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Singer Sam Smith postpones Glasgow Ovo Hydro gig after ‘virus’

Sam Smith postpones Glasgow Hydro gig after 'virus'

Holiday provider TUI to base two additional aircrafts at Glasgow International Airport next summer

TUI to increase flights as two planes added to fleet at Scots airport

Saramago restaurant at Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow closes following dispute with staff

Restaurant at arts centre closes following dispute with staff

North Lanarkshire carer left resident’s face bleeding after scratching them with nails

Carer left resident's face bleeding after scratching them with nails

Hunt for rapist David McCue on run for six weeks after sex attacks in Glasgow

Hunt for rapist on run for six weeks after sex attacks in city

Police arrest 11 people after drugs worth £670k seized in Scottish Borders

Police arrest 11 people after heroin and cocaine worth £670k seized

Celtic Boys Club founder Jim Torbett weeps claiming accusers are lying about attacks

Celtic Boys Club founder weeps claiming accusers are lying over attacks

Glasgow Jet2 flight heading to Tenerife diverted to Faro after drunk passenger urinates in cabin

Glasgow flight diverted after drunk passenger urinates in cabin

Clyde Tunnel in Glasgow closed after crash sparks emergency response

Clyde Tunnel blocked after road crash sparks emergency response

Bomb disposal squad in controlled explosion after ordnance found in shed in Troon

Bomb squad conducts controlled explosion after ordnance found in shed

Woman issues warning after dog rushed to vet after being bit by adder in Arran

Woman issues warning after dog left unable to walk from adder bite

Water restored to Glasgow homes after burst pipe in Anniesland caused floods and traffic delays

Water restored to Glasgow homes after burst pipe caused floods

Restoration work begins on historic Clyde vessel Tall Ship Glenlee after £1.8m funding boost

Restoration work begins on Tall Ship Glenlee after £1.8m funding boost

Multimillion pound bid to transform old Glasgow high school site into five-star hotel by Scotsman group

Multimillion pound bid to transform old school site into five-star hotel

Fire crews called after old factory sheds burst into flames in Darvel, Ayrshire

Fire crews called after old factory sheds burst into flames

Officers ‘tried to stop’ man filming SNP motorhome at police depot

Officers 'tried to stop' man filming SNP motorhome at police depot

Rangers treat family who lost ‘everything’ in house fire to trip around Murray Park and season tickets

Rangers treat family of fans who lost 'everything' in house fire

Two men and woman due in court after £250k worth of cocaine seized in police raid in Blantyre

Three due in court after cocaine worth £250,000 seized in raid

Celtic Boys Club founder Jim Torbett ‘remembers day of first accusation’ in evidence at Inverness court

Celtic Boys Club founder 'remembers day of first accusation'

Celtic fan missing for five days from Wishaw sparks police search

Celtic fan missing for five days sparks police search

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