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Thousands march in Glasgow in support of Palestine amid fighting in Israel and Gaza

Thousands gather in Glasgow in support of Palestine amid fighting

First glimpse at new £29.5m Govan- Partick bridge as it sails up River Clyde

First glimpse at new Govan-Partick Bridge as it sails up River Clyde

Man from Glasgow in coma after falling in Spanish bathroom as fundraiser launched

Scot in coma after falling in Spanish bathroom as fundraiser launched

Missing teenager from Port Seton ‘traced’, Police Scotland confirm

Edinburgh & East

Missing teen who disappeared overnight 'traced', police confirm

Scottish Jewish leaders warn community ‘scared’ over future amid violence in Israel and Gaza

'People are looking over their shoulder - we're scared about the future'

Deliveroo given green light to deliver alcohol in Scotland first

Two appear in court after drugs worth £1.8m seized from car in Glasgow

Two appear in court after drugs worth £1.8m seized from car

Gang caught with shotgun and more than £300,000 of cocaine in Glasgow and Aberdeen jailed

Gang caught with shotgun and more than £300,000 of cocaine

Glasgow nightclubs given go ahead to stay open until 4am after pilot scheme

Nightclubs given go ahead to stay open until 4am

Glasgow Raptors rugby player urges public to report hate crime incidents after homophobic attack

'I was punched in the face for holding hands with my boyfriend'

‘Unsafe’ winds delay arrival of £29.5m Govan-Partick Bridge span

'Unsafe' winds delay arrival of £29.5m Govan-Partick Bridge span

Woman charged after crash that killed man walking dog in Glasgow

Driver charged over crash that killed man walking dog

Plans to build 329 flats in Glasgow’s Shawlands approved in £150m home development decision

£150m plans for 300 homes on shopping arcade site green lit

Search for woman missing after River Kelvin incident in Glasgow enters third day

Search for woman missing after River Kelvin incident enters third day

Most accurate test to date developed to measure biological aging

Feminist conference supported by Joanna Cherry to go ahead as lawyers overturn decision to cancel in Glasgow

Feminist conference to go ahead as lawyers overturn decision to cancel

Glasgow nightclubs could be allowed to keep 4am licences in showdown meeting

Nightclubs could be allowed to keep 4am licences in showdown meeting

Home Office asylum plan could cost Glasgow £53m and make 1,400 people homeless, says council

'Asylum plan could cost Glasgow £53m and make 1,400 people homeless'

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