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Police officer in hospital with serious injuries after incident on Glenkirk Drive, Drumchapel results in seven arrests

Police officer seriously injured after 'attack' as seven arrested

Body of a man pulled from River Clyde in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire

Death of man 'not suspicious' as body found in river near dockyard

Nine arrests made at second sold out Gerry Cinnamon concert at Glasgow’s Hampden Park

Teenager among nine arrested at second Gerry Cinnamon concert

Murder probe launched as man dies in early morning attack on Mousebank Road, Lanark

Murder probe launched as man dies following early morning attack

Giant whale captured coming up for air in holiday park in Argyll

Giant whale captured coming up for air in holiday park

Men wanted over Buchanan Bus Station attack following Rangers Europa League Final defeat

Men wanted over attack at bus station following Europa League Final

Boy, 16, among 13 arrested at Gerry Cinnamon concert at Hampden Park

Boy, 16, among 13 arrested at Gerry Cinnamon concert

Jamie Buckley felt ‘like a burden’ after grief of losing horse trigged Functional Neurological Disorder

'I felt like a burden after grief left me trapped in my own body'

Man who died after being struck by vehicle on A814 road named by police

Pedestrian who died in hospital after being struck by car named

Two men arrested after £60,000 worth of cannabis seized in Dumfries police raids

Two men arrested after £60,000 worth of cannabis found in police raids

NHS Lanarkshire urge people not to attend A&E as they are ‘at capacity’

Health board urges people not to attend A&E as they are 'at capacity'

Glasgow Pride march first in Europe to have bisexuality as theme

Glasgow Pride march first to have bisexuality as theme

Arrest made after man found dead following disturbance on Mousebank Road, Lanark

Arrest made after man found dead following disturbance

Call for ‘imaginative proposals’ to transform derelict land at River Clyde

Call for 'imaginative proposals' to transform derelict land at River Clyde

Parents campaign for water safety after son dies falling in River Clyde near Tradeston Bridge

Heartbroken parents campaign for water safety following son's death

Glasgow to be transformed into 1890s New York for new TV show

Glasgow to be transformed into 1890s New York for new TV show

Police hunt two men in their 60s after serious assault outside Scotmid shop in Renton

Hunt for two men in their 60s following 'random attack' outside shop

Supreme Court rejects bid by family of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi to appeal ruling

Supreme Court reject bid by Lockerbie bomber's family to appeal ruling

Iconic Glasgow restaurant Ubiquitous Chip on Ashton Lane sold to pub giant Greene King

Iconic local restaurant sold to UK pub giant after five decades

‘Notorious slum tenement’ on Westmoreland Street in Glasgow’s Govanhill to be retrofitted for future tenants

'Notorious slum tenement' to be retrofitted for future tenants

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