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Three teenagers appear in court following attempted murder

Three teenagers appear in court following attempted murder

Sporting estate bird culling licence ban extended over ‘wildlife crime’

Sporting estate bird culling licence ban extended over ‘wildlife crime’

Young cancer patient ‘put in isolation after mother raised concerns’

Young cancer patient ‘put in isolation after mother raised concerns’

Protesters warned not to disrupt Kingston Bridge during COP26

Protesters warned not to disrupt Kingston Bridge during COP26

Thief caught after spotted wearing victim’s jogging bottoms

Thief caught after spotted wearing victim’s jogging bottoms

‘No quick fix’ getting HGV licence amid supply chain and fuel woes

‘No quick fix’ getting HGV licence amid supply chain and fuel woes

Glasgow bin lorry disaster driver ‘beat 300 applicants to job’

Glasgow bin lorry disaster driver ‘beat 300 applicants to job’

Fly-tipping locations to be taped off as ‘environmental crime scenes’

Fly-tipping locations to be taped off as ‘environmental crime scenes’

Man convicted of brutally attacking baby boy from day he was born

Man convicted of brutally attacking baby boy from day he was born

Drugs worth up to £163,000 seized during police operation

Drugs worth up to £163,000 seized during police operation

School pupils jump for joy over free trampoline sessions

School pupils jump for joy over free trampoline sessions

Sawmill fined after teen’s leg amputated following concrete crush

Sawmill fined after teen’s leg amputated following concrete crush

UK Government could help breathe new life into Helensburgh Pier

UK Government could help breathe new life into Helensburgh Pier

Third teenager charged and due in court over attempted murder

Third teenager charged and due in court over attempted murder

‘Hope Spot’ is Scotland’s answer to the Great Barrier Reef

‘Hope Spot’ is Scotland’s answer to the Great Barrier Reef

COP26: Airbnb offers Glaswegians bonus to host delegates amid shortage

COP26: Airbnb offers Glaswegians bonus to host delegates amid shortage

Two teens arrested and charged over attempted murder

Two teens arrested and charged over attempted murder

All-male spa owners to demolish ex-Rangers pub for LGBT-friendly flats

All-male spa owners to demolish ex-Rangers pub for LGBT-friendly flats

CCTV images of man released after teenage girl attacked

CCTV images of man released after teenage girl attacked

COP26: Glasgow set for ‘extreme’ disruption as road closures revealed

COP26: Glasgow set for ‘extreme’ disruption as road closures revealed

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