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Olympic gold medal won by Scots curling team at Winter Games in 1924 goes on display

Olympic gold medal won by Scots curling team in 1924 goes on display

Investment in Glasgow’s roads ‘falls short’ by £11m, report finds

Investment in Glasgow's roads 'falls short' by £11m, report finds

Glasgow man seriously injured after being hit by taxi at 1am, Police Scotland say

Man seriously injured after being hit by taxi in early morning crash

‘Our mums wouldn’t survive care home closures at McClymont House in South Lanarkshire’

McClymont House: 'Our mums wouldn't survive care home closure'

Two teens released on bail amid murder probe in search for missing Scottish man Paul Taylor in Cumbria

Two teens released on bail amid murder probe in search for missing Scot

Third suspect charged in connection with man’s death in Motherwell on August 20

Third suspect charged in connection with man's death three months ago

Thousands of protesters turn out for demonstration at Glasgow Green demanding ceasefire in Gaza

Thousands turn out for demonstration demanding ceasefire in Gaza

Police called to social club on Crossloan Road in Govan, Glasgow after mass brawl breaks out

Police called to social club after mass brawl breaks out

Crowd of 100,000 expected to attend Glasgow demonstration calling for Gaza ceasefire

Crowd of 100,000 expected to attend demonstration calling for Gaza ceasefire

Tory councillor ‘assaulted’ in pub over Israel-Hamas conflict views

Tory councillor ‘assaulted’ in pub over Israel-Hamas conflict views

George Brown, drummer and co-founder of Kool & The Gang, dies aged 74

George Brown, drummer and co-founder of Kool & The Gang, dies aged 74

17 charged over Bonfire Night petrol bombs and disorder in Edinburgh and Glasgow

17 charged over Bonfire Night petrol bombs and disorder

Two men arrested in connection with death of 22-year-old man in Motherwell

Two men arrested in connection with death of 22-year-old

Calderglen Country Park Horseshoe Bridge reopens after council repairs

Country park bridge reopens after council repairs

Glasgow Man issued five-year ban for not caring for dog after cropping American pocket bully’s ears

Man issued five-year ban for not caring for dog after cropping bully's ears

Construction begins on ‘world class’ Health Innovation Hub in Govan area of Glasgow

Construction begins on 'world class' Health Innovation Hub in Govan

Probe launched at nursery after toddler suffers 'chemical burn'

Probe launched at nursery after toddler suffers 'chemical burn'

Private hire driver who fell asleep at wheel wins bid to retain licence

Private hire driver who fell asleep at wheel wins bid to retain licence

Glasgow ‘litter lottery’ branded an ‘absolute joke’ by city city cleansing teams

City cleansing teams brand litter lottery 'an absolute joke'

Glasgow doctor loses 70 family members in Gaza in Hamas Israel war

Glasgow doctor loses 70 family members in Gaza war

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