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Glasgow teenager reported missing over weekend located, police confirm

Teenager reported missing over weekend located, police confirm

Third man charged over alleged 'firearm' murder bid as street taped off

Third man charged over alleged 'firearm' murder bid as street taped off

Firefighters work through night tackling blaze at derelict Port Glasgow school

Firefighters work through night tackling blaze at derelict school

‘Growing concern’ to trace 13-year-old ‘missing’ Glasgow boy, Police Scotland say

'Growing concern' for 13-year-old boy reported missing

Glasgow street taped off by police amid unknown ‘ongoing investigation’

Street taped off by police amid unknown 'ongoing investigation'

Alba will not contest Rutherglen and Hamilton West by-election as Alex Salmond accuses SNP of ‘rebuffing’ independence pact

Alba not to contest by-election after SNP 'rebuffed' independence pact

Dog owners warned by police after incident of sheep ‘worrying’ on Isle of Arran

Dog owners warned by police after incident of sheep 'worrying'

Glasgow plans for 300 homes at Shawlands Arcade backed despite 200 objections

Plans for major homes redevelopment backed despite 200 objections

HMP Shotts prisoner who died from overdose ‘stockpiled’ antipsychotic medication in cell

Prisoner who died from overdose 'stockpiled' medication in cell

Cyclist Tony Parsons killed by drink-driver on A82 remembered as ‘generous and friendly family man’

Cyclist killed by drink-driver remembered as 'generous and friendly family man'

Glasgow ‘recipe for disaster’ landlord with 12 people ‘shoehorned’ into dangerous flat struck off

Landlord's flat with 12 people 'shoehorned' in a 'recipe for disaster'

Paisley man charged over alleged sexual assault of 14-year-old girl and woman

Man charged over alleged sexual assault of teenage girl and woman

Whisky giant Chivas Brothers wins expansion plans green light despite concerns

Whisky giant wins expansion plans green light despite concerns

Firefighters protesting budget cuts say morale has reached ‘rock bottom’

Firefighters protesting budget cuts say morale has reached 'rock bottom'

Scotland’s first dedicated baby loss ward opens in University Hospital Wishaw

Scotland's first baby loss unit opens for bereaved families

Five star Mar Hall Golf and Spa Resort falls into administration with almost 120 jobs at risk

Five star hotel falls into administration with almost 120 jobs at risk

Landlord with 12 people living in ‘recipe for disaster’ flat on Paisley Road West struck off

Landlord with 12 people living in 'recipe for disaster' flat struck off

Self-catering hosts tell of attacks and abuse as Scottish Government’s new licensing system looms

Self-catering hosts tell of attacks and abuse as licensing system looms

Kilmarnock FC and Motherwell FC to honour young fan Gordon Stirling killed in ‘murder’ bus crash

Football clubs to honour young fan killed in 'murder' bus crash

Scottish national parks handed new funding boost to aid conservation

Scottish national parks handed new funding boost to aid conservation

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