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What’s on the menu for hungry delegates at COP26?

What’s on the menu for hungry delegates at COP26?

Greta Thunberg confirms she will march at Glasgow climate protest

Greta Thunberg confirms she will march at Glasgow climate protest

RMT criticises ‘arbitrary deadline’ to avoid COP26 strikes

RMT criticises ‘arbitrary deadline’ to avoid COP26 strikes

Cancer patient’s ‘terrifying’ fits linked to hospital infection

Cancer patient’s ‘terrifying’ fits linked to hospital infection

Schools halt canteen facial recognition rollout amid concerns

Schools halt canteen facial recognition rollout amid concerns

Deaf pupils perform school’s first ever sign language play

Deaf pupils perform school’s first ever sign language play

Killer named after Hollywood villain gunned down childhood friend

Killer named after Hollywood villain gunned down childhood friend

Hunt for man after woman sexually assaulted at railway station

Hunt for man after woman sexually assaulted at railway station

Driver pleads guilty to killing mum and injuring friend in crash

Driver pleads guilty to killing mum and injuring friend in crash

Secondary school evacuated due to ‘strong smell of ammonia’

Secondary school evacuated due to ‘strong smell of ammonia’

‘All cities have rats’: Council leader defends Glasgow ahead of COP26

‘All cities have rats’: Council leader defends Glasgow ahead of COP26

Former sergeant asked undercover officer ‘to share’ ten-year-old girl

Former sergeant asked undercover officer ‘to share’ ten-year-old girl

FM calls for high-emitting nations to ‘step up’ on climate change

FM calls for high-emitting nations to ‘step up’ on climate change

Girl backs candle-free Halloween after hair fire horror

Girl backs candle-free Halloween after hair fire horror

Two men in hospital after ‘disturbance’ outside hotel

Two men in hospital after ‘disturbance’ outside hotel

Hunt for man who exposed himself to woman and carried out solo sex act

Hunt for man who exposed himself to woman and carried out solo sex act

What the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow could achieve

What the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow could achieve

Firefighters called to reports of tenement blaze

Firefighters called to reports of tenement blaze

Investigation after teenager assaulted and robbed by two men

Investigation after teenager assaulted and robbed by two men

Rally held in George Square to highlight Glasgow ‘waste crisis’

Rally held in George Square to highlight Glasgow ‘waste crisis’

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