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Man on trial accused of murdering Emma Caldwell in 2005

Man on trial accused of murdering Emma Caldwell in 2005

Bunny brothers looking for ‘forever home’ after 200 days at Lanarkshire rescue centre

Bunny brothers looking for 'forever home' after 200 days at rescue centre

NHS urges Scots to ‘walk like a penguin’ as icy conditions sweep across country

Scots urged to stay safe and 'walk like a penguin' amid cold snap

Historic Merchant City building in Glasgow earmarked for restaurant, bar and gallery transformation

Historic building could be transformed into restaurant, bar and gallery

Caroline Glachan’s mum waited nearly 30 years for daughter’s murderers to be brought to justice

'I waited 30 years to see my daughter's killers brought to justice'

‘If we lose this, we’ll be finished’: Milan Day Centre for elderly in Kirkintilloch set to close

'If we lose this, we'll be finished': Centre for lonely elderly to close

MSPs to vote on Bill which could bring in visitor levies in Scotland

MSPs to vote on Bill which could bring in visitor levies in Scotland

Angry Glasgow residents claim bins went ‘unemptied’ over festive period

Angry residents claim bins went 'unemptied' over festive period

Restaurant giant’s bid to open new venue on Byres road refused by Glasgow city council

Restaurant giant's bid to open new venue refused by council

Edinburgh locals mourn as 340 year-old village pub to be turned into flats

Locals mourn as 340 year-old village pub to be turned into flats

Fly-tipping fine more than doubles in ‘important step’ by Scottish Government

Fly-tipping fine more than doubles in 'important step' by Scottish Government

Drivers join forces in ‘pothole partnership’ as AA reveals damning data reveals growing crisis

Drivers join forces in 'pothole partnership' as damning data unveiled

Elderly man, 84, dies after car ‘lost control’ and struck parked car in Yorkhill in Glasgow

Elderly man dies after vehicle 'lost control' and struck parked car

Poor Things director says Glasgow snub wouldn’t make Alasdair Gray ‘happy’

Poor Things director responds to Glasgow snub from Alasdair Gray book

Group of youths vandalise Glasgow First bus as policed called to incident

Group of youths vandalise Glasgow First bus as police respond

Work begins on new £12m shipbuilding academy in Scotstoun, Glasgow

Work begins on new £12m shipbuilding academy on banks of River Clyde

HMP Barlinnie prisoners get £5,000 grant from National Lottery to produce film and radio content

Barlinnie prisoners receive £5k grant to produce film and radio content

Two men arrested and one in hospital after disturbance in Glasgow

Two men arrested and one in hospital after disturbance

Man charged after assault leaves two people in hospital

Man charged after assault leaves two people in hospital

Two men jailed for life for murdering schoolgirl Caroline Glachan in West Dunbartonshire in 1996

Two men jailed for life for murdering schoolgirl Caroline Glachan in 1996

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