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Care staff using food banks and payday loans as sector 'on its knees'

Care staff using food banks and payday loans as sector 'on its knees'

Genetic analysis is key to understanding legionella risk, Edinburgh and Glasgow University scientists say

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Genetic analysis 'key to understanding legionella outbreak risk'

Foodbanks see less donations as shoppers snap-up discounted supermarket deals amid costs of living crisis

Foodbanks see less donations as shoppers snap-up discounted supermarket deals

CCTV released in connection to serious assault on busy Glasgow street which left man in hospital

CCTV released in connection to serious assault which left man in hospital

Gay Scottish Vodafone shop worker awarded £30,000 compensation over sexual harassment

Gay phone shop worker awarded £30k compensation over sexual harassment

Lanarkshire nursery investigated after toddler taken to hospital after ingesting rat poison in playground

Nursery probe after three-year-old ingests rat poison in playground

Growing old disgracefully: Glasgow care home residents awarded for April Fools prank

'Growing old disgracefully': Pensioners awarded for April Fools prank

Rory Knox who inserted sex toy into former partner’s dog admits sexual assault of ten-year-old girl

Man pleads guilty to sexual assault of ten-year-old girl

Concern of legionella risk to residents at Rutherglen sheltered housing after Legionnaires’ disease diagnosis

'I'm afraid water at dad's sheltered housing has legionella bacteria'

Armed robber threatens petrol station staff with knife in Clydebank before stealing money and goods

Armed robber threatened petrol station staff before stealing money

Paisley locals asked to check sheds and outbuildings for missing man from Castlemilk

Locals asked to check sheds and outbuildings for missing man

Celtic FC to pay tribute following death of fan Martin McGill in Creeslough petrol station explosion

Celtic to pay tribute after fan's death in petrol station explosion

Concert at Hard Rock Café in Glasgow in memory of ‘marvellous’ dad-of-two who died of brain tumour

Concert in memory of 'marvellous' dad-of-two who died of brain tumour

Glasgow neighbourhood voted ‘one of the coolest in the world’ by Time Out

Glasgow neighbourhood voted 'one of the coolest in the world'

Revenues hit as Glasgow fish and chip shop Blue Lagoon battered by train strikes and energy crisis

Revenues hit as Blue Lagoon battered by train strikes and energy crisis

Plans for new holiday parks in Ayrshire set to be rejected due to concern for coastal landscape

Holiday park plans set to be rejected due to concern for landscape

Glasgow first in the UK to install cycle-activated LED safety signage on road network

Scots city installs cycle-activated electronic signage in UK first

Rangers fan attacked and spat at police during George Square title celebrations

Rangers fan attacked and spat at police during title celebrations

Fire leads to closure of Trinity High School, Renfrew with pupils sent home

Pupils sent home after 'small fire' closes secondary school

‘Heat from fingertips can be used to crack passwords in seconds’ Glasgow university researchers show

'Heat from fingertips can be used to crack passwords in seconds'

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