner ‘sickened’

Gary the Gorilla is back but owner 'sickened' he's been cut in half

Glasgow Central crime rises by over 30 per cent in a year, figures show

Crime at Scotland's busiest train station rises by over 30% in a year

Four guns pulled from Glasgow canal by magnet fishers amongst nearly half tonne haul

Four guns pulled from Scots canal by magnet fishing group

Inflatable fun park event cancelled days before Easter opening

Inflatable fun park event cancelled days before Easter opening

Ayrshire butcher creates ‘world’s largest’ square sausage to celebrate national day

Butcher cooks 'world's largest' square sausage to celebrate national day

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