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Search launched after man’s face badly injured in Glasgow city centre assault

Search launched after man's face badly injured in city centre assault

Rare leatherback turtle spotted in water of Loch Long in Arrochar as Navy issue safety warning to public

Huge endangered two-metre turtle seen in loch after chasing jellyfish

Search for man in orange hoodie after serious assault in Glasgow’s Hootenanny pub

Search for man in orange hoodie after serious assault in city pub

Man arrested after flat deliberately set on fire in attempted murder in Ayr

Man arrested after flat deliberately set on fire in attempted murder

Cat put to sleep after owner discovered her ‘wobbly and lethargic’ following antifreeze poisoning in Stewarton

Cat put to sleep due to antifreeze poisoning in 'distressing' incident

Princess Anne arrives in Glasgow to meet with mourners and view floral tributes for the Queen

Princess Anne arrives in Glasgow to meet mourners and view tributes

Four people found guilty of trafficking women from China and Thailand to Scotland for sex

Gang of four found guilty of trafficking women to Scotland for sex

Woman, 31, dies after car collides with wall in early morning crash in on Beith Road in Johnstone

Woman dies after car collides with wall in early morning crash

Scots karting boss Andrew Fairley who used job as cover to abuse boys jailed

North East & Tayside

Scots karting boss who used job as cover to abuse boys jailed

Child rapist John Harrison suffered ‘great pain’ in cell at HMP Barlinnie before dying in hospital

Child rapist suffered 'great pain' in cell before dying in hospital

Council slammed over 'draconian' west end parking scheme

Council slammed over 'draconian' west end parking scheme

Schoolboy missing from Dunragit traced by police after officers were ‘extremely worried’

Schoolboy reported missing overnight traced 'safe and well'

Religious life and art museum reopens for first time since before pandemic

'Unique' religious art museum to reopen for first time since pandemic

Glasgow lap dancing clubs awarded three-year SEV licences in move to allow them to remain open

Glasgow lap dancing clubs awarded three-year licences to remain open

Plans to build flats and shops on site of Lidl car park in Finnieston facing objections from locals

Plan to build flats and shops at Lidl car park facing 290 objections

Princess Anne to visit Glasgow to meet mourners following Queen's death

Princess Anne to visit Glasgow to meet mourners following Queen's death

Kincaidston home explosion ’caused by corroded gas pipe’ but no one to blame, report finds

'No blame' over corroded gas pipe which led to home explosion

Glasgow’s lap dancing venues Seventh Heaven, Diamond Dolls and Platinum Lace set to get licence decision

City's sexual entertainment venues set to get licence decision

Kirkcaldy Galleries displays 5,000-year-old pot unearthed in 1980 demolition of town butcher shop

Edinburgh & East

Bronze Age pot unearthed during butcher shop demolition goes on display

‘Armed police’ arrest man after two others found injured at Sandyhills Park in Glasgow

'Armed police' arrest man after two others found injured in park

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