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Empire Cinemas chain collapses into administration with 150 jobs lost

Major cinema chain collapses into administration with 150 jobs lost

Railway lines closed after person struck by train between Ardrossan and Kilwinning

Railway lines closed after person struck by train

Man in court over attempted murder at Glasgow railway station after two-year-old boy hit by train

Man in court over murder bid after two-year-old boy hit by train

Body found in search for man who disappeared nearly a week ago on Arran

Body found in search for man who disappeared nearly a week ago

Labour win South Lanarkshire Council seat from SNP following by-election

Labour win council seat from SNP following by-election

Paisley Road West closed off after crash between two vehicles at junction

Major road closed off after crash between two vehicles at junction

Nearly 3,000 fines issued in first month of Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone

Nearly 3,000 fines issued in first month of Glasgow's Low Emission Zone

Accused looked like he ‘fell in a ditch’ on night of sister Amber Gibson’s murder

Accused looked like he 'fell in a ditch' on night of sister's murder

Irn-Bru stocks 'could fizzle out' as workers back strike action

Irn-Bru stocks 'could fizzle out' as workers back strike action

University of West of Scotland working with police and government after cyber attack

University working with police and government after cyber attack

TRNSMT star Beautiful South’s Paul Heaton puts money behind Glasgow bars to buy fans drink

TRNSMT star puts money behind bars to buy fans drink as 'thank you'

Glasgow’s A814 Clydeside Expressway closed after car crash – Police Scotland

Two-vehicle crash closes Clydeside Expressway one way

Pregnant Glasgow mum’s sun warning after skin cancer diagnosis

Pregnant mum's shock skin cancer diagnosis: I thought I was going to die

Traffic lights across Glasgow go down following power surge

Traffic lights across city go down following power surge

Retailers in Scotland saw dip in shopper footfall last month but ahead of rest of UK, data shows

Retailers saw dip in shopper footfall last month, data shows

Tens of thousands to descend on Glasgow Green for TRNSMT music festival

Tens of thousands to descend on Glasgow Green for TRNSMT music festival

Hundreds of homes on Rosneath Peninsula left without drinking water after fault

Hundreds of homes left without drinking water after fault

Man charged with attempted murder after he and toddler hit by train at Glasgow station

Man charged with attempted murder after he and toddler hit by train

Man missing was last seen at Antiques Roadshow filming as police appeal launched in Glasgow

Missing man was last seen at Antiques Roadshow filming

Glasgow baker creates ‘massive’ 12ft wedding cake which took one month to make

Baker creates 'massive' 12ft wedding cake which took one month to make

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