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Proposals for hundreds of new city homes as part of £205m development

Proposals for hundreds of new city homes as part of £205m development

Drug dealer who mowed down police officer in murder bid jailed

Drug dealer who mowed down police officer in murder bid jailed

‘I want to thank the person whose death meant I could live’

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‘I want to thank the person whose death meant I could live’

Bronze cast pine cone sculptures stolen from the Gorbals

Bronze cast pine cone sculptures stolen from the Gorbals

Bomb squad remove ‘suspicious’ item from city bridge

Bomb squad remove ‘suspicious’ item from city bridge

Man who ‘indecently assaulted teen at Celtic Park’ to stand trial

Man who ‘indecently assaulted teen at Celtic Park’ to stand trial

Man who sent threatening messages in 1p bank transfers to ex jailed

Man who sent threatening messages in 1p bank transfers to ex jailed

Record high nursing vacancies branded ‘deeply concerning’

Record high nursing vacancies branded ‘deeply concerning’

Gran shares ‘devastating consequences’ of cancer treatment delays

Gran shares ‘devastating consequences’ of cancer treatment delays

Silverburn shopping centre sells for £140m in private equity deal

Silverburn shopping centre sells for £140m in private equity deal

‘I was treated for coronavirus by my own colleagues’

‘I was treated for coronavirus by my own colleagues’

Scotland’s deposit return scheme further delayed until August 2023

Scotland’s deposit return scheme further delayed until August 2023

Hermes driver shortage affecting Christmas parcels across Scotland

Hermes driver shortage affecting Christmas parcels across Scotland

Police officer sent sexually explicit messages to victims of crime

Police officer sent sexually explicit messages to victims of crime

Police called as hungry swans make repeated trips to pub for food

Police called as hungry swans make repeated trips to pub for food

COP26 summit had ‘little impact’ on Covid cases in Scotland

COP26 summit had ‘little impact’ on Covid cases in Scotland

Man ‘seriously injured woman by attacking her with prosthetic hand’

Man ‘seriously injured woman by attacking her with prosthetic hand’

Hospital staff ‘living in fear’ as Omicron Covid cases rise

Hospital staff ‘living in fear’ as Omicron Covid cases rise

Man tried to kill partner after attacking her with glass bottle

Man tried to kill partner after attacking her with glass bottle

Man reported missing four days ago traced ‘safe and well’

Man reported missing four days ago traced ‘safe and well’

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