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Madeleine McCann's parents 'await a breakthrough' as they mark 16 years since disappearance

Kate and Gerry McCann have marked the 16th anniversary of their daughter Madeleine's disappearance, as they say she is "still very much missed" and they "await a breakthrough".

Glasgow Live

The Edinburgh restaurants crowned the best in Scotland at the Curry Awards

Edinburgh's vibrant restaurant scene took home a raft of awards including Outstanding Indian Takeaway of the Year at the 15th annual Scottish Curry Awards which took place this week in Glasgow.

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow councillor joins Arlene Foster at Ibrox to back Union foundation

A tweet showing Arlene Foster at Ibrox generated a big reaction online from people with different political views.

Glasgow Live

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Tributes paid to 'legendary' Celtic fan who drove from Glasgow to Lisbon for 1967 cup final

A devoted Celtic fan who led fellow supporters on a 4,000 mile journey in a Hillman Imp from Scotland to Lisbon ahead of the historic European Cup final in 1967 has died aged 81.

Glasgow Live

What to do at Glasgow Airport if you've lost your luggage and how to claim compensation

Glaswegians will soon be jetting off on their summer holidays and while this can be a fun time, having your luggage go missing is not. Here is what you need to do if this happens to you.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Savoy nightclub in £500k refurbishment as iconic 'sticky carpet' ripped up

The famous nightclub on Sauchiehall Street, which has been on the go for nearly half a century, will host its last big party night on Sunday before closing for the transformation.

Glasgow Live

Livid parents slapped with £480 fine for taking kids on holiday during term time

Paul and Jessica Benson chose to go on their family holiday during school term time as it was 'cheaper' but were left having to cough up a hefty fine on their return

Glasgow Live

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Glasgow Queen Elizabeth hospital worker slams council as Clyde Tunnel vandalism caused by 'faulty' gates

The tunnel has been subject to vile graffiti and littering since the faulty gates have been left open. Glasgow City Council has apologised and say they are working to repair them as soon as possible

Glasgow Live

Glasgow man groped Waitrose worker and spat at man in supermarket

Anatolis Bistrovs, 36, pled guilty to two sexual assault charges and assaulting another individual, including incidents in the Waitrose on Glasgow's Byres Road.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow carer who stamped on woman in violent shop attack banned from profession

Skye Loudon was convicted of the violent attack on a woman at a Springburn convenience store in 2019 but failed to tell her employer and continued to work as a care assistant.

Glasgow Live

Munster's RG Snyman believes South Africa return turned the tide for the Reds ahead of Glasgow trip

Graham Rowntree's side face a tough trip to Scotstoun on Saturday night for a place in the URC semi-finals and with their season on the line

Irish Mirror

Carl MacDougall obituary

Scottish author who focused on the themes of his country’s traditions, language and questions of identity

The Guardian - UK

Major Glasgow student accommodation plan as developer launches third bid for site

Artisan Real Estate has secured permission for a hotel and serviced apartments on St Vincent Street but is now planning to build student accommodation.

Glasgow Live

Yousaf should have ordered police to stop Stone of Destiny move, says Salmond

The former first minister said he would be attending a pro-Scottish independence march in Glasgow at the time of the coronation.

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Salmond confirms he WON'T attend coronation – and will go to indy march instead

FORMER first minister Alex Salmond has confirmed he will attend a pro-independence rally rather than attending the coronation – as he fired a…

Edinburgh Live

Glasgow to welcome Parks and Rec star Nick Offerman as he heads to city on tour

The Last of Us and Parks and Rec star is making his way back to Scotland for a fun evening of talking, mirth, and music at the Theatre Royal in June as part of his tour.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow-born chef Jock Zonfrillo's remarkable rise from drug addiction to renowned restauranteur

Jamie Oliver is among those who paid tribute to MasterChef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo following his unexpected death at the age of 46.

Daily Record

Tributes paid following death of Bridge of Allan World War Two codebreaker aged 103

Bletchley Park doyenne moved to Bridge of Allan from the west end of Glasgow aged 99 to be closer to family.

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Glasgow Live

Glasgow man shot two young boys with BB gun for 'being too loud'

Enraged Paul Miller, 57, struck the boys, aged 10 and seven, outside his home in Maryhill after earlier telling the group of children that they were being too loud.

The Independent UK

Parents of murdered pregnant teacher ‘devastated’ at death of ‘happiest person you could ever meet’

Police launched murder investigation after the body of Marelle Sturrock, 35, was found at her Glasgow home

Glasgow Live

Glasgow woman who attempted to take own life after being 'in pain every day' launches charity

Sharon Turnbull started More Than Fibro after she attempted to take her own life for the second time. The 47-year-old was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2007 and lives in chronic pain.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow plans lodged to install 20p bottle return machines in four streets

There will be major changes to how some drink containers are handled next year.

Insider UK

Glasgow EV charging business gets private equity backing

The latest funding will enable the company to scale its operations across the UK

Glasgow Live

Glasgow councillor calls for stiffer fines to tackle 'scourge' of fly-tipping

Cllr Ruairi Kelly has urged the Scottish Government to increased fixed penalties so that they are an 'adequate deterrent'.

The Guardian - UK

Marelle Sturrock: parents pay tribute to pregnant teacher killed in Glasgow

Describing daughter as ‘happiest person you could ever meet’, Colin and Lorna Sturrock reveal she had been expecting baby boy

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