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Dad of Kayden Moy 'devastated and disgusted' after son's evil killers given go ahead to appeal sentences
"Where is the consideration for the victims? Where is the justice for the families left behind?"
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BBC expert issues DWP £363 a week alert to pensioners as 1.2m miss out
Minister for Pensions Torsten Bell said "far too many pensioners are missing out on support they’re entitled to" as the Government launches its latest awareness drive
'It's an honour' - George Bowie to take over Hampden ahead of tonight's Scotland match
"there's no better place than Hampden"
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Bereaved Scots families who have lost loved ones in prison to receive free support
The service will help families understand and navigate the processes that can follow a death in custody, including fatal accident inquiries.
Man who found murdered Caroline Glachan's body says it 'still haunts' him 30 years on
Danny Mullin, who had been out cycling with friends that morning, found Caroline face down in the River Leven.
Microsoft outage 'fix' update as Glasgow users among hundreds of thousands affected
Microsoft has confirmed it is working on a fix for a global outage affecting its products, including Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams and Copilot
Evil teens who stabbed Kayden Moy to death given permission to appeal sentences
The three teenagers who stabbed 16-year-old Kayden Moy to death at Irvine beach last May are appealing their life sentences.
Kids of Palestinian refugee living in Glasgow remain trapped in flooded Gaza tents
Zakaria Salem hit headlines after refusing to accept an award for returning a lost wallet with £1,000 inside - all he wants is to be reunited with his wife and three sons left behind.
Thousands of Glasgow employees see salary increase through Living Wage campaign
Launched in November 2024, Glasgow City Region was the first city region in Scotland to launch a regional Living Wage campaign making the rate £14.10 per hour.
Beautiful tributes to Glasgow community volunteer who was 'everyone's granny'
"She was wee - four foot something - but she was fierce, and the community meant everything to her."
Family launches mission to adapt Lanarkshire mum’s home after 'shock' MND diagnosis
Karleen Collins' family is “devastated” and now determined to raise the funds needed to adapt her home, where she is "at her happiest"
Glasgow offering free parking in council car parks in the run-up to Christmas
Council leader Ricky Bell wants other car park providers in the city to match the offer this December.
Findings of Glasgow hospital inquiry into 'contaminated water' deaths to be published next year
Seven deaths are being investigated by authorities over links to the hospital environment, including the cases of Molly Cuddihy and Milly Main.
Glasgow free public transport trial 'successful' but council can't afford to fund wider scheme
Nearly 1,000 participants were given free travel on buses, ScotRail trains and the Subway earlier this year.
Marshals to guard new Glasgow night bus stops in bid to cut anti-social behaviour
Currently bus passenger numbers are "low" at night.
Renfrew Bridge reopening timescales raised as it remains out-of-use due to storm damage
In the aftermath of the storm, electric systems that operate the bridge suffered serious water damage, with extensive damage in one of the bridge’s two operation plant rooms.
Everything we know about Shawlands stabbing as teenager rushed to hospital and forensics comb scene
The road has since re-opened, with Police Scotland thanking members of the public for their patience.
Six women 'assaulted' at Glasgow city centre flat as man charged
Six females, aged between 17 and 22, were allegedly assaulted during the disturbance.
Stevie Wonder leaves Glasgow fans in stitches as he has a crack at Scottish accent
"It was unbelievable, I'm still pinching myself this morning"
Dogs should not be walked when temperatures drop below certain level
Temperatures are set to drop over the next few days