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Brel staff in Glasgow west end told they will ‘no longer receive living wage’

Staff at popular bar told they will 'no longer receive real living wage'

Police Scotland names man who died after suffering serious injuries at Glasgow Tollcross flat

Police name man who died after suffering serious injuries at flat

South Lanarkshire Council leader suspended for two months for leaking information to media

Council leader suspended for leaking private information to press

Cumbernauld’s Antonine Shopping Centre saved from collapse

Cumbernauld's Antonine Shopping Centre saved from collapse

Police search under way for Paisley teenager who may have travelled to Dundee missing for over a week

'Extensive search' under way for 13-year-old missing for over a week

James McAvoy’s half-brother caught with contraband phone at Glenochil Prison

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James McAvoy's half-brother caught with contraband phone in prison

How going on holiday for one day longer could cost you less

How going on holiday for one day longer could cost you less

Further strike action announced at Humza Yousaf’s former school Hutchesons’ Grammar

Further strike action announced at FM's former private school

'During Covid lockdown I had to beg for help with my eating disorder'

'During Covid lockdown I had to beg for help with my eating disorder'

Glasgow subway suspended after man ‘trapped between carriage and platform’ at Cowcaddens

Man in hospital after becoming 'trapped between carriage and platform'

Man dies inside flat on Glenisla Street in Glasgow after being found seriously hurt

Man dies inside flat after being found with serious injuries

Argyll to ‘remain open’ during £470m works for landslip-plagued A83 Rest and Be Thankful

Argyll to 'remain open' during £470m works for landslip-plagued Rest and Be Thankful

Foo Fighters announce highly-anticipated Scottish gig as part of UK tour

Foo Fighters announce highly-anticipated Scottish gig as part of UK tour

Glasgow girl ‘luckiest in the world’ to be at Indiana Jones premiere at London’s Cineworld Leicester Square

Scot 'luckiest girl in world' to be invited to Indiana Jones premiere

Huge fire spotted at Eurocentral industrial estate near M8 motorway in North Lanarkshire

Huge fire spotted from motorway at Eurocentral industrial estate

North Lanarkshire Council lets go 130 teachers days before summer holidays

Council lets go of 130 teachers days before summer holidays

Cyclist in serious condition after city centre car crash beside Glasgow Mitchell Library

Cyclist in serious condition after city centre car crash

Responsibility claimed for ‘fake Banksy’ by pair of Glasgow artists as Cut and Run exhibition under way

Scots artist duo claim responsibility for 'fake Banksy' graffiti art

Man found seriously hurt in flat as Glenisla Street in Glasgow closed and probe under way

Man found seriously injured inside flat as police seal off street

Three Dunbartonshire men charged with ‘impersonating police, assault and burglary’ in Slough

Three men charged with 'impersonating police, assault and burglary'

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