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Man appears in court charged with murder in Govan flat

Man appears in court charged with murder in Govan flat

Man charged with murder after death in ‘mass disturbance’ on street in Rutherglen

Man charged with murder after death in 'mass disturbance' on street

Second man due in court over death of 52-year-old Alastair Campbell in common close in Renfrew

Second man due in court over death of 52-year-old in common close

Convicted murderer David McDermott ‘unlawfully at large’ found on board ferry at Holyhead port

Convicted murderer 'unlawfully at large' found on board ferry

Muzammal Karim who joked about raping teen after sexually assaulting her at a party jailed

Man who joked about raping teen after sex assault at party jailed

M8 closed with man arrested after car bursts into flames near Glasgow Airport

M8 reopens after 12 hours with man arrested after car bursts into flames

Three arrests made in Edinburgh, West Lothian and Glasgow after ‘organised’ Bonfire Night violence

Third arrest made following 'organised' Bonfire Night violence

M8 westbound at Glasgow Airport blocked during rush hour after vehicle bursts into flames

M8 blocked during rush hour after vehicle bursts into flames

K-pop group STAYC greet fans at Ibrox after Rangers kit mix-up

K-pop group greet fans at Ibrox after Rangers kit mix-up

‘People make Glasgow’ Met Tower to be transformed into £60m tech and digital hub after plans approved

Iconic Met Tower to be transformed into £60m tech and digital hub

Police Scotland search for man to assist with serious assault investigation in Clydebank

Police search for man with facial tattoo amid assault investigation

Asda equal pay protest at Glasgow supermarket as union takes aim at ‘free grafting’

Asda equal pay protest as union takes aim at 'free grafting'

Two puppy farmers who caused ‘unimaginable misery’ after selling sick dogs in Glasgow jailed

Puppy farmers caused 'unimaginable misery' after selling sick dogs

Britain’s loneliest sheep settling in to ‘safe’ new home at Dalscone Farm, Dumfries despite animal rights protest

Britain's loneliest sheep settling in to 'safe' new home despite protest

Police officer among four rushed to hospital after Bonfire Night violence

Police officer among four rushed to hospital after Bonfire Night violence

Traffic chaos in Glasgow after North Street road sinks sparking emergency closure

Traffic chaos after road sinks sparking emergency closure

Ex-sheriff made sexual and racist comments while unmuted during video call

Ex-sheriff made sexual and racist comments while unmuted during video call

ScotRail urged reinstate trains on ‘vital’ Cathcart Circle route to pre-pandemic levels

Call to reinstate trains on 'vital' circle route to pre-pandemic levels

Watch view of fireworks over Glasgow on Bonfire Night captured from plane

Watch view of fireworks over Glasgow on Bonfire Night captured from plane

Parents in Renfrewshire ‘bewildered’ as council decides new school term to start on a Friday

Parents brand decision to start new school term on a Friday 'pointless'

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