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Military replacing striking Border Force staff at Glasgow Airport and others ‘not trained for job’

Military 'not trained for job' to replace striking Border Force staff

Investigation launched after prisoner Robert Campbell dies in HMP Low Moss on Christmas Eve

Investigation launched after prisoner dies in jail on Christmas Eve

Hollyoaks’ Gary Lucy thanks Glasgow Royal Infirmary staff after Boxing Day crash while visiting Laura Anderson

Hollyoaks star Gary Lucy thanks Scots hospital after Boxing Day crash

Customers face no internet for days as Virgin Media broadband down in Glasgow, Ayrshire and Renfrewshire

Customers left without internet after Virgin Media fault across city

Pub named after World Cup-winning Scot Rose Reilly opens in Glasgow

Pub named in honour of World Cup-winning Scot Rose Reilly opens

Glasgow HR boss ‘acted like The Hulk’ after assaulting woman on Christmas night out at Doubletree Hilton hotel

HR boss 'acted like The Hulk' assaulting woman on Christmas night out

Emergency services attend after single vehicle crash on A77 Kirkoswald closes major road

Emergency services attend after single vehicle crash closes major road

Man dies in Royal Alexandra Hospital after early morning crash in Paisley town centre, Old Sneddon Street

Man dies in hospital after early morning crash in town centre

How a Barras 'midden-raker' transformed the People's Palace

How a Barras 'midden-raker' transformed the People's Palace

Domestic abuse leading to ‘hidden homelessness’ for women and children – SAY Women

Domestic abuse leading to 'hidden homelessness' for women and children

Man hit by car that caught fire in Christmas Eve ‘attempted murder’ in Glasgow

Man hit by car that burst into flames in Christmas Eve 'murder attempt'

Man on trial for ‘throwing glass bottles’ at police during Rangers title party leaving officer permanently disfigured

Glass thrown at Rangers title party 'left officer permanently scarred'

Thousands in Newton Mearns, Giffnock, Thornliebank and Clarkston without water on Christmas Day after fault

Supplies restored to thousands without water on Christmas after fault

Police investigating racist Glasgow graffiti at Kelvingrove Art Gallery release CCTV images of a man

Police investigating racist graffiti release CCTV images of man

Artist uses artificial intelligence to make 'photos' of 1980s Glasgow

Artist uses artificial intelligence to make 'photos' of 1980s Glasgow

Hunt for ‘armed’ suspects after shop staff attacked and robbed in Paisley

Hunt for 'armed' suspects after shop staff attacked and robbed

Ten-year-old piano ‘virtuoso’ wows Boxing Day shoppers at Braehead Shopping Centre

Ten-year-old piano 'virtuoso' wows Boxing Day shoppers

Man who died in crash near Lochfoot roundabout on the A75, near Dumfries, named by police

Man who died in crash near roundabout named by police

Dennistoun bar granted permission for beer garden despite Glasgow police concerns over anti-social behaviour

Bar granted beer garden permission despite anti-social behaviour concern

Hundreds of homes in East Renfrewshire without water after fault cuts off supplies

Hundreds of homes in East Renfrewshire without water after fault

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