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Yellow weather warning for strong winds in western Scotland, issued by Met Office

Warning as parts of Scotland to be battered by 65mph winds

New sex entertainment venues banned from Glasgow but current strip clubs to remain

Ban on new sex entertainment venues but current strip clubs to stay

South Lanarkshire Council review taxi fares as price increases proposed

Taxi fares set to increase as council reviews prices

Former SNP MP Natalie McGarry accused of embezzlement to stand trial next month

Former SNP MP accused of embezzlement to stand trial next month

Clyde Tunnel crash: Man seriously injured after car smashes into wall

Driver seriously injured after car crashes into wall in Clyde Tunnel

Person struck by train near Glasgow’s Muirend station as ScotRail closes off route

Person struck by train as ScotRail closes off route

Corry Ferguson: CCTV released as search continues for missing man in Saltcoats

CCTV image of missing man released as hunt continues

Glasgow Subway services suspended after power failure

Glasgow Subway services suspended after power failure

New exhibition explores black artists’ cultural influence in Scotland

New exhibition explores black artists’ cultural influence in Scotland

EIS call for council candidates to back education demands in May’s elections

EIS call for council candidates to back education demands

Nicholas Rossi, arrested in Scotland for rape in Utah, says he’s actually Arthur Knight

'They say I'm an American fugitive... but they've got the wrong man'

North Lanarkshire Council plan new town hub to replace The Centre Cumbernauld

Cumbernauld Centre to be bought and demolished in regeneration plan

Lochlan Murdoch organises diabetes supplies to be sent to Ukraine amid Russian invasion

Teen organises van of diabetes supplies to help Ukrainian refugees

Gift cards worth £110 to be given to 84,500 low income households in Glasgow

Gift cards worth £110 to be given to 84,500 low income households

Robert Garrow attacked Christopher McGill with scissors after row at Glasgow hotel

Man who attacked victim with scissors after row over whisky jailed

Anthony Haggarty jailed for being concerned in supply of heroin, cocaine and Etizolam pills

Man jailed after drugs bust found £100,000 hidden inside lawnmower

Scottish Ambulance Service rewards Glasgow six-year-old ‘superstar’ who dialled 999 after mum took ill

Paramedics reward six-year-old 'superstar' who dialled 999 for ill mum

Glasgow Caledonian University student to drive ambulance to Polish-Ukrainian border

Scots student to drive ambulance to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees

Campaigners call for urgent targeted research into long Covid

Campaigners call for urgent targeted research into long Covid

Police search for ‘man armed with gun’ wearing balaclava after convenience store robbed in Glasgow

Hunt for armed man wearing balaclava after convenience store robbery

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