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Marelle Sturrock: Respects paid at funeral for pregnant Glasgow teacher murdered by fiance

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Mourners gather at funeral for pregnant teacher murdered by fiance

Jet2 announce new route from Scotland to popular Spanish hotspot

Jet2 announce new route from Scotland to popular Spanish hotspot

Country’s ‘biggest and oldest’ home exhibition returns to Scotland at Glasgow SEC

Country's 'biggest and oldest' home exhibition returns to Scotland

Popularity of Glasgow free school meals so high primaries have to stagger lunch eating times

Schools stagger lunch times due to popularity of free school meals

Linda Osborne found guilty of driving away from school in Glasgow while four times over alcohol limit

Woman caught driving away from school while four times over limit

Two men charged after £500,000 of items stolen in string of robberies in Lanarkshire

Two men charged after £500,000 of items stolen in string of robberies

Two police officers taken to hospital after crash with car

Two police officers taken to hospital after crash with car

Restoration work on historic TS Queen Mary steamer set to begin at Govan docks

Restoration work on historic Clyde steamer set to begin

Glasgow low emission zone: Fears for homeless after council rejects charity exemption for food van

Homeless charity unable to deliver meals due to low emission zone

Life-size Lego model of luxury Ferrari Daytona sports car unveiled

Life-size Lego model of luxury Ferrari Daytona sports car unveiled

Plans for 100 new affordable homes in Glasgow Kelvindale announced by West of Scotland Housing Association

Plans for 100 new affordable homes in Glasgow announced

Motorcyclist dies after collision with lorry on A85, Argyll near Dalmally, Police Scotland announces

Motorcyclist dies after collision with lorry in Argyll

House of Commons vote to suspend Rutherglen and Hamilton West MP Margaret Ferrier delayed

Vote to suspend Covid breach MP Margaret Ferrier delayed

Subsea cable factory in Hunterston supporting 900 jobs given green light by North Ayrshire Council

Plans for 900-job subsea cable factory given green light by council

Travel disruption across Glasgow as two people fatally struck by ScotRail trains within hours

Travel disruption as two people fatally struck by trains within hours

Glasgow rail services disrupted after person struck by train

Rail services disrupted after person fatally injured by train

Sam Smith cancels Glasgow Ovo Hydro concert for second time after suffering vocal cord injury

Sam Smith cancels Glasgow Hydro concert for second time

Darren Morrison who struck pregnant mum who lost unborn baby and had legs amputated after crash jailed

Man who ran over pregnant mum-of-one who lost unborn baby jailed

Scottish Government: Mum of man who nearly died from alcohol abuse backs calls for advertising ban

'My son nearly died from alcohol abuse - banning ads will save lives'

Man charged in connection with FirstBus bridge crash in Glasgow, Police Scotland confirms

Man charged in connection with bus bridge crash in Glasgow

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