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James Arthur announces Scottish show in Bitter Sweet Love tour

James Arthur announces Scottish show in Bitter Sweet Love tour

Two men charged in attempted murder probe after cyclist hit by car on Duke Street in Glasgow

Two men charged in attempted murder probe after cyclist hit by car

Four men charged over 2019 unsolved murder of Tony Ferns in Glasgow

Four men charged over 2019 unsolved murder of son who died in front of mum

Plans for ‘skinny’ bungalow less than 4m wide approved by South Ayshire councillors

Plans for 'skinny' bungalow less than 4m wide approved by councillors

Teen medical student had most of tongue removed after rare cancer diagnosis

Teen medical student had most of tongue removed after rare cancer diagnosis

Hundreds of messages float outside V&A Dundee to mark fifth birthday

Hundreds of messages float outside V&A Dundee to mark fifth birthday

Concern growing for missing 14-year-old last seen in Stirlingshire on Tuesday

Concern growing for missing 14-year-old last seen on Tuesday

Child was forced to eat dog food and locked in cupboard, court hears

Child was forced to eat dog food and locked in cupboard, court hears

Glasgow City Council gives away properties for free to become social housing

Council gives away properties for free to be turned into flats

Hunt for two teens after 16-year-old stabbed at bus stop in murder bid in Johnstone

Hunt for two teens after schoolboy stabbed at bus stop in murder bid

Glasgow private hire driver suspended ‘after committing murder while on duty’

Private hire driver suspended 'after committing murder while on duty'

'The nightmare is over': Escaped Pennsylvania killer caught

'The nightmare is over': Escaped Pennsylvania killer caught

BT makes Scottish commitment after multi-million pound office revamp of flagship Glasgow building

BT makes Scottish commitment after multi-million pound office revamp

Around 150 First Bus engineers in Glasgow and west of Scotland to be balloted on strike action

Around 150 First Bus engineers to be balloted on strike action

Multiple vehicle crash on M8 Kirk of Shotts closes lane as road users face delays

Multiple vehicle crash on M8 closes lane as road users face delays

Stretch of M74 closed due to 'police incident'

Stretch of M74 closed due to 'police incident'

Giant Disney cruise ship docks at Greenock Ocean Terminal as part of seven-day British cruise

Giant Disney cruise ship docks at Scottish terminal for first time

Man killed Chihuahua by striking her on the head with a hatchet

Man killed Chihuahua by striking her on the head with a hatchet

Barrhead residents object to McDonald’s late hours license bid over anti-social behaviour concerns

Plans for late-night McDonald's licence 'would attract undesirables'

Couple killed in Glenrothes crash ‘went flying into the air’, court told

Couple killed in crash 'went flying into the air', court told

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