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Lidl planning to demolish store to build new shop double in size

Lidl planning to demolish store to build new shop double in size

Councillor bids to prevent strike action ‘casting a spell’ over COP26

Councillor bids to prevent strike action ‘casting a spell’ over COP26

Teen appears in court charged with murder of boy at railway station

Teen appears in court charged with murder of boy at railway station

Sinkhole opens up near Glasgow’s George Square forcing road closure

Sinkhole opens up near Glasgow’s George Square forcing road closure

Facial recognition scanning pupils rolled out to school canteens

Facial recognition scanning pupils rolled out to school canteens

Man stored £300,000 cocaine haul for dealers after losing job

Man stored £300,000 cocaine haul for dealers after losing job

Woman attacked five people after being removed from bar’s dancefloor

Woman attacked five people after being removed from bar’s dancefloor

Second man charged after human remains found at children’s park

Second man charged after human remains found at children’s park

Family of four seriously injured after explosion rips through home

Family of four seriously injured after explosion rips through home

Taxi driver who sexually abused young boy he drove to school jailed

Taxi driver who sexually abused young boy he drove to school jailed

Homes devastated after huge explosion rips through housing estate

Homes devastated after huge explosion rips through housing estate

Bin workers and school support staff confirm strike during COP26

Bin workers and school support staff confirm strike during COP26

Residents kick up a stink about hole filled with smelly water

Residents kick up a stink about hole filled with smelly water

Teenager charged over Glasgow fatal railway station stabbing

Teenager charged over Glasgow fatal railway station stabbing

Two children among four in hospital after explosion rips through houses

Two children among four in hospital after explosion rips through houses

Controversial ‘Jim Crow stone’ transformed into proud Puffin Rock

Controversial ‘Jim Crow stone’ transformed into proud Puffin Rock

Appeal after 15-year-old girl sexually assaulted by two teenagers

Appeal after 15-year-old girl sexually assaulted by two teenagers

Woman cleared of killing cyclist after jury returns not proven verdict

Woman cleared of killing cyclist after jury returns not proven verdict

Search for missing acting student who disappeared a week ago

Search for missing acting student who disappeared a week ago

Ayrshire site shortlisted for ‘near-limitless’ fusion power plant

Ayrshire site shortlisted for ‘near-limitless’ fusion power plant

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Up to 100 jobs at risk at road maintenance contractor Amey across south west Scotland

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FSA issues warning slush drinks ‘not suitable’ for children under seven as age raised from four

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Glasgow Subway strikes suspended as staff set to vote on new pay offer tabled by SPT

Subway strikes called off as staff set to vote on new pay offer

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