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Boy, 9, hospitalised after being struck by minibus on Glasgow street
Emergency services raced to the scene following the collision on Dougrie Road, Castlemilk.
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First picture of man who died in Lanark motorcycle crash as family 'heartbroken'
"He will forever be loved and missed by all."
MOT mistakes that could see car fail instantly - they take minutes to fix
A motoring expert has shared a number of simple checks that people should carry out before their MOT or risk failing
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HMP Low Moss prisoners left with 'human excrement' smeared on cell walls for three days at a time
Linda Pollock, chief executive of the Scottish Prison Service (SPS), said such incidents had happened in other prisons in Scotland.
Much-loved Glasgow bar just crowned Scotland's best pub for 2026
The Scottish Bar and Pub Awards 2025 has crowned its hospitality stars and one local proudly received the highly sought-after Pub of the Year award.
Glasgow cops continue search for missing man last seen in Edinburgh
“As time passes, we are growing concerned for his welfare."
Balamory was 'filmed in a Glasgow morgue' according to original writer's new book
What’s the Story, written by Brian Jameson, is set to be a candid, funny and revealing novel.
Glasgow taxi driver who kicked child and threw milkshake at them loses licence bid
Police Scotland objected to the driver's licence renewal application after he was convicted of assault.
Seven arrests made in Glasgow city centre as police crack down on street violence and disorder
“These arrests send a clear message that violence, disorder and anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated in Glasgow city centre."
Glasgow bus fare cap is 'voluntary' with operators under no obligation to sign up
John Swinney announced a £2 bus fare price cap on Tuesday, but transport operators are under no obligation to enforce it.
Glasgow reacts as Victorian toilet railings demolished in 'outrageous' mistake
The iron railings, which were part of a former toilet block on St Vincent Place, were damaged despite an order to keep them intact.
Glasgow council hires 35-strong marketing team to attract new businesses and investment
The £1.7 million Destination Glasgow project aims to attract people and businesses to the city.
9/11 survivors speak on 'unimaginable nightmare' in new show airing tonight
The new documentary comes just days before the 25th anniversary of the tragedy that claimed nearly 3,000 lives
Glasgow Lives: Fiona, 36, Knightswood, Actor
In today's Glasgow Lives, we hear from Fiona who will be seen starring as Jenny in Rollers Forever, the hit Bay City Rollers musical, in October.
Lanarkshire thug who hit police officer warned courts will do 'all they can' to protect cops
David Brown, 23, who is already serving two prison sentences, was given extra jail time for lashing out while he was being arrested.
Fears raised over future of Older People Day Care services by Glasgow trade unions
As part of the STEP Forward programme a number of services including the Older People Day Care Services are being reviewed as part of a three-year programme.
Glasgow's latest 'avenue' takes shape as southside street by historic city bridge transformed
The street has had a complete makeover with new seating, paths and CCTV.
Baby daughter’s 'miracle' survival inspires dad’s 57-mile challenge for Glasgow neonatal unit
"Avanna is our little miracle that brightens up every day with her infectious smiles and belly giggle laughs"
Clydeside Rotunda to reopen as Glasgow entertainment hub with live music and terrace bar
Speaking about the venue, which will reopen next spring, the team said "we are creating the city’s most exciting new social, entertainment and events destination".
BBC expert says 'avoid 7 foods' including 2 breakfast staples after outbreak
On BBC Morning Live Dr Xand van Tulleken gave advice on dining out after salmonella outbreak