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Family ‘worried sick’ as search continues for missing 12-year-old girl who got on train at Ayr train station

Family 'worried sick' for missing girl, 12, last seen boarding train

Extra CalMac ferry service added to Clyde and Hebrides network costing Scottish Government £9m

Scottish Government paying £1m a month for extra ferry to join network

Michael McKay and Ryan Cross admit filling Ibrox shutters with expanding foam before Rangers Celtic Old Firm

Men admit filling Ibrox shutters with expanding foam before Old Firm

Man’s body discovered in Glasgow home as ‘sudden death’ probe under way

Man's body discovered as 'sudden death' probe launched

Marks and Spencer at Glasgow’s Queen Street train station now able to sell travellers alcohol

M&S store at train station now allowed to sell alcohol to travellers

Everything you need to know as Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone restrictions come into force in June 2023

Will you face fines as LEZ regulations set to come into force?

Thousands raised in honour of crewmen who died after tug boat capsized in Firth of Clyde

Thousands raised in honour of crewmen who died after tug boat capsized

Mortons Rolls returns to production after iconic Glasgow bakery rescued

Mortons Rolls returns to production after iconic bakery rescued

Glasgow council licensing board chair removed over ‘conduct complaints’

Licensing board chair removed over 'conduct complaints'

Missing teenager who travelled from Edinburgh to Glasgow found

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Missing teenager who travelled from Edinburgh to Glasgow found

Former soldier Michael Turnbull from Paisley raped young girl and sexually abused another

Former soldier raped young girl and sexually abused another

Musical Memories Dementia Choir in Hamilton celebrates tenth birthday with special concert

'It helps them remember - and gives us a chance to forget'

Glasgow east end landfill site protest amid calls for ‘managed closure’

Landfill site protest amid calls for ‘managed closure’

‘Thousands’ march through streets of Glasgow in anti-racism demonstration

'Thousands' march through streets in anti-racism demonstration

Bricks and fireworks thrown at police in large-scale disorder incident at house in Bonhill, Alexandria

Bricks and fireworks thrown at police during 'large-scale disorder'

Concern grows as police search launched for missing 12-year-old who got on train from Ayr to Glasgow

Concern grows as search launched for missing 12-year-old who got on train

Teenager charged over alleged Glasgow city centre attack that left 16-year-old in hospital

Teenager charged over alleged attack that left victim in hospital

Still Game shop ‘Harrid’s’ in Glasgow granted permission to sell alcohol

Still Game shop 'Harrid's' granted permission to sell alcohol

David Leavitt: Why American lawyer who chased Nicholas Rossi bought Knockderry Castle in Scotland

'We couldn't let Nicholas Rossi stop us buying dream Scottish castle'

Seven arrested for ‘mobbing and rioting’ after bricks thrown at police outside Dumbarton house

Seven arrested for 'mobbing and rioting' after bricks thrown at police

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