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Royal Alexandra Hospital forced to move elderly patients after legionella bacteria discovery

Hospital forced to move patients after legionella bacteria discovery

Homeless Project Scotland ‘could close services’ if Argyle Street parking fines in Glasgow continue

Homeless charity 'could close services' if parking fines continue

TV farmer Derek Roan died after 1,200lb cow with calf attacked him on Dalbeattie farm

TV Farmer died after 1,200lb cow with calf attacked him

Kilmarnock shop staff left ‘shaken’ by robbery as police appeal to trace suspect

Shop staff left 'shaken' by robbery as police appeal to trace suspect

WWE Live returns to Glasgow OVO Hydro as part of short UK tour

WWE Live returns to Scotland as part of short UK tour

Amber Niven died in Cadzow Glen, Hamilton, from neck compression, murder trial hears

Amber Niven had injuries consistent with being strangled, murder trial told

Bar staff could be trained to drive late-night buses, says First Bus boss

Bar staff could be trained to drive late-night buses, says First Bus boss

Glasgow City Council remove recycling units after fly-tippers ‘abuse facilities’

Council removes recycling units after fly-tippers 'abuse facilities'

Serial robber who told staff at Glasgow bank to ‘have a nice day’ during raid jailed

Robber who told staff at bank to 'have a nice day' during raid jailed

Vulnerable shoplifters in East Renfrewshire ‘offered support during cost of living crisis’

Vulnerable shoplifters 'offered support during cost of living crisis'

Glasgow charity’s bid to turn office into cafe approved by council planners

Artist charity's bid to turn office into new cafe approved

Glasgow’s Burrell Collection named museum of the year at Art Fund awards

Glasgow’s Burrell Collection named museum of the year

Drugs worth over £40k found by police dog in crashed car in Stranraer

Drugs worth over £40k found by police dog in crashed car

FAI to be held into death of worker at Glasgow’s St Enoch centre

FAI to be held into death of worker at Glasgow's St Enoch centre

Humza Yousaf’s old private school Hutchesons’ Grammar first in Scotland to vote for union recognition

FM's old private school first in Scotland to vote for union recognition

Humza Yousaf and Nicola Sturgeon write to First Bus over ‘appalling’ Glasgow night service axe

Yousaf and Sturgeon urge First Bus to reverse axing night services

Brothers jailed for setting fire to family shop in Glasgow as part of insurance scam

Brothers jailed for setting fire to family shop in insurance scam

Welfare concerns for missing Glasgow pensioner with Celtic tattoo who entered Central train station

Welfare concerns for missing pensioner who entered train station

McGill's considering starting night buses after First axes services

McGill's considering starting night buses after First axes services

Lochwinnoch crash survivor shocked after items worth £6,000 stolen from destroyed car

Crash survivor shocked after items worth £6,000 stolen from totalled car

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