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Mosque offers vaccines 12 hours a day amid Glasgow outbreak

Mosque offers vaccines 12 hours a day amid Glasgow outbreak

Johnson confirms talks over future of McVitie’s factory

Johnson confirms talks over future of McVitie’s factory

Plans for controversial housing development thrown out

Plans for controversial housing development thrown out

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell’s house badly damaged after explosion

Celtic chief Peter Lawwell’s house badly damaged after explosion

Firefighters tackle blaze affecting house and cars in village

Firefighters tackle blaze affecting house and cars in village

Care home residents treated to concert by charity

Care home residents treated to concert by charity

Bid for 10,000 fans at Ibrox trophy lift ‘rejected by Government’

Bid for 10,000 fans at Ibrox trophy lift ‘rejected by Government’

Door-to-door coronavirus testing to tackle outbreak in Glasgow

Door-to-door coronavirus testing to tackle outbreak in Glasgow

Incident spilled onto street after attack broke man’s jaw

Incident spilled onto street after attack broke man’s jaw

Group will ‘leave no stone unturned’ over McVitie’s site

Group will ‘leave no stone unturned’ over McVitie’s site

Two charged after investigation into man’s murder in flat

Two charged after investigation into man’s murder in flat

Fight against Covid in Glasgow as level three review looms

Fight against Covid in Glasgow as level three review looms

Murder charge after police find body of man in flat

Murder charge after police find body of man in flat

Yousaf: Personal responsibility must be taken over Rangers disorder

Yousaf: Personal responsibility must be taken over Rangers disorder

Woman ‘may have been dead’ when murder accused last saw her

Woman ‘may have been dead’ when murder accused last saw her

‘Mull is protected – now we desperately need visitors’

‘Mull is protected – now we desperately need visitors’

Hundreds flock to bingo halls as they open in level two areas

Hundreds flock to bingo halls as they open in level two areas

Killer jailed 36 years after mother-of-11 strangled to death

Killer jailed 36 years after mother-of-11 strangled to death

Teenager charged after two women attacked at station

Teenager charged after two women attacked at station

Appeal after vehicle struck by item thrown from bridge on M74

Appeal after vehicle struck by item thrown from bridge on M74

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