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Glasgow: Shopkeeper Amjad Javed fined for storing fireworks ‘unsafely’ below tenement flats in Pollokshields

Shopkeeper fined for storing cache of fireworks below tenement flats

Glasgow: 12-year-old girl taken to hospital after being hit by car outside primary school on Gibson Street

Schoolgirl taken to hospital after being struck by car outside primary

Police chief says antisocial behaviour ‘will not be tolerated’ at Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow

'Antisocial behaviour will not be tolerated at Kelvingrove Park'

Paisley: Attempted murder probe launched after man stabbed outside petrol station in Gleniffer Road

Murder bid probe launched after man stabbed outside petrol station

Neil Kirkton left baby brain damaged and blamed injuries on young girl’s ‘rough cuddles’

Man attacked baby before blaming injuries on toddler's 'rough cuddles'

Ben Lomond fire: Firefighters extinguish mountain blaze as National Trust for Scotland assess damage

Ben Lomond fire 'caused by dropped cigarette' extinguished

CCTV released of passenger as police probe incident on Edinburgh to Airdrie train

Edinburgh & East

CCTV released of passenger as police probe incident on train

Cardowan parents calling for North Lanarkshire Council to take urgent action over school catchment issue

Parents calling for council to take action over school catchment issue

Boy, 13, arrested following an alleged sexual assault in Lochwinnoch play park

Schoolboy, 13, arrested over alleged sexual assault at play park

M73 closed in both directions between J2 Baillieston and J2A Gartcosh following report of lorry fire

Stretch of M73 closed in both directions following report of lorry fire

Memories will be made at the new-look Burrell Collection in Glasgow

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Memories will be made at the new-look Burrell Collection

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Burrell Collection: Inside new-look Glasgow attraction with the people who make it tick

Inside the new-look Burrell Collection with those who make it tick

Irene O’Brien lost her mother, brother and sister during the coronavirus pandemic

'I lost my mother, brother and sister within months during pandemic'

All nurseries, primaries and ASL schools in Glasgow to close for two days

All nurseries, primaries and ASL schools in Glasgow to close for two days

Calmac ferries delayed again as costs increase by at least £8.7m

Calmac ferries delayed again as costs increase by at least £8.7m

Homeless Project Scotland launches fundraiser after soup kitchen in Glasgow ‘attacked’ by vandals

Homeless charity's plea after vandals 'attack' soup kitchen

US navy man accused of raping teacher he met while docked in Scotland

US navy man accused of raping teacher he met while docked in Scotland

A714 crash: Biker airlifted to hospital with life threatening injuries after colliding with van

Biker airlifted to hospital after A714 crash with van

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says P&O Ferries ‘broke law’ as unions protest at Scots port

Johnson says P&O Ferries 'broke law' as unions protest at Scots port

Dad-of-three Graham Ross jailed for raping two sleeping women in West Dunbartonshire

Dad-of-three jailed for raping two women while they slept

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More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power work to South Africa

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More than 300 jobs at risk as firm moves Scottish Power contract to South Africa

Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis

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Principals at Dundee University blamed for failures that led to financial crisis

New guidance could see controversial Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields given go-ahead

New guidance could see controversial oil and gas fields given go-ahead

Deacon Blue founding member James Prime dies aged 64

Deacon Blue founding member James Prime dies aged 64

Scotland Tonight: Families fight for answers after loved ones die amid NHS Fife care failings

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Councillors give go-ahead for tourist tax to be introduced in Glasgow in 2027

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