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Glasgow’s monster Poundland opening in Scotland will be UK’s biggest store

Monster Poundland opening in Scotland will be UK's biggest store

Police launch hunt for 15-year-old boy missing overnight from Govanhill, Glasgow

Search under way for schoolboy reported missing overnight

Police investigation under way after eight vehicles set alight in early hours in Penilee area of Glasgow

Investigation launched after eight vehicles set alight in early hours

Warning as more than a dozen swans die in suspected bird flu outbreak at Knightswood Park in Glasgow

Warning as over a dozen swans die following 'bird flu outbreak'

Homeless families stuck in B&Bs for three months amid calls for support from Glasgow City Council

Homeless families stuck in B&Bs for three months as numbers rise

Engineers work through the night to repair burst pipe in Milngavie which left 250,000 without water

Repairs carried out through the night after 250,000 left without water

Scotland Tonight: Author Peter May imagines Glasgow ravaged by climate change and airport gone

Glasgow's under water and the airport has gone - only a story?

Glasgow and Edinburgh cancer centres will share £4m to develop new treatments

‘No trace’ of cancer in patient’s body after experimental treatment

Private hire driver who tried to hit man with ‘baseball bat’ in Glasgow has licence bid denied

Driver who tried to hit man with baseball bat has licence bid denied

First images of massive burst pipe which left 250,000 residents without water in Glasgow

First images of massive burst pipe which left 250,000 without water

Rise in fly-tipping blighting Glasgow’s ‘disaster zone’ streets

Rise in fly-tipping blighting city's 'disaster zone' streets

Former Celtic Boys Club coach Frank Cairney sexually assaulted teenage players at Celtic Park

Former Celtic Boys Club coach sexually assaulted three other teen players

'My illness is unique - but so is my eye for the perfect picture'

'My illness is unique - but so is my eye for the perfect picture'

Teacher who admitted to pushing and grabbing pupils at Toryglen Primary School in Glasgow struck off

'Intimidating' teacher who pushed and grabbed pupils struck off

Police launch investigation after ‘deliberate’ fire at Kilmarnock Rugby Club

Police step up patrols after 'deliberate' blaze at rugby club

Householders warned of cold-callers claiming to deal with toxic mould as Glasgow woman almost conned out of £7k

Retired teacher targeted by fraudsters in £7,000 toxic mould scam

Around 250,000 customers affected after burst pipe in Milngavie as Scottish Water carry out works

Water restored to around 250,000 customers after burst pipe

Changes made over bullying and leadership concerns at children’s home in Renfrewshire

Changes made over bullying and leadership concerns at children's home

American-style diner set to take over former Bread Meats Bread in Glasgow

American-style diner set to take over city centre restaurant

Student handpicked by Lewis Capaldi to open star's Hydro concert

Student handpicked by Lewis Capaldi to open star's Hydro concert

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