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Glasgow man caught trying to import £2,100 ‘childlike’ sex doll from Hong Kong

Man caught trying to import £2,100 'childlike' sex doll from Hong Kong

Glasgow rapist Dale Deacon attacked vulnerable 13-year-old girl as she slept

Man raped vulnerable 13-year-old girl as she slept

Woman charged with murder bid as man dies in hospital from serious injuries in Glasgow

Woman charged with murder bid as man dies in hospital from serious injuries

Police release CCTV image in hunt for man with French bulldog following attack near Morrisons supermarket

Hunt for man with French bulldog following attack near supermarket

Three rats found abandoned in cage in Shotts with chicken bones on side of road

Three rats found abandoned in cage with chicken bones on side of road

Man arrested and charged after bomb squad removes ‘items’ from Bellshill home

Man arrested and charged after bomb squad removes 'items' from home

Entrance to Erskine Bridge remains closed after vehicle overturns

Entrance to Erskine Bridge remains closed after vehicle overturns

Party campaigning heats up as key Rutherglen by-election approaches

Party campaigning heats up as key Rutherglen by-election approaches

Funeral service to be held for nine-year-old Naomi Ferrans struck down by tractor in New Cumnock

Funeral to be held for nine-year-old struck down by tractor

Students will be ‘forced to drop out’ if New College Lanarkshire closes Cumbernauld and Coatbridge nurseries

'I'll be forced to drop out if the college closes this nursery'

Tens of thousands take to streets of Glasgow for The Great Scottish Run

Tens of thousands take to streets of Glasgow for The Great Scottish Run

Entrance to Erskine Bridge blocked after vehicle overturns off A82

Entrance to Erskine Bridge blocked after vehicle overturns off A82

Man in hospital after 'serious assault' at car park in early hours

Man in hospital after 'serious assault' at car park in early hours

Blind pensioner to raise funds for Cancer Research in memory of best friend by walking 73 laps of Queen’s Park

Blind pensioner to walk 73 laps of local park in memory of best friend

Man rushed to hospital after serious assault in car park in Dumfries

Man rushed to hospital after serious assault in car park

Residents with high polluting cars set to pay more for parking permits in Glasgow

Residents with high polluting cars set to pay more for parking permits

Attempted murder in early hours leaves Glasgow man seriously injured in hospital

Attempted murder in early hours leaves man seriously injured in hospital

Rangers fans attending games to be offered free CPR training

Rangers fans attending games to be offered free CPR training

In pictures: Ten years of music, sport and vaccines at Glasgow’s Hydro

In pictures: Ten years of music, sport and vaccines at the Hydro

Plans to build house on farm site knocked back

Controversial plans to build house on farm site knocked back

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