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Library book returned 50 years late with apology and £20

Library book returned 50 years late with apology and £20

Call to replace jail after ageing building leaves cells flooded

Call to replace jail after ageing building leaves cells flooded

McVitie’s bosses ‘carefully considering’ proposal to save jobs

McVitie’s bosses ‘carefully considering’ proposal to save jobs

Three-car collision closes road in both directions

Three-car collision closes road in both directions

Vaccination bus gives Covid a kick as it delivers 10,000 jabs

Vaccination bus gives Covid a kick as it delivers 10,000 jabs

Scotland to host ‘luxury’ marathon costing £15,499 to enter

Scotland to host ‘luxury’ marathon costing £15,499 to enter

‘Much-loved’ church destroyed by early hours blaze

‘Much-loved’ church destroyed by early hours blaze

Houses evacuated as fire crews battle church blaze

Houses evacuated as fire crews battle church blaze

‘We’ll never know if Gerard could have lived longer’

‘We’ll never know if Gerard could have lived longer’

Police recover cannabis worth £370,000 during Glasgow raid

Police recover cannabis worth £370,000 during Glasgow raid

Police appeal after man is seriously assaulted in Pollok

Police appeal after man is seriously assaulted in Pollok

Man left partner scarred for life during attack on her sister

Man left partner scarred for life during attack on her sister

Man once branded a ‘savage’ jailed for nurse attack

Man once branded a ‘savage’ jailed for nurse attack

Police dog tracks suspect, sniffs out shed thief – on first shift

Police dog tracks suspect, sniffs out shed thief – on first shift

Learning disabled ‘more likely to die with respiratory illness’

Learning disabled ‘more likely to die with respiratory illness’

People told to shield ‘eight times more likely to get Covid’

People told to shield ‘eight times more likely to get Covid’

Cruise ship docked since June 2020 sets sail on the Clyde

Cruise ship docked since June 2020 sets sail on the Clyde

Husband tells of loss of wife, son and friend in loch tragedy

Husband tells of loss of wife, son and friend in loch tragedy

Woman attacked by cyclist after she refused to talk to him

Woman attacked by cyclist after she refused to talk to him

Spiral staircase at Botanic Gardens restored to former glory

Spiral staircase at Botanic Gardens restored to former glory

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