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Silence for those lost during Covid pandemic to be held in Glasgow’s Pollok Park on third lockdown anniversary

Silence to be held in honour of third Covid lockdown anniversary

The sensational murder trial of Scottish socialite Madeleine Smith accusing of poisoning French lover

The sensational poison murder trial of socialite Madeleine Smith

Scotland Tonight: Surgeon and keen runner Gareth Jones on being diagnosed with prostate cancer

'I thought it was cheap running shoes... turned out it was cancer'

Man dies after ‘medical matter’ in Glasgow university campus

Man dies after falling ill on city university campus

Rolls Royce and Ferrari stolen from outside Glasgow house as probe launched

Rolls Royce and Ferrari stolen from house as probe launched

Man checked over in ambulance after crashing into Glasgow car dealership

Man treated in ambulance after crashing into car dealership

Missing 12-year-old Jamie-Lee Harvie from Ayr traced ‘safe and well’ in Irvine after week-long search

Missing 12-year-old traced 'safe and well' after week-long search

Missing Glasgow man whose disappearance described as ‘out of character’ seen getting off train in Perth

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Man whose disappearance is 'out of character' seen getting off train

Richard Wotherspoon stabbed Samuel Hamilton to death after watching Rangers’ defeat in Europa League Final

Rapist stabbed man to death after watching Europa League Final

Man and teenager remain in hospital with serious injuries following assaults on Raithburn Road, Glasgow

Man and teen remain in hospital with serious injuries after assaults

Cumbernauld’s Antonine Shopping Centre collapses into administration

Cumbernauld's Antonine Shopping Centre collapses into administration

Fifth man charged in connection with Greenock doorstep shooting of Neil Canney appears in court

Fifth man charged in connection with doorstep shooting appears in court

Owner of gorilla statue named Gary pleads for safe return after heist at Reynard Nursery, Carluke

Gorilla heist: Owner of eight-foot ape statue pleads for safe return

Hospitality workers protest as three fired amid ‘union busting’ claims against Saramago in Glasgow

Hospitality workers protest as three fired amid 'union busting' claims

Police probing disorder at Rangers v Celtic Scottish League Cup final release images of 11 men

Police release images of 11 men following Scottish League Cup disorder

Police reveal ‘possible sighting’ of missing 12-year-old Jamie-Lee Harvey from Ayr last seen on March 14

Girl, 12, missing for a week 'doesn't have phone or money'

UK Covid-19 inquiry to request that Nicola Sturgeon should give evidence

UK Covid-19 inquiry to request that Nicola Sturgeon gives evidence

Former MSP Tommy Sheridan reveals Cardonald house fire that led to mother’s death was ‘accidental’

Tommy Sheridan reveals house fire that killed his mum was 'accidental'

Item set on fire and thrown through door of flat in ‘targeted’ attack in Johnstone

Item set on fire and thrown through door of flat in 'targeted' attack

‘Europe’s largest bridge lift’ on track to take place on West Coast Main Line at Ravenscraig say Network Rail

'Europe's largest bridge lift' on track to take place next month

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Cancer patients 'must speak to doctors' before taking weight loss jabs, charity warns

Grampian Deaf Children’s Society: Charity relaunched by mums to support families

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North east charity supporting deaf children relaunched by mums

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing to stand as independent candidate in Scottish Parliament election

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing to stand as independent in Scottish Parliament election

More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power work to South Africa

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More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power contract to South Africa

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Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis

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