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Eurovision rumours surface as competition host city set to be announced as Glasgow or Liverpool

Eurovision rumours as competition host city set to be announced

Torrential rain causes travel chaos disrupting bus and train services in Glasgow and across country

Torrential rain causes travel chaos disrupting bus and train services

'We have buried so many people because of austerity', says charity boss

'We have buried so many people because of austerity', says charity boss

Experts work on plan to develop home of Robert Burns at Ellisland Farm where he wrote Auld Lang Syne

Plan to revitalise home where Robert Burns wrote Auld Lang Syne

Flats on historic mining site in Maryhill deemed ‘high risk’ over flooding threat

Flats on historic mining site deemed 'high risk' over flooding threat

Four long-term empty homes deemed ‘blight’ to communities bought by Glasgow City Council

Long-term empty homes deemed 'blight' to communities bought by council

‘Increasing concern’ for welfare of Glasgow man last seen near Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley

'Increasing concern' for welfare of man last seen near hospital

Murder investigation launched after death of 36-year-old man in Glasgow

Murder investigation launched after death of 36-year-old man

Final call for donations to Glasgow Nelson Mandela statue on anniversary of Scotland visit 30 years ago

Final call for donations to Nelson Mandela statue in Scotland

Covid logistics firm Movianto’s North Lanarkshire workers prepared to strike over pay dispute

Covid vaccine workers prepared to strike over 'scandalous' pay dispute

‘Gift of the gab’ taxi driver turns South Lanarkshire carer after pandemic job loss

'Gift of the gab' taxi driver turns carer after pandemic job loss

Man jailed for assaulting shop worker at Boots in Glasgow Central Station

Man jailed for assaulting Boots employee in city train station

Train services delayed after cow walks down the tracks Milngavie line and stops at Hillfoot Station

Train services delayed after cow walks down the tracks

Man pronounced dead after ‘unexplained’ fire engulfs house in Auchinleck

Man pronounced dead after 'unexplained' fire engulfs house

Argyle Street station delayed from opening after staff member’s car breaks down

Train station delayed from opening after staff member's car breaks down

Queen Margaret Academy in Ayr becomes first secondary in Scotland to receive ADHD recognition award

First secondary school in Scotland recognised as ADHD friendly

Award-winning Scots nail artist wows with suffragette and Star Wars inspired creations

Award-winning nail artist wows with suffragette and Star Wars creations

Primary school pupils say 'enough is enough' over racist abuse

Primary school pupils say 'enough is enough' over racist abuse

Emergency 999 call handlers take to picket line in pay dispute with BT in Dundee and Glasgow

Emergency 999 call handlers take to picket line in pay dispute with BT

Bonfire event given go-ahead in bid to stop 'horrific' behaviour

Bonfire event given go-ahead in bid to stop 'horrific' behaviour

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