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Rare Banksy artwork could fetch £60,000 at McTear’s auction house in Glasgow

Rare 'personal' Banksy artwork could fetch £60,000 at Scots auction

Teens forced to sell drugs against will as 'fake Deliveroo drivers keep watch'

Teens forced to sell drugs against will as 'fake Deliveroo drivers keep watch'

Police arrest 11 over Fir Park disorder during Motherwell vs Celtic

Police arrest 11 over Fir Park disorder during Motherwell vs Celtic

Murder accused ‘threatened to batter schoolgirl Caroline Glachan’ before her death, trial hears

Murder accused 'threatened to batter schoolgirl' before her death

£20,000 reward offered in hunt for intruder who stabbed police officer in Stevenston

£20,000 reward offered in hunt for intruder who stabbed police officer

Seventh person arrested after riot police ‘attacked’ during village disorder

Seventh person arrested after riot police 'attacked' during disorder

Celtic players and Brendan Rodgers present Pope Francis with shirt after Champions League defeat to Lazio

Celtic players and Brendan Rodgers present Pope Francis with signed shirt

Renfrew hotel ‘bans’ mince pies in bid to cut down on food waste and costs over Christmas

Hotel 'bans' mince pies to cut down on waste over festive period

Glasgow set to declare housing emergency amid homelessness crisis

Glasgow set to declare housing emergency amid homelessness crisis

Man in court accused of raping woman in Glasgow city centre

Man in court accused of raping woman in city centre

Glasgow to adopt new ‘tall buildings’ policy in bid to make city more liveable

New 'tall buildings' policy being developed for Glasgow

'The survivor's guilt is horrible': The Clutha crash ten years on

'The survivor's guilt is horrible': The Clutha crash ten years on

Teenager one of six arrested after riot police attacked with fireworks by ‘hostile’ crowd in East Ayrshire

Teenager among six arrested after riot police attacked by 'hostile' crowd

City bike hire scheme pass 2.5m journeys amid cycling surge

City bike hire scheme pass 2.5m journeys amid cycling surge

Man due at Glasgow Sheriff Court after woman raped in early morning attack in Glasgow city centre

Man due in court after woman raped in early morning city centre attack

Items worth £6,000 stolen from Ford Transit van before being deliberately set on fire in Milngavie

Van left 'damaged beyond repair' after being deliberately set alight

Distressed seal spotted tangled up in buoy ropes rescued by restaurant manager in Argyll

Distressed seal tangled up in rope rescued by restaurant manager

Caroline Glachan was unconscious but alive when she entered water, murder trial told

Teen was unconscious but alive when she entered water, murder trial told

Grand Ole Opry country music club in Glasgow upholds Confederate flag ban after member vote

Grand Ole Opry upholds Confederate flag ban after member vote

Plan to demolish Glasgow Sauchiehall Street M&S building rejected

Plan to demolish Sauchiehall Street M&S building rejected

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