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Glasgow’s oldest Italian restaurant and iconic pub to close

Glasgow’s oldest Italian restaurant and iconic pub to close

Warning for student flats provider over fire safety issues

Warning for student flats provider over fire safety issues

Contract to deliver new pedestrian bridge approved

Contract to deliver new pedestrian bridge approved

US couple donates £170,000 for Robert Burns research

US couple donates £170,000 for Robert Burns research

Parents demand inquiry into child’s hospital infection death

Parents demand inquiry into child’s hospital infection death

Trains cancelled as waves crash onto overhead wires

Trains cancelled as waves crash onto overhead wires

Jobs lost as engineering firm plunges into administration

Jobs lost as engineering firm plunges into administration

Glasgow School of Art bar and club forced into liquidation

Glasgow School of Art bar and club forced into liquidation

Double rapist jailed for attacking young mum in graveyard

Double rapist jailed for attacking young mum in graveyard

Paisley Museum’s ‘world-class’ revamp given £4m boost

Paisley Museum’s ‘world-class’ revamp given £4m boost

Gary McAllister’s ‘teeth went through lip during attack’

Gary McAllister’s ‘teeth went through lip during attack’

New homes to be built on site of Margaret Fleming cottage

New homes to be built on site of Margaret Fleming cottage

Climate summit security ‘to cost several hundred million’

Climate summit security ‘to cost several hundred million’

Shelter stops legal action against council over homelessness

Shelter stops legal action against council over homelessness

Men who scarred taxi driver for life over £20 fare jailed

Men who scarred taxi driver for life over £20 fare jailed

Man sparked explosion at flat after girlfriend dumped him

Man sparked explosion at flat after girlfriend dumped him

Funeral held for £161m lottery winner Colin Weir

Funeral held for £161m lottery winner Colin Weir

Holy cow! Trains disrupted after cattle gets onto track

Holy cow! Trains disrupted after cattle gets onto track

Firefighters tackle huge blaze at derelict school building

Firefighters tackle huge blaze at derelict school building

Police hunt man after prison release licence revoked

Police hunt man after prison release licence revoked

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