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Scottish SPCA and police launch investigation after sparrowhawk found shot at Lochwinnoch Golf Course

Animal charity investigates after bird of prey shot at golf course

Identity of Paisley man found dead in water at Argyll and Bute’s Lochan Na Craoibhe in Glencoe confirmed

Man found dead in water at beauty spot two weeks ago identified

Delayed CalMac ferry MV Glen Sannox reaches ‘major milestone’ in latest stage of construction

Delayed CalMac ferry MV Glen Sannox reaches 'major milestone'

Police confirm body found in search for missing Greenock man Stephen McFarlane

Body discovered in search for man who vanished from hospital

Two taken to hospital after being spotted in River Clyde by ScotRail train driver between Port Glasgow and Cardross

Two taken to hospital after being spotted in Clyde by train driver

Refugee mum thanks 'community of sisters' at Glasgow charity

Refugee mum thanks 'community of sisters' at Glasgow charity

Man who died after motorbike collided with tractor in South Ayrshire named by police

Man who died after motorbike collided with tractor named by police

Pedestrian struck by car on M8 in Glasgow in ‘serious condition’ as Police Scotland appeal for information

Pedestrian knocked down by car on M8 in 'serious condition'

Girvan man who died after crashing with bus on A77 named as police probe continues

Driver who died following crash with bus on major road named

Man in Glasgow hospital after suffering ‘stab wounds’ in Henrietta Street attack

Man in hospital after suffering stab wounds in city attack

Broadcast bar to close 'until working conditions are improved'

Broadcast bar to close 'until working conditions are improved'

Rare 200-year-old skeleton of soldier who fought in Battle of Waterloo found, says University of Glasgow

Rare 200-year-old skeleton of Battle of Waterloo soldier unearthed

Former Debenhams store on Argyle Street, Glasgow to be turned into offices with rooftop restaurant

Former Debenhams store to be turned into offices and rooftop restaurant

Glasgow locals encouraged to keep city clean with installation of 62 litter picking hubs

Locals encouraged to clean up city with new litter picking hubs

Boy, 14, left injured after being attacked by ‘brazen’ gang on River Clyde walkway

Boy, 14, left injured after being attacked by gang on walkway

Two people injured after fire in Glasgow tenement

Two people injured after fire in Glasgow tenement

Broadcast bar staff claim complaints to bosses led to 'sackings'

Broadcast bar staff claim complaints to bosses led to 'sackings'

Ryan Haggerty admits setting fire to historic St Simon’s Catholic church in Partick

Man admits starting blaze which destroyed historic Catholic church

David Newlands threw road block which hit police officers on head at Rangers party in George Square

Man threw road block at police officers during Rangers title party

Glasgow neighbourhood rebels against new Mount Florida bowling club housing proposals

Community objects to new housing plans for former bowling pavilion

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