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Rent to rise by over £38,000 for units used to store NHS equipment

Rent to rise by over £38,000 for units used to store NHS equipment

Police probe after man suffers life-threatening injuries in murder bid

Police probe after man suffers life-threatening injuries in murder bid

Detectives issue appeal after attempted murder of 16-year-old boy

Detectives issue appeal after attempted murder of 16-year-old boy

Hunterston B nuclear plant: ‘It’s the end of an era isn’t it?’

Hunterston B nuclear plant: ‘It’s the end of an era isn’t it?’

‘We should have listened to our son about Covid vaccination’

‘We should have listened to our son about Covid vaccination’

Optician who sexually assaulted two patients to pay £10k compensation

Optician who sexually assaulted two patients to pay £10k compensation

Blade attacker jailed after assaulting two men in car park

Blade attacker jailed after assaulting two men in car park

Teenager gives birth to ‘UK’s smallest premature baby in 20 years’

Teenager gives birth to ‘UK’s smallest premature baby in 20 years’

Plans for 650 homes to be built at old power station site approved

Plans for 650 homes to be built at old power station site approved

Historic harbour where Outlander was filmed set for major renovation

Historic harbour where Outlander was filmed set for major renovation

Inside Hunterston B as nuclear power station marks its final hours

Inside Hunterston B as nuclear power station marks its final hours

Two people struck by trains within an hour, announces ScotRail

Two people struck by trains within an hour, announces ScotRail

Health board urges people not to attend A&E unless ‘life threatening’

Health board urges people not to attend A&E unless ‘life threatening’

Armed thieves threaten staff with knife and metal pole in shop raid

Armed thieves threaten staff with knife and metal pole in shop raid

MP Margaret Ferrier to stand trial on Covid rule-breach charge

MP Margaret Ferrier to stand trial on Covid rule-breach charge

Couple targeted by carjacker and dragged along the street

Couple targeted by carjacker and dragged along the street

Injured woman taken to hospital after three-vehicle crash

Injured woman taken to hospital after three-vehicle crash

Glasgow developers may be forced to construct affordable homes

Glasgow developers may be forced to construct affordable homes

Second man in court in connection with Amber Gibson murder case

Second man in court in connection with Amber Gibson murder case

Batgirl movie begins filming in Glasgow as city centre roads closed

Batgirl movie begins filming in Glasgow as city centre roads closed

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