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Glasgow man who sent ‘threatening’ messages refused private hire licence

Man who sent ‘threatening’ messages refused private hire licence

Glasgow lap dancing club Seventh Heaven handed licence boost despite safety concerns

Lap dancing club handed licence boost despite safety concerns

Child care worker 'sent 15-year-old girl pictures of his genitals'

Child care worker 'sent 15-year-old girl pictures of his genitals'

Glasgow boy, 16, rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital following ‘serious assault’ in Easterhouse

Teenager seriously injured in hospital following 'stabbing'

Body found inside Paisley flat after dozens of firefighters called to blaze

Body found inside flat after dozens of firefighters called to blaze

Dozens of firefighters battle Paisley blaze as roads shut

Dozens of firefighters battle property blaze as roads shut

Thousands set to take part in 75th World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow

Thousands set to take part in 75th World Pipe Band Championships

Fundraiser launched for family of teen who died after Glasgow SWG3 DJ event

Fundraiser launched for family of teen who died after DJ event

Gunmen who killed dog and wounded woman in botched attempted murder bid jailed

Gunmen who killed dog and wounded walker in botched murder bid jailed

Fire crews remain in attendance after blaze rips through derelict Carnbooth House Hotel in Glasgow

Fire crews remain in attendance after blaze rips through derelict hotel

Dozens of firefighters battle major blaze at former hotel in Castlemilk, Glasgow

Dozens of firefighters battle major blaze at former hotel

Emergency services race to fire in Lochwinnoch as road closed to public

Fire rips through house as emergency services rush to scene

Schoolboy, 12, rushed to hospital after being hit by car in rush hour crash on Great Western Road

Child rushed to hospital after being hit by car in rush hour crash

Auchenharvie Academy to stay shut from summer after traces of legionella bacteria found in water

High school to remain closed after holidays as legionella found in water

Trade union Unison threatens to ballot for strike action over plans to slash Glasgow museum jobs

Union threatens strike action ballot over plans to slash museum jobs

Teenagers who died after Glasgow SWG3 DJ event named as tributes paid to ‘much loved’ pair

Tributes paid to 'much loved' teenagers who died after all-day DJ event

A725 road closed in East Kilbride as crash between three cars and a bus leaves five people in hospital

Four teens and pensioner in hospital after bus and car collision

Major disruption in Glasgow as rush hour ScotRail trains cancelled due to signalling fault at Paisley

Major disruption as rush hour trains cancelled due to signalling fault

Parents of premature babies brand neonatal downgrade plans 'insane'

Disabled Scots forced to choose between eating and breathing, UN committee told

Disabled Scots forced to choose between eating and breathing, UN committee told

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