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Couple discover lost 'Constable' painting worth up to £2m

Couple discover lost 'Constable' painting worth up to £2m

Diseased trees at Bridge of Weir Primary School to be cut down by Renfrewshire Council over safety concerns

Diseased trees at primary school to be cut down over safety concerns

Team behind Ox and Finch restaurant get green light for new venue

Team behind Ox and Finch restaurant get green light for new venue

Champion boxer Willie Limond banned from driving after using phone in traffic

Champion boxer banned from driving after using phone in traffic

Glasgow driver to stand trial charged with killing teen he allegedly raced

Driver to stand trial charged with killing teen he allegedly raced

Workers launch bid to reopen Glasgow’s 13th Note under employee ownership

Workers launch bid to reopen 13th Note under employee ownership

‘Shambolic’: Second day of UCI World Cycling Championships sees Glasgow ‘gridlocked’

'Shambolic': Second day of cycling championships sees city 'gridlocked'

Teenage girls charged after woman ‘severely assaulted’ in Prestwick town centre

Teenage girls charged after woman 'severely assaulted' in town centre

Writer Liam McIlvanney’s English exam was extract from crime writer dad’s Laidlaw novel

'My English exam was extract from my crime writer dad's novel'

Appeal after seagull shot in the wing with an arrow in Irvine

Appeal after seagull shot in the wing with an arrow

Dog ‘left starving and drinking out of algae-covered bowl’ as Wishaw man fined after Scottish SPCA probe

Starving bull terrier 'left to drink out of algae-covered bowl'

One person in hospital after three rescued from car which plunged into River Clyde in Port Glasgow

One in hospital after three rescued from car which plunged into Clyde

HMP Barlinnie at risk of ‘catastrophic failure’ as replacement prison delayed, governor warns

Barlinnie at risk of ‘catastrophic failure’ as new prison delayed

Tantrum Doughnuts left empty due to UCI World Cycling Championship road closures in Glasgow

In a jam: Doughnut shop left empty due to cycling championship road closures

Facebook and Instagram owner Meta carries out threat to block news in Canada

Facebook owner Meta carries out threat to block news in Canada

Police Scotland appeal to help find ‘missing’ 13-year-old boy from Cumbernauld

Police appeal to help find 13-year-old boy reported missing

Hunt for suspect after man ‘tried to get teens into his car’ in Cardross

Hunt for suspect after man 'tried to get teens into his car'

Four children charged after fire deliberately set at Kilmarnock Rugby Club

Four children charged after fire deliberately set at rugby club

Glasgow to Barrhead railway line opens back up after £63m upgrade by Network Rail

City railway line opens back up after £63m upgrade completed

UCI Cycling World Championships: Glasgow can’t deliver ‘first rate events with second rate pay’, union says

Glasgow can't deliver 'first-rate events with second-rate pay', union says

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