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Life sentence for killer who murdered stranger in pub toilet

Life sentence for killer who murdered stranger in pub toilet

Glasgow and Lanarkshire worst Covid hotspots in Europe

Glasgow and Lanarkshire worst Covid hotspots in Europe

Man arrested in connection with gun death of gym owner

Man arrested in connection with gun death of gym owner

Teenage girl sexually assaulted on railway station platform

Teenage girl sexually assaulted on railway station platform

Safe drugs consumption room campaigner relapsed after 11 years

Safe drugs consumption room campaigner relapsed after 11 years

Feminist accused of sending homophobic and transphobic tweets

Feminist accused of sending homophobic and transphobic tweets

Person treated by ambulance crews after tenement fire

Person treated by ambulance crews after tenement fire

Pedestrians and cyclists ‘banned from SEC area during COP26’

Pedestrians and cyclists ‘banned from SEC area during COP26’

Rangers helping identify season ticket holders in ‘racist’ march

Rangers helping identify season ticket holders in ‘racist’ march

Don’t attend A&E unless ‘life threatening’, says health board

Don’t attend A&E unless ‘life threatening’, says health board

Young man begged nurses to end his life after horror crash

Young man begged nurses to end his life after horror crash

Hunt for teens after blade attack on 17-year-old’s face

Hunt for teens after blade attack on 17-year-old’s face

Police probe city centre ‘corrosive substance’ attack

Police probe city centre ‘corrosive substance’ attack

Police appeal in search for missing 15-year-old boy

Police appeal in search for missing 15-year-old boy

Firearms expert had modified sub-machine gun ‘due to Bond film’

Firearms expert had modified sub-machine gun ‘due to Bond film’

Thief threatened to stab cyclist before stealing bike

Thief threatened to stab cyclist before stealing bike

‘Arrests expected’ over ‘unacceptable’ anti-Irish Catholic singing

‘Arrests expected’ over ‘unacceptable’ anti-Irish Catholic singing

Man dies after being hit by lorry in early morning crash

Man dies after being hit by lorry in early morning crash

Drug courier caught with £1.2m cocaine haul jailed

Drug courier caught with £1.2m cocaine haul jailed

Pedestrian dies after being hit by car on the A75

Pedestrian dies after being hit by car on the A75

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