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UK’s first drug consumption room in Glasgow can ‘save people lost in addiction’, says recovery community

UK's first drug consumption room can 'save people lost in addiction'

STV offices and roads reopened after bomb squad deals with suspicious item

STV offices and roads reopened after bomb squad 'controlled explosion'

Private dining firm given go-ahead to open restaurant in Glasgow railway arch

Private dining firm given go-ahead to open restaurant in railway arch

Roads closed, homes and businesses evacuated after suspicious vehicle found in Kinning Park

STV headquarters and homes evacuated after suspicious vehicle discovery

Edward Cairney who murdered vulnerable woman Margaret Fleming dies in prison

Man who murdered vulnerable woman Margaret Fleming dies in prison

Rangers fan banned from attending matches for five years after throwing items at police during fan title party

Rangers fan banned from attending matches after throwing items at police

Muzammal Karim joked about raping teen after sexually assaulting her at party in Glasgow

Man joked about raping teen after sexually assaulting her at party

Two teenagers arrested after 23-year-old Rory Swimm from Vail dies following Salt Lake City shooting

Teens arrested after 23-year-old dies following early morning shooting

Woman, 44, raped at hotel in Coatbridge after waiting at taxi rank as police launch appeal

Woman raped at hotel after waiting at taxi rank as police launch appeal

Driver taken to hospital after three car collision on A76 amid widespread fog

Driver taken to hospital after three-car crash on A76

Two Scottish cities feature in ‘world’s coolest neighbourhood’ list – full list of Time Out’s picks

Scottish cities feature in Time Out's 'world's coolest neighbourhoods'

Glasgow’s 2023 Christmas lights switch-on makes return to George Square

Festive fun at George Square as Christmas light switch-on returns

CalMac Tarbert to Portavadie services cancelled ‘until further notice’ after ferry breakdown

Tarbert services cancelled 'until further notice' after ferry breakdown

Owner of Ayr Fryers ‘may be forced to close chip shop’ after new takeaway next door given go ahead

Chip shop 'may be forced to close' after new takeaway given go ahead

Largs lifeboat crews called to rescue 44-foot yacht which ran aground in Ayrshire

Lifeboat crews called to rescue 44-foot yacht which ran aground

Rush hour crashes and widespread fog ahead of Storm Babet

Rush hour crashes and widespread fog ahead of Storm Babet

Low Emission Zone Scotland: Judicial review to begin at Scotland’s supreme court in Edinburgh

Supreme court reviewing Scotland's first Low Emission Zone

Creepy clown ‘terrifying’ residents by stalking streets of Skelmorlie in North Ayrshire ahead of Halloween

Creepy clown 'terrifying' residents by stalking streets of sleepy town

Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election winner Michael Shanks takes Commons seat as Labour’s newest MP

New Labour MP takes seat in House of Commons after by-election success

Rodin sculpture worth £3m missing from Glasgow museum

Rodin sculpture worth £3m missing from Glasgow museum

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Deacon Blue founding member James Prime dies aged 64

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