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Glen Cinema disaster: Memorial to victims of ‘Black Hogmanay’

Glen Cinema disaster: Memorial to victims of ‘Black Hogmanay’

Woman jailed after being caught dealing heroin outside bingo hall

Woman jailed after being caught dealing heroin outside bingo hall

Schoolboy, 12, taken to hospital after being struck by car

Schoolboy, 12, taken to hospital after being struck by car

Dad spends thousands decorating house with 60,000 Christmas lights

Dad spends thousands decorating house with 60,000 Christmas lights

Woman dies after being struck by car while crossing road near Lidl

Woman dies after being struck by car while crossing road near Lidl

Body found in woodland identified as missing teenage girl

Body found in woodland identified as missing teenage girl

Investigation launched after young woman’s body found in wooded area

Investigation launched after young woman’s body found in wooded area

Pensioner dies in hospital after crashing into car park wall

Pensioner dies in hospital after crashing into car park wall

Extra payment for parents of pupils eligible for free school meals

Extra payment for parents of pupils eligible for free school meals

Teenage girl fighting for life after struck by Audi at junction

Teenage girl fighting for life after struck by Audi at junction

Suspect charged and due in court after man stabbed in murder bid

Suspect charged and due in court after man stabbed in murder bid

Silverburn owners in talks over selling shopping centre for £140m

Silverburn owners in talks over selling shopping centre for £140m

FM told to ‘back or sack’ health board bosses over infection scandal

FM told to ‘back or sack’ health board bosses over infection scandal

Mental health survey seeks views to improve services in Scotland

Mental health survey seeks views to improve services in Scotland

Pedestrian killed after being hit by car while crossing road

Pedestrian killed after being hit by car while crossing road

Teenager found ‘distressed’ in early hours following sexual assault

Teenager found ‘distressed’ in early hours following sexual assault

Police launch probe after woman sexually assaulted in street

Police launch probe after woman sexually assaulted in street

Anti-racism march takes to the streets to support refugees

Anti-racism march takes to the streets to support refugees

FM urged to put flagship hospital under ministerial control

FM urged to put flagship hospital under ministerial control

Subway and tram fares may rise after free travel scheme knockback

Subway and tram fares may rise after free travel scheme knockback

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