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BBC Celebrity Traitors star Mark Bonnar's reason for Shetland after 10 years explained
Mark Bonnar is known for playing Duncan Hunter in the popular BBC drama Shetland and is currently appearing in Celebrity Traitors
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Historic Clydebuilt ship that was 'last of its kind' towed out to sea and sunk
Campaigners said the ship was the last of its kind in the world, with groups in Glasgow and Hawaii, where the ship was moored since the 1970s, attempting to save the vessel for almost two decades.
Urgent appeal to rehome 'special' dog who 'isn't coping well in kennels'
Dame, a one-year-old cross breed is described as having a huge heart and a sweet personality. But poor Dame isn’t dealing with life at the Scottish SPCA’s shelter as she waits for her forever home.
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Glasgow road closed after crash as drivers warned to 'avoid the area'
Police have closed Ardencraig Road in Castlemilk after a two-vehicle crash that occurred around 5pm today (Thursday, October 16), with members of the public asked to avoid the area.
Man in court charged with attempted murder after Glasgow 'hit and run'
Mark Philip Hughes, 49, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court today (October 16) following the October 13 incident on Dalsetter Avenue that left a 51-year-old pedestrian in hospital.
Bus driver racially abused by yobs outside Braehead Shopping Centre
WARNING, UPSETTING CONTENT: The McGill's driver was racially abused by a group of youths at Braehead Shopping Centre bus station on Tuesday October 14 at around 7pm
Glasgow city centre Premier Inn set to upgrade windows so they can open
An application for planning permission and listed building consent for the seven-storey mid 20th century building at George Square, 187 George Street has been submitted to the city council.
Tragedy as body found in search for missing Ayrshire man
John Doherty was reported missing from home in Ayr on Wednesday afternoon, with police today confirming that a body had been found during the search.
Scottish castle will pay you £75k to live there – but there's one big catch
A Scottish castle is the only triangular castle in Britain and boasts plenty of history - and some say they have found their 'dream job' after offer arises to call the castle home
Glasgow west end student flats set to be approved despite over 180 objections
An application for a 291-bed purpose built accommodation at Lilybank Gardens and car park for Glasgow University is due to appear before the planning committee next week.
New Rangers boss confirmed as Kevin Muscat takes the reins from Russell Martin
The 52-year-old is not expected to make the move to Glasgow until next month, once the Chinese Super League comes to a close.
Castlemilk yobs 'target cops with fireworks' as two boys charged over 'unacceptable' act
Police charged two boys after officers were allegedly targeted with fireworks in an incident on Barlia Terrace, Castlemilk, on Wednesday evening (October 15).
Glasgow bus driver tried to murder neighbour in brutal stabbing over parking space row
Stephen McAuley, 35, left James Duncan with a string of serious injuries and severe loss of sight in one eye after attacking the victim outside his home in Glasgow's east end.
Steven Smith takes charge of Rangers on interim basis amid ongoing talks with Kevin Muscat
The under-19 coach has been in charge of first-team training following Russell Martin's departure amid ongoing talks with Kevin Muscat who is favourite to win the race.
Celtic and Rangers billed £3m in policing fees over last three seasons
Data from a Freedom of Information Request found that both clubs forked out a combined total of £3.1 million to cover matches at their respective grounds, with Rangers paying £1.6 million and Celtic £1.5 million.
Glasgow detectives arrest man after Drumchapel 'hit and run' leaves pedestrian in hospital
Emergency services scrambled to the incident on Dalsetter Avenue at around 1pm on Monday, October 13, and a police cordon was put in place in the area.
Martin Lewis' simple '6pm rule' helps slash winter heating bills as it gets colder
Martin Lewis has shared some tips on how to keep your home warm for longer, especially as the evenings get darker
Dumbarton Hedgehog centre pleads for help as demand 'doubles' after SSPCA changes
Since the SSPCA announced it will temporarily stop taking in most small wildlife, including hedgehogs, there has been a huge knock on effect for rescue centres across Scotland.
Sainsbury's could take over Glasgow west end M&S set for closure this month
Earlier this year, Hillhead locals were left gutted when M&S on Great George Street announced it would be closing for good. However, Sainsbury's has submitted plans to move into the unit.
Biggest energy suppliers warns of 20 per cent increase in bills
People will see their energy bills jump by a fifth, MPs have been told