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North Lanarkshire Council approves application for 401 new homes near Wishaw

North Lanarkshire Council approves plans for 401 new homes

Anas Sarwar urges Hutchesons’ Grammar School in Glasgow to ‘see sense’ after ‘fire and rehire’ tactics

Sarwar urges former school to 'see sense' amid 'fire and rehire' policy

Four people in court over murder of Susan Turner found dead in Nursery Hall flat in Ayr

Two men and women in court over murder of woman found dead in flat

Giant Gary the gorilla statue stolen from Carluke garden centre ‘spotted’ 300 miles away in England

Giant gorilla stolen from Scots garden centre 'spotted' 300 miles away

Glasgow City Council passes motion to lower speed limit on M8 motorway in city centre

Council passes motion to trial lower speeds on city centre motorway

Man and woman charged after ‘disturbance involving offensive weapons’ in Port Glasgow

Man and woman charged after 'disturbance involving weapons'

Body found in Gourock’s Mile Burn in search for missing pensioner Patrick Clark who disappeared from pub

Body found in burn in search for pensioner who disappeared from pub

Drumchapel man banned from keeping animals after abandoning eight Guinea pigs without food or water

Man handed animal ban after abandoning eight Guinea pigs for days

Royal Alexandra Hospital nurses helped woman with Guillain Barre Syndrome marry on ‘best day of her life’

Nurses help woman with rare condition marry on 'best day of her life'

Rainbow nursery in Paisley apologises after young child ‘climbed out of window and left premises’

Nursery apologises after young child 'climbed out of window and left'

Subway launches free Cadbury Creme Egg sandwich for one day at Glasgow store

'It's no yolk': Subway launches free Creme Egg sandwich for one day

Killing of Badreddin Abdalla Adam Bosh who stabbed six at Glasgow Park Inn hotel ‘absolutely necessary’

Killing of man who stabbed six at Scots hotel 'absolutely necessary'

Ex-soldier told mum he ‘did something stupid’, Port Glasgow murder trial hears

Former soldier told mother he 'did something stupid', murder trial hears

Edinburgh ScotRail cancellations after man hit by train dies in West Dunbartonshire

Rail services disrupted as person dies after being struck by train

Pensioner who killed protected red kites and other birds in Dumfries and Galloway due to be sentenced

Pensioner poisoned and killed 15 birds including protected red kites

Motorbike covered in police tape stolen from outside Best One shop in Motherwell

Motorbike covered in police tape stolen from outside shop

Five-year-old boy dead and girl seriously hurt after being hit by bus in Glasgow

Five-year-old boy dead and girl seriously hurt after being hit by bus

Four men arrested and charged after £2,000,000 worth of cannabis found in Stevenston in Ayrshire

Four men charged after £2,000,000 cannabis farm found

Driver who killed motorcyclist mother-of-three in car crash tested positive for cocaine

Driver who killed motorcyclist mum-of-three tested positive for cocaine

Schoolboy charged after laser pen ‘shone at police helicopter’ in Lanarkshire, Glasgow

Schoolboy charged after laser pen 'shone at police helicopter'

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