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Broken down car catches on fire forcing Clyde Tunnel to close

Broken down car catches on fire forcing Clyde Tunnel to close

Maker of Chivas Regal fined £50,000 after engineer crushed in machine

Maker of Chivas Regal fined £50,000 after engineer crushed in machine

Two men left with head injuries in ‘unprovoked attack’

Two men left with head injuries in ‘unprovoked attack’

Scottish engineers create stretchy and ‘sensing’ robot worms

Scottish engineers create stretchy and ‘sensing’ robot worms

Detectives release e-fit image of man they want to track down

Detectives release e-fit image of man they want to track down

Rare collection of fossil trees ‘at risk of being destroyed’

Rare collection of fossil trees ‘at risk of being destroyed’

Two police officers ‘injured after being attacked by man with bat’

Two police officers ‘injured after being attacked by man with bat’

Glasgow company fined £150,000 for making nuisance marketing calls

Glasgow company fined £150,000 for making nuisance marketing calls

Police appeal after three-vehicle crash that left woman in critical condition

Police appeal after three-vehicle crash that left woman in critical condition

No rail or replacement bus services between Glasgow and Edinburgh on Sunday

No rail or replacement bus services between Glasgow and Edinburgh on Sunday

Appeal for witnesses after motorcyclist dies in crash

Appeal for witnesses after motorcyclist dies in crash

Residents ‘getting no peace or sleep’ due to barking car wash dogs

Residents ‘getting no peace or sleep’ due to barking car wash dogs

Rat extermination fee reinstated by council after suspension

Rat extermination fee reinstated by council after suspension

Glasgow landlord refused licence over fire safety record fears

Glasgow landlord refused licence over fire safety record fears

Support worker failed to adequately care for vulnerable service user

Support worker failed to adequately care for vulnerable service user

Police issue CCTV appeal to track down man after serious assault

Police issue CCTV appeal to track down man after serious assault

Harvie to address crowds as Pride march returns to Glasgow

Harvie to address crowds as Pride march returns to Glasgow

Ravers return to party at Riverside Festival after two years

Ravers return to party at Riverside Festival after two years

Another two arrested over anti-Irish singing by Rangers fans

Another two arrested over anti-Irish singing by Rangers fans

Man dies after motorcycle crashes into wall

Man dies after motorcycle crashes into wall

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