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Jury out in trial of alleged child abuse ring in Glasgow

Jury out in trial of alleged child abuse ring

Councillor raises concerns ‘too many trees’ making Glasgow inaccessible for disabled people

Concerns 'too many trees' making city inaccessible for disabled people

Teenager charged after ‘attempted murder’ on residential street in Bellshill

Teenager charged after 'attempted murder' on residential street

Protesters apologise as overgrown fleece of Britain’s loneliest sheep to be auctioned off for charity

Protesters sorry as Britain's loneliest sheep's fleece auctioned for charity

Lanarkshire teenager had ‘several’ puppies and cats removed after keeping them in filthy conditions

Teenager kept 'several' puppies and cats in filthy conditions

Guillermo del Toro visits ‘haunted house’ in Glasgow

Guillermo del Toro visits 'haunted house' in Glasgow

Boy, 10, to coach basketball team after dressing up as coach for Halloween match

Boy, 10, to coach basketball team after dressing up as coach for Halloween match

Police investigate ‘unexplained’ death of man in Cardonald Cemetery

Police investigate 'unexplained' death of man in graveyard

Emergency road to be built along the A816 after landslide cuts off Craignish peninsula in Argyll

Emergency road to be built after landslide cuts off community

Family left heartbroken after beloved pet dog dies after being struck by van while fleeing fireworks

Family 'heartbroken' after pet dog struck by van while fleeing fireworks

Bus driver started new driving job after killing woman in city centre

Bus driver started new driving job after killing woman in city centre

Diversions in place after 27-inch sinkhole forms on Campbell Street in Renfrew due to burst sewer main

Road closed after 27-inch sinkhole opens due to burst sewer main

First Glasgow bus drivers to begin week-long strike on Black Friday weekend

First Bus drivers to begin week-long strike on Black Friday weekend

Man taken to hospital after being seriously assaulted at The George Bar, Hamilton

Man taken to hospital after being attacked in pub

Barrhead McDonald’s to open through night despite local objections, East Renfrewshire Council says

McDonald's to open through night despite local objections

EasyJet launches new summer holiday routes from Glasgow

EasyJet launches new summer holiday routes from Scottish city

Police Scotland search for ‘missing’ teen last seen in Greenock on Saturday

'Increasing concern' for 'missing' teen last seen on Saturday morning

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

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