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Rapist David McCue ‘remains at large’ after skipping Glasgow High Court trial

Rapist 'remains at large' after going AWOL before court hearing

Iconic Glasgow bakery Mortons Rolls announce return to production on March 19 as new investor steps in

Mortons Rolls announces return to production as new investor steps in

Island campaigner brands further Ferguson Marine ferry delays ‘disgrace’

Island campaigner brands further ferry delays 'absolute disgrace'

Glasgow passport office to take part in UK strike for five weeks over pay and conditions

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Over 1,000 passport workers to strike for five weeks over pay and conditions

Bid to open Glasgow pubs till 1am facing claims of ‘no real desire’ for change

Bid to open pubs till 1am dubbed 'contentious' by Cathouse owner

Cyclist taken to hospital after being struck by car on Royston Road in Glasgow

Cyclist taken to hospital after being struck by car in rush hour crash

Glasgow community groups hunt for missing World War Two memorial tablet last seen 28 years ago

Have you seen this WWII memorial which has been missing for 28 years?

Pedestrian taken to hospital for treatment after being struck by black Honda car at Ayr junction

Pensioner taken to hospital after being knocked down at junction

Mortons Rolls in Glasgow could restart production amid investor talks, says MSP Bill Kidd

Mortons Rolls 'could restart production in days' amid investor talks

Scots teacher becomes charity DKMS’s 2,000th stem cell donor to help save a stranger’s life

Scot becomes 2,000th stem cell donor to help save a stranger's life

Scottish rugby player Rufus McLean handed community payback order after admitting abusing girlfriend

Rugby star McLean subjected girlfriend to catalogue of domestic abuse

Man charged after alleged rape of woman on Howard Street in Glasgow city centre

Man set to appear in court after alleged rape of woman in city centre

Success for ‘magical’ Glasgow Film Festival as admissions rise by 25%

Success for 'magical' Glasgow Film Festival as admissions rise by 25%

Plea to increase hospice funding to avoid 'palliative care crisis'

Plea to increase hospice funding to avoid 'palliative care crisis'

Glasgow parking restrictions expansion could see 20 new wardens in city

Parking restrictions expansion could see 20 new wardens in city

Appeal as two 13-year-old girls last seen in North Lanarkshire go missing overnight

Appeal as two 13-year-old girls go missing overnight

Teenagers charged after top deck of bus deliberately set on fire on Corkerhill Road, Glasgow

Teenagers charged after top deck of bus deliberately set on fire

Kenmure Street immigration raid protester cleared of charges

Kenmure Street immigration raid protester cleared of charges

Pedestrian killed after being struck in Paisley car crash named as Stuart Crawford

Pedestrian killed after being struck by car named

Far-right group member jailed for replica machine gun video

Far-right group member jailed for replica 'DIY' machine gun video

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