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River Garden: Rehab village on how it helps survivors of addiction rebuild their lives

Inside drug rehab village where lives are rebuilt

Police attempt to trace man in relation to serious assault that took place in Largs

Police attempt to trace man in relation to serious assault

TRNSMT 2023: Festival boss hopeful for good weather as Pulp, Sam Fender, 1975 and Kasabian to play in Glasgow

Walkabout TRNSMT 2023 site as festival boss hopeful for good weather

Man taken to hospital after being struck by bus near Buchanan Bus Station, Glasgow

Man taken to hospital after being struck by bus near city station

Partick Thistle head chef Jamie Clark jailed after racially abusing doorman at Horseshoe Bar in Glasgow

Partick Thistle head chef jailed after racially abusing doorman

Scottish ‘Yellowstone’ Biosphere area set to double in size after Unesco recognition

Scottish 'Yellowstone' to double in size after Unesco recognition

Gayle Logan stabbed man at neighbour’s flat in Coatbridge after making noise complaint

Woman stabbed man at neighbour's flat over noise complaint

Attempted murder suspect arrested after man and toddler hit by train at Garrowhill station in Glasgow

Attempted murder arrest after man and toddler hit by train

Body builder faces jail in 'landmark' toxic fat-stripping pill case

Edinburgh & East

Body builder faces jail in 'landmark' toxic fat-stripping pill case

Man dies after being hit by articulated lorry on Lanark High Street

Man dies after being hit by articulated lorry on town high street

Fatal accident inquiry to be held into Greenock care home resident’s choking death

Fatal accident inquiry to be held into care home resident’s choking death

Town high street locked down after pedestrian struck by lorry

Town high street locked down after pedestrian struck by lorry

Trade union slams bar after staff set for strike now ‘at risk of redundancy’

Bar staff set for strike action 'at risk of redundancy'

Concern growing for missing teen last seen over three days ago

Concern growing for missing teen last seen over three days ago

Tough Construction with 500 staff becomes Scotland’s largest employee-owned business

Construction company becomes Scotland's largest employee-owned business

Unseen photos revealed on 60th anniversary of Clyde Tunnel

Unseen photos revealed on 60th anniversary of Clyde Tunnel

Two men threatened with hammer during attempted robbery on London Road, Glasgow

Two men threatened with hammer during attempted robbery on street

Unconscious Celtic fan punched paramedic during treble celebrations

Unconscious Celtic fan punched paramedic during treble celebrations

Two men in hospital with serious injuries after ‘stabbings’ in Glasgow

Two men in hospital with serious injuries after 'stabbings'

Brother to stand trial over teenage sister Amber Gibson’s murder in Hamilton

Brother to stand trial over teenage sister's murder

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Man jailed for throwing glass bottle at Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo during Old Firm match at Ibrox

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Scots boy, 7, runs 100 miles to raise money for brother's first wheelchair

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