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Ambulance service spends more than 70 days dealing with hoax calls

Ambulance service spends more than 70 days dealing with hoax calls

Help is there for you, Scottish Government minister tells people

Help is there for you, Scottish Government minister tells people

Swimmers brave the cold sea for Christmas Day dip

Swimmers brave the cold sea for Christmas Day dip

Man charged after theft of Gorbals bronze cast pine cone sculptures

Man charged after theft of Gorbals bronze cast pine cone sculptures

Postman wears Elf suit to bring Christmas cheer to community

Postman wears Elf suit to bring Christmas cheer to community

Cyclist pushed off bike and bottled in Christmas Eve robbery

Cyclist pushed off bike and bottled in Christmas Eve robbery

Taxi took seriously injured man to hospital after city centre attack

Taxi took seriously injured man to hospital after city centre attack

Tiler tried to mow down police officer believing he was under attack

Tiler tried to mow down police officer believing he was under attack

Man ‘threw radiator from second-floor window into pub seating area’

Man ‘threw radiator from second-floor window into pub seating area’

Rare 1907 Old Firm ‘commentary’ recording unearthed by collector

Rare 1907 Old Firm ‘commentary’ recording unearthed by collector

More than 400 litres of vodka seized in illegal distillery raid

More than 400 litres of vodka seized in illegal distillery raid

Woman accused of keeping children locked in dirty flat with little food

Woman accused of keeping children locked in dirty flat with little food

Bomb squad called to suspicious item after unexplained death in home

Bomb squad called to suspicious item after unexplained death in home

Prep under way to serve Christmas dinner to hospital patients

Prep under way to serve Christmas dinner to hospital patients

Lollipop lady struck by vehicle on last day of school before Christmas

Lollipop lady struck by vehicle on last day of school before Christmas

Dad pipes home son’s arrival after more than two years apart

Dad pipes home son’s arrival after more than two years apart

Man’s body recovered from River Clyde close to leisure centre

Man’s body recovered from River Clyde close to leisure centre

Three men arrested in drug and serious organised crime inquiry

Three men arrested in drug and serious organised crime inquiry

Attacker grabbed knife from store before stabbing men in taxi queue

Attacker grabbed knife from store before stabbing men in taxi queue

Council workers urged to help out in care homes over Christmas

Council workers urged to help out in care homes over Christmas

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