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Fatal accident inquiry into three HMP Shotts deaths to focus on illegal drugs in prison

Fatal accident inquiry into prison deaths to focus on drugs in jails

Twenty protestors arrested after demonstration outside oil refinerys in Grangemouth and Clydebank

Twenty protestors arrested after demonstration outside oil refinery

Plans for new Gourock flats and retail unit revealed by architect

Plans for new flats and retail unit revealed by architect

SNP councillor who said rivals wanted to ‘kill people’ won’t face hearing

Councillor who said rivals wanted to 'kill people' won’t face hearing

Man, woman and three children rushed to hospital after car and van crash on A77 near Minishant

Man, woman and three children rushed to hospital after car and van crash

Fundraiser launched after 13th Note bar staff in Glasgow made redundant hours before meeting

Fundraiser launched after bar staff made redundant hours before meeting

Accused man’s DNA could have been present on Amber Niven’s body before she died, court hears

Accused man’s DNA 'could have been on Amber Gibson’s body before she died'

Growing concern for missing Ayr man who disappeared late on Saturday night

Concern grows for missing man who disappeared three days ago

Witnesses sought after murder bid leaves two seriously injured in Ayrshire

Witnesses sought after murder bid leaves two men seriously injured

Glasgow subway to close on Sundays so new trains can be tested – SPT

Glasgow subway to close on Sundays so new trains can be tested

Rangers fan Dexter Morrison avoids jail after knocking Celtic supporter unconscious with one punch

Rangers fan knocked Celtic supporter unconscious with one punch

Disruption looms at Cycling World Championship as Glasgow City Council staff vote to strike

Disruption looms at Cycling World Championship as staff vote to strike

Glasgow music venue 13th Note ‘forced’ to close after ‘first Scots bar strike in 20 years’ by Unite

Music venue 'forced' to close after 'first Scots bar strike in 20 years'

This is rigged block entrances to two oil plants in Grangemouth and Clydebank

Climate protestors block entrances to two major oil refineries

Boy, 15, charged after assault in Hamilton near Asda and Vue cinema

Boy, 15, charged after daytime assault near Asda store

Fire which ripped through Italian restaurant in Bothwell started deliberately, police say

Fire which ripped through Italian restaurant 'started deliberately'

Amber Niven: Blood on brother’s clothes could indicate assault, Glasgow High Court murder trial hears

Amber Gibson: Brother's blood-stained clothes 'could indicate assault'

Jordan Lawrence jailed after killing girlfriend and colleague in drunken crash before ‘lying low’

Drunk driver killed girlfriend and colleague then went home to 'lie low'

Connor Campbell who raped seven-year-old girl as a teenager in Glasgow handed jail term

Man who raped seven-year-old as a teenager handed jail term

Boy, eight, in serious condition in hospital after being struck by car on Glasgow street

Boy, eight, in serious condition in hospital after being struck by car

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