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Teenage girl hurled racist abuse and spat on police officer after being told not to goad Rangers supporters

Teen Celtic fan hurled racist abuse and spat at officer at train station

Reconstruction of Troon railway station in Ayrshire begins two years on from devastating fire

Work on fire-ravaged train station begins two years on from blaze

$Brandon Manners punched and fractured man’s eye socket amid row over toilet queue skipping in Glasgow$

Man fractured victim's eye socket in row over skipping toilet queue

Pet corn snake reunited with Glasgow owner after living in wild for a year

Pet snake reunited with owner after living in wild for a year

Learner driver killed dad-of-three Derek Blackshaw while driving in car park with fogged up windscreen

Learner driver killed dad-of-three while driving with fogged up windscreen

Glasgow Unison museum workers to strike for five days over plans to slash jobs

Museum workers to strike for five days over plans to slash jobs

'XL Bully' euthanised after teenager taken to hospital following attack

'XL Bully' euthanised after teenager taken to hospital following attack

Police officer ‘stable’ in hospital after being stabbed during break-in in Ayrshire

Police officer 'stable' in hospital after being stabbed during break-in

Nine Labour officials quit over 'stifling' of Israel-Palestine debate

Nine Labour officials quit over 'stifling' of Israel-Palestine debate

Footballer Salim Kouider-Aissa jailed for sex attack on sleeping woman granted appeal hearing

Footballer jailed for sex attack on sleeping woman granted appeal hearing

Japan treatment fundraiser for man after bone cancer found in broken arm X-ray

More than £67,000 raised to treat man's rare cancer found in broken arm X-ray

Asylum seekers to share rooms at Holiday Inn Express in Cartsburn in bid to free up space

Asylum seekers to share rooms at hotel in bid to free up space

New deal for business will strengthen relationship with Scottish Government – minister

Deal to 'turn the dial' on relationship between business and Government

Scottish mum reveals she had to leave her career behind in order to afford childcare for her son

'I had to leave my career behind to afford childcare for my son'

Police officer rushed to hospital after being assaulted in ‘despicable’ attack in Stevenston

Police officer stabbed while responding to break-in

Shopping will ‘remain critical’ to Glasgow city centre, expert predicts

Shopping will ‘remain critical’ to city centre, expert predicts

No fraud in procurement of controversial CalMac ferries, claims lawyer

No fraud in procurement of controversial CalMac ferries, claims lawyer

Glasgow City Council turfs out bid to convert A-listed flats into aparthotel over loss of housing

Council rejects bid to convert A-listed flats into aparthotel

Hunt for three men after victim rushed to hospital from serious assault in Dunoon

Hunt for three men after victim rushed to hospital from serious assault

Glasgow, Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire Unison rolling school strikes date confirmed

Rolling Unison strike date set for schools after pay offer rejected

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