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Road closures revealed as city readies for COP26

Road closures revealed as city readies for COP26

Sarwar urges Sturgeon to act over hospital infection ‘scandal’

Sarwar urges Sturgeon to act over hospital infection ‘scandal’

Man arrested as police probe woman’s ‘unexplained’ death

Man arrested as police probe woman’s ‘unexplained’ death

‘Bank Holiday weekend wee jolt in the arm hospitality needs’

‘Bank Holiday weekend wee jolt in the arm hospitality needs’

Tickets purchased early for Euros fan zone cancelled

Tickets purchased early for Euros fan zone cancelled

‘No political pressure’ on police during Glasgow gatherings

‘No political pressure’ on police during Glasgow gatherings

Car occupants hunted after Peter Lawwell’s house targeted in blaze

Car occupants hunted after Peter Lawwell’s house targeted in blaze

Man who stabbed dad to death in front of children jailed

Man who stabbed dad to death in front of children jailed

Man blasted for downplaying sex assault as ‘boys will be boys’

Man blasted for downplaying sex assault as ‘boys will be boys’

Glasgow’s main hospital records most Covid deaths in Scotland

Glasgow’s main hospital records most Covid deaths in Scotland

McVitie’s factory fate talks as unions meet with government

McVitie’s factory fate talks as unions meet with government

Dog chewed postman’s leg down to the bone in attack

Dog chewed postman’s leg down to the bone in attack

Plans for £68m regeneration of Shawlands Arcade unveiled

Plans for £68m regeneration of Shawlands Arcade unveiled

Remains of ‘lost medieval village’ found next to motorway

Remains of ‘lost medieval village’ found next to motorway

Office to housing plans refused over lack of parking

Office to housing plans refused over lack of parking

Hunt after car deliberately set on fire outside home

Hunt after car deliberately set on fire outside home

FM ‘should not be afraid’ to ask for army help with Covid spike

FM ‘should not be afraid’ to ask for army help with Covid spike

Man raped and murdered mother-of-two in her own home

Man raped and murdered mother-of-two in her own home

Clean-up and repairs at George Square to cost around £60,000

Clean-up and repairs at George Square to cost around £60,000

Teen who died after disturbance in lane named by police

Teen who died after disturbance in lane named by police

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