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Rangers fan tried to headbutt and spit on police after Ibrox ejection

Rangers fan tried to headbutt and spit on police after Ibrox ejection

Two charged amid Gaza ceasefire protest against Starmer in Glasgow

Two charged amid Gaza ceasefire protest against Starmer in Glasgow

Glasgow Clan release Christmas single to raise funds for The Renfrewshire Toybank charity

Glasgow Clan release Christmas single in aid of disadvantaged children

Person dies after being hit by train near Glasgow

Person pronounced dead after being struck by train

Clydeside Expressway to M8 ramp to close amid emergency gas repairs

Clydeside Expressway to M8 ramp to close amid emergency gas repairs

Woman in hospital after ‘hit and run’ outside Territorial Army Barracks in Perth

Woman in hospital after 'hit and run' outside Territorial Army Barracks

Arrest made in murder probe after man found unconcious on Lanark street

Arrest made in murder probe after man found unconcious on street

ScotRail travel chaos after person hit by train between Glasgow and Croy

Passengers face travel chaos after person hit by train

Council launch new gift giving initiative to plant more trees

Council launch new gift giving initiative to plant more trees

Councillors approve plans to progress LGBT+ inclusivity in South Lanarkshire schools

Councillors approve plans to progress LGBT+ inclusivity in schools

M9 carriageway closed between multiple junctions following crash

M9 carriageway closed between multiple junctions following crash

Plans to light up Glasgow parks amid safety concerns make progress

Plans to light up parks amid safety concerns make progress

Two arrested amid Gaza ceasefire demonstration against Keir Starmer

Two arrested amid Gaza ceasefire demonstration against Keir Starmer

Appeal launched after car set a blaze in ‘wilful’ attack in Lenzie

Appeal launched after car set a blaze in 'wilful' attack

Delays expected due to Glasgow Clyde Tunnel repair, Glasgow City Council announce

Delays expected due to 'emergency maintenance' in Clyde Tunnel

Caroline Glachan: Man says he did not kill or see schoolgirl on night she died

Man says he did not kill or see schoolgirl night she died

Victim dragged from car after man ordered dog to attack him

Victim dragged from car after man ordered dog to attack him

Manhunt launched following double attempted car-jacking in Lanarkshire

Manhunt launched after 'terrifying' car-jacking attempts

Glasgow agrees to twin with war-torn Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv

Glasgow agrees to twin with war-torn Ukrainian city

Five-car crash on M8 near Glasgow Airport leaves man in hospital

Five-car crash on M8 near airport leaves man in hospital

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