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Glasgow Labour embroiled in ‘chicken curry row’ over budget protest walkout

Labour embroiled in 'chicken curry row' over budget protest walkout

$Cyclist John Johnstone sues South Lanarkshire Council after fracturing spine in pothole accident$

Cyclist, 80, sues council after fracturing spine in pothole accident

Man charged with providing illegal access to pay TV content in Clydebank

Man charged with providing illegal access to pay TV content

Winning £1m EuroMillions ticket purchased in Scotland not yet claimed

Winning £1m EuroMillions ticket purchased in Scotland not yet claimed

Two beaver kits moved to Loch Lomond from Tayside killed in ‘otter attack’, RSPB confirm

Two beaver kits moved to Loch Lomond killed in ‘otter attack’

Former SNP MP Natalie McGarry appealing embezzlement conviction over ‘tsunami of Tweets’

Natalie McGarry appealing embezzlement conviction over 'Tweet tsunami'

Glasgow City Council announces 5% tax rise after Labour walk out of budget meeting

Glasgow City Council reveals tax rise to plug £49m funding gap

Police hunt bank robbers after RBS targeted in raid at Parkhead Forge

Police hunt bank robbers after RBS branch targeted in raid

Man ‘ran over pregnant woman with car’ who later lost baby

Man accused of running over pregnant woman with car who later lost baby

Son ‘reunited with mum’ after stolen ashes mistaken for whisky bottle left on doorstep following robbery

Son 'reunited with mum' as stolen ashes left on doorstep after robbery

Over 150 flats to be built next to Ibrox Stadium as plans get approval from Glasgow council

Over 150 flats to be built next to Ibrox Stadium in U-shaped blocks

Man due in court after man dies following disturbance at Glasgow flat

Man due in court after man dies following disturbance at flat

Residents of Govanhill react to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s shock resignation

'Time for Sturgeon to kick off her heels and have a piña colada'

Man dies after being struck by blue Audi on Valentine’s Day on Ardeer Road, Stevenston

Man dies after being struck by car on Valentine's Day

Glasgow man Peter Maher handed life sentence for murder of wife Jeanna by hitting her with hammer

Man who murdered wife by hitting her 11 times with hammer jailed

Family pays tribute to Glasgow man Jonathan Shenkin who ‘died as hero’ in Ukraine

Family pays tribute to Scottish man who 'died as hero' in Ukraine

East Ayrshire Council had to fork out £100k to repair Newmilns railway bridge it didn’t know it owned

Council had to fork out £100k to repair bridge it didn’t know it owned

‘Significant reduction in staff needed’ to meet Glasgow council spending gap

‘Significant reduction in staff needed’ to meet council spending gap

Glasgow man Peter Maher murdered wife Jeanna with hammer after catalogue of abuse

Man murdered wife with hammer at family home after years of abuse

Asylum seeker ‘abandoned’ in Glasgow after travelling 60 miles for appointment with lawyer

Asylum seeker 'abandoned' after travelling 60 miles for appointment

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