Youth projects to share more than £1.9 million
Film-making and virtual gaming workshops are among a range of projects for young people sharing a cash boost of more than £1.9 million.
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Podgy Percy the pug picked out for pet slimming competition
A podgy pug weighing two stone has been picked for a nationwide pet slimming competition.
Female cyclist dies in crash with lorry
A cyclist has died in a crash with a lorry in Glasgow.
Four arrested over man’s death in street
Four people have been arrested following the death of a man who was allegedly stabbed in his car.
Scottish Refugee Council chief ‘relieved’ after Home Office’s visa U-turn
The Home Office has reversed its decision to refuse a visa for the father of the Scottish Refugee Council’s chief executive, meaning he can now see his son receive an honorary doctorate.
Teenager arrested in connection with rape of 17-year-old girl in lane
A teenager has been arrested in connection with the rape of a 17-year-old girl in a lane.
Mother in fresh appeal for information on Billyjoe Bates killer
The mother of murdered Billyjoe Bates has made a public appeal for any information about his killer, six months on from his death in Glasgow.
Teenager raped in Glasgow city centre lane
Police are investigating after a teenager was raped in a city centre.
Pride Glasgow announces new 2019 venue after capacity issues last year
Pride Glasgow has announced its new venue for its 2019 festival after facing criticism last year when hundreds of people who had bought tickets were denied entry.
Helicopter engineer did not see notice on fuel indicator problems, inquiry hears
An aircraft engineer who worked on the helicopter which crashed into a pub was not aware of an information notice about problems with fuel indicators, an inquiry has heard.
Man jailed for young mother’s murder in 1997
A man who strangled a young mother and evaded justice for more than two decades ago has been jailed for at least 20 years.
Clutha helicopter’s fuel sensors not changed after pilot’s alert
Faulty fuel sensors on the helicopter that crashed into the Clutha pub were not replaced in the weeks after a pilot alerted engineers about it, an inquiry has heard.
Pensioner dies after moving car causes fall
A pensioner has died after his car moved forward when he leaned in and started the vehicle, causing him to fall.
Glasgow pledges to be first carbon-neutral city in the UK
Glasgow has pledged to become the first carbon neutral city in the UK.
Helicopter operators concerned about fuel indicators before crash, inquiry hears
The operators of a helicopter which crashed into a pub were becoming increasingly concerned about problems with fuel indicators across the fleet in the months before the crash, an inquiry has heard.
No love lost between Phil Tinney and Dundee boss Bob Shankly
Further to our recent tales and replies regarding former Dundee FC footballer John Phillips, Howard Thompson, from England, continues with input in an email.
Two injured in city centre attack
Two people have been injured after an attack in Glasgow City Centre.
Two men suffer facial injuries in Glasgow disturbance
Two men have been injured in a disturbance in Glasgow.
Man breaks ankle in unprovoked Glasgow attack
A man suffered a broken ankle after being pushed to ground and punched in an unprovoked attack in Glasgow.
SNP failing to deliver on vow to tackle health inequalities – Tories
The Scottish Government has come under fire after a minister conceded it is not possible to estimate how much cash has been spent trying to reduce health inequalities.