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Lorry driver fined £640 for crashing into railway bridge

Lorry driver fined £640 for crashing into railway bridge

Man to stand trial charged with murder of young dad in Port Glasgow

Man to stand trial charged with murder of young dad

Catholic Church ordered to pay £400,000 compensation to man abused by priest

Church ordered to pay £400,000 compensation to man abused by priest

Glasgow man mastermind behind £1.5m tobacco smuggling gang

Glasgow man mastermind behind £1.5m tobacco smuggling gang

Man, 51, taken to hospital after being stabbed on Helensburgh street

Man, 51, taken to hospital after being stabbed on street

Woman’s death remains ‘unexplained’ week after body discovered in Glasgow flat

Woman's death remains 'unexplained' week after body discovered in flat

Unpaid student carers urged to check eligibility for payments worth up to £4,200

Unpaid student carers urged to check eligibility for payments worth up to £4,200

East Ayrshire announces 8% council tax rise

East Ayrshire announces 8% council tax rise

Part of M8 reopened after man found injured

Part of M8 reopened after man found injured

Section of M8 closed in Renfrewshire due to ongoing police incident

Section of M8 closed due to ongoing police incident

Homeless children report being exposed to violence, vermin and unspeakable harm, according to Shelter report

'I've finally got my own bedroom after a lifetime of homelessness'

Investigation launched after spate of house break-ins across Renfrewshire and Inverclyde

Investigation launched after spate of house break-ins

Investigation launched after cannabis farm worth £523,000 seized in Glasgow

Investigation launched after cannabis farm worth £523,000 seized

Three men appear in court after murder bid that left two injured in East Dunbartonshire

Three men appear in court after murder bid that left two injured

Three charged after cannabis worth £85,000 seized in Glasgow

Three charged after cannabis worth £85,000 seized

Inside the crumbling Tusk Nightclub in Glasgow as restoration bid launched

Inside the crumbling Tusk Nightclub as restoration bid launched

Pope suffers setback in battle against pneumonia

Pope suffers setback in battle against pneumonia

Dozens of e-cigarette pallets stolen from lorry on A75 after driver threatened by gang

Dozens of e-cigarette pallets stolen from lorry after driver 'threatened' by gang

New investigation ordered into death of Airdrie woman abused by partner

New investigation ordered into death of woman abused by partner

Five men charged and two left with facial injuries following disturbance on Kirkintilloch street

Five men charged and two left with facial injuries following disturbance

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