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Jackie Baillie writes to SNP over Patrick Grady campaigning in Rutherglen and Hamilton

Jackie Baillie writes to SNP over Patrick Grady campaigning with party

Family ‘devastated’ by death of dad hit by car in Glasgow city centre

Family 'devastated' by death of dad hit by car in city centre

Man accused of ‘endagering life’ after ‘chemicals’ police probe at Glasgow flat

Man accused of ‘endangering life’ after ‘chemicals’ police probe

A82 closed in both directions after serious road crash near Luss

A82 closed in both directions after serious road crash

Anti-nuclear protesters at HMNB Clyde Faslane naval base charged after blocking entrance

Anti-nuclear protesters at Faslane charged after blocking entrance

Lawyers claim Sean Hogg who raped girl, 13, was ‘wrongfully convicted’

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Lawyers claim man who raped girl, 13, was 'wrongfully convicted'

Endangered flapper skate ‘illegally caught and dumped’

Endangered flapper skate ‘illegally caught and dumped’

Newly qualified teachers ‘summer from hell’ after staffing cuts leave them out of a job

'I was told I no longer had a job the day before the school holidays'

Four-vehicle crash on A720 amid rush hour traffic

Four-vehicle crash on A720 amid rush hour traffic

Pensioner May Ashford died with operable brain tumour after scans ‘not properly monitored’

Pensioner died with brain tumour after scans ‘not properly monitored’

‘I lived on the Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset and it’s no place for asylum seekers’ says Glasgow councillor

'I lived on the Bibby Stockholm and it's no place for asylum seekers'

Glasgow taxi driver exam to stay after 76% believe it remains relevant

Glasgow taxi driver exam to stay after 76% believe it remains relevant

Man charged after ‘hazardous chemicals’ leave eight officers sick in Glasgow

Man charged after 'hazardous chemicals' leave eight officers sick

Four deny halting UCI Cycling World Championships race by ‘gluing themselves to tarmac’

Four deny halting UCI Cycling World Championships race

Ministry of Defence munition depot workers in Beith, North Ayrshire to escalate strike action

Ministry of Defence munition depot workers to escalate strike action

Scottish wreck of Europe’s first commercial steamship given protection

Scots wreck of Europe’s first commercial steamship given protection

SNP’s Westminster leader set to campaign in key Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election

SNP's Westminster leader set to campaign in key by-election

Man who failed to list drugs conviction gets private hire licence

Man who failed to list drugs conviction gets private hire licence

Glasgow council staff with newborns in neonatal care ‘could be entitled to paid leave’

Staff with newborns in neonatal care 'could be entitled to paid leave'

Mass redundancies after company announces closure of recycling plant in Port Glasgow, Greenock

Mass redundancies after company announces closure of recycling plant

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