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Conservative councillors unveil action plan to help ‘clean up Glasgow’

Conservative councillors unveil action plan to help ‘clean up Glasgow’

Man fighting for life in hospital after murder bid in street

Man fighting for life in hospital after murder bid in street

Woman and child sustain ‘serious’ injuries after car hits four people

Woman and child sustain ‘serious’ injuries after car hits four people

Inside the ‘blue zone’ as Glasgow prepares for COP26

Inside the ‘blue zone’ as Glasgow prepares for COP26

Widower opens up about the pain of losing wife to breast cancer

Widower opens up about the pain of losing wife to breast cancer

Train services cancelled and roads flooded as rain batters Scotland

Train services cancelled and roads flooded as rain batters Scotland

Health board sues super-hospital builder for another £18.2m

Health board sues super-hospital builder for another £18.2m

Police ‘increasingly concerned’ in search for missing man

Police ‘increasingly concerned’ in search for missing man

Three children and woman hit by car as ten ambulances sent to scene

Three children and woman hit by car as ten ambulances sent to scene

COP26 lodging crisis: Thousands of delegates without somewhere to stay

COP26 lodging crisis: Thousands of delegates without somewhere to stay

Two men who attacked Just Eat worker delivering McDonalds jailed

Two men who attacked Just Eat worker delivering McDonalds jailed

George Square Christmas market axed but St Enoch event to go ahead

George Square Christmas market axed but St Enoch event to go ahead

Pensioner caught dealing cannabis and cocaine from home jailed

Pensioner caught dealing cannabis and cocaine from home jailed

Celtic fan brandished baton as brawl took place outside pub

Celtic fan brandished baton as brawl took place outside pub

Former hospital worker who raped two women ‘serious risk to public’

Former hospital worker who raped two women ‘serious risk to public’

COP26 activist dressed as Boris Johnson sets boat on fire next to Clyde

COP26 activist dressed as Boris Johnson sets boat on fire next to Clyde

Extra staff to be drafted into Glasgow’s A&E during COP26 marches

Extra staff to be drafted into Glasgow’s A&E during COP26 marches

New motorhome and camping site given the go-ahead to meet demand

New motorhome and camping site given the go-ahead to meet demand

Man seriously injured after being attacked on city street

Man seriously injured after being attacked on city street

Who’s in charge as Glasgow becomes UN territory at COP26?

Who’s in charge as Glasgow becomes UN territory at COP26?

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