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GMB union fighting for redundancy pay after Glasgow company Mortons Rolls collapsed

Union fighting for redundancy pay after Mortons Rolls collapse

Seventh man charged in connection with death of Neil Canney found fatally injured on doorstep

Seventh man charged in connection with doorstep shooting of Neil Canney

Nine-year-old girl rushed to Glasgow Royal Hospital for Children after being knocked down in Bellshill

Nine-year-old girl in 'serious condition' after being struck by car

Driver in Oban hospital after hit and run on A819 near Dalmally as police appeal for information

Driver in hospital after hit and run as police appeal for information

Staff praised for ‘compassion’ after three teachers injured in Johnstone High School incident

Staff praised for 'compassion' after three teachers injured in incident

Mayor of London was 'carried off stage' at COP27 after heart attack

Mayor of London was 'carried off stage' at COP27 after heart attack

Three teenagers charged over alleged racist attack on Indian students in Glasgow city centre

Three teenagers charged over alleged racist attack on Indian students

Glasgow man Jude McPhie dumped body of William Leiper in wheelie bin and set it alight after murder

Man dumped body of victim in wheelie bin and set it alight after murder

Man dies after crashing into barriers on M8 in Renfrewshire as eyewitnesses sought

Man dies after crashing into barriers on M8 as eyewitnesses sought

Ava Bolton: Man trekking 200 miles to raise money for girl with stage four cancer

Fundraising mission after girl's 'virus' found to be stage four cancer

Scottish Tories to call for plan to tackle violence in schools

Rising levels of violence in schools branded 'national scandal'

UNISON urges Glasgow City Council to reverse planned education cuts to tackle attainment gap

Council urged to reverse planned education cuts to tackle attainment gap

Social housing in Glasgow could become unaffordable, councillor warns

Social housing in city could become unaffordable, councillor warns

Man attacked by three people at County Square taxi rank in Paisley, Police Scotland says

Man attacked by three people at taxi rank, police say

Schoolboy, 12, charged in connection with threats made to North Lanarkshire primary school

Boy, 12, charged in connection with threats made to primary school

Train services between Glasgow Central and Neilston disrupted after bridge struck by vehicle

Train services disrupted after bridge struck by large vehicle

Formula One star completes 113km Scottish gravel cycling race

Formula One star completes 113km Scottish gravel cycling race

Police urge witnesses to come forward after pedestrian dies and driver arrested after Audi crash in Uddingston

Dash-cam footage sought after pensioner dies following Audi collision

Glasgow’s SEC to host 195 countries at Interpol general assembly next year

Scotland to host 195 countries at Interpol general assembly next year

Eleven men charged after £1m of cannabis seized on ‘day of action’ in Glasgow, Renfrewshire, Dumfries and Fife

Eleven men charged after £1m of cannabis seized on 'day of action'

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