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Glasgow's compassion towards homelessness cannot solve problem says councillor
Councillor Allan Casey confirmed that he had met with the cabinet secretary for housing last week but had not yet had any discussions with the Prime Minister.
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Glasgow emergency services race to fire on busy east end road
Photos of the scene show a police car blocking off the road as officers and fire crews tend to the incident.
Eight further arrests after Glasgow anti-immigration rally brings total to 26
“The disorder at this protest had a significant impact on communities, businesses and police officers and it will not be tolerated."
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'Heartbroken' Greens MSP calls for funding to save beloved culture magazine The Skinny
The Skinny announced yesterday that its September issue would be its last, sparking calls for alternative funding.
Tributes paid to much loved Lanarkshire mechanic following sudden death
Vincent Callaghan, 70, passed away peacefully but unexpectedly, at home.
Rangers fans asked to back Old Firm applause for teen who died from rare cancer
Carter Kidd was diagnosed with ALK-negative anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL) in October last year after suffering with a sore shoulder.
Glasgow police launch CCTV appeal seven months after 'disturbance' in east end
Officers have released a CCTV image of the man, and are urging anyone who recognises him to come forward.
Glasgow former council leader Susan Aitken criticises BBC for 'platforming far-right'
“It has long been a tactic of the far-right to paint cities as lawless and degenerate because cities stand for everything that they hate; diversity, cosmopolitanism, progress."
New Glasgow leader Ricky Bell says 'listening' council will 'fight' governments for funding
The Govan councillor was elected to lead Glasgow City Council yesterday, after Susan Aitken stepped down.
Lanarkshire thug smashed ex's family living room window before trying to stab man
The woman's sister was woken at 5.20am by a loud bang and found that a spanner had been used to break her living room window.
Big Brother fans slam groundbreaking ITV twist as 'slap in the face'
Big Brother fans have voiced their frustration just hours after ITV announced the historic twist
Horrific 9/11 true victim toll 25 years on as compensation 'may reach billions of dollars'
The 9/11 attacks in 2001 killed 2,977 people in New York City, but the true victim toll behind the terrorist attack is much higher
Coatbridge knifeman called cops after getting stuck on top of 20ft fence
Christopher Morley tossed two blades to the ground as officers persuaded him to climb down.
UK drivers with dogs issued with new warning - '16 weeks'
Vets have shared a key guideline for dog owners
Tesco bans or restricts 114 ingredients in thousands of products in ultra-processed food crackdown
The supermarket has confirmed it has 'banned or restricted' the use of some ingredients as four in five shoppers say they want to eat more healthily
Waitrose recalls food over possible listeria contamination and meningitis risk
The Food Standards Agency has issued a 'do not eat' alert
Pink Ladies slammed over support for Andrew Tate ahead of Glasgow protest
They have been condemned after members voiced support for "woman-hater" Tate – contradicting their stated aim of protecting women.
Milngavie family pay tribute to eight-day-old baby who died from serious condition
Baby Abbie was born on April 20 but died eight days later from a serious heart condition.
Spiders will stay out of your home if you place simple 37p item on windowsill
It deters them from entering your home this spider season
Glasgow Hydro and Armadillo to be transformed with outdoor arena and riverside bars
The Scottish Event Campus – home to the iconic Hydro and Armadillo – could see a spectacular 64-acre overhaul to create a thriving new entertainment destination on the banks of the Clyde.