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Scotland's most popular summer-inspired baby boy names of 2025 as Harris takes top spot

Names connected to Scottish islands, rivers, coastlines and warm-weather destinations all dominate the list.

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Glasgow hit-and-run probe launched as female pedestrian rushed to hospital

The police force has appealed to anyone with information to come forward.

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History-making Reuben Ward to represent Scotland at Glasgow Commonwealth Games closing ceremony

The closing ceremony takes place tonight where 21-year-old Reuben will carry the Saltire flag on to the Hydro stage after etching his name into the history books.

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What to do when neighbour's CCTV or doorbell camera is pointed at your property

A neighbour’s doorbell cam can feel like it’s watching you, but is there anything you can do about it?

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Viewers 'questioning everything' after watching 'disturbing' true crime docuseries

The four part series is said to leave fans glued to the screen

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What to do if your neighbour's cat keeps coming into your house

It's not uncommon for a neighbour's cat to wander into your home, but what can you do about it?

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Rare chance to snap up Bearsden coffee shop which sold Scotland's best croissants

No. 40 by Bruin has built up a loyal local following since opening, and is now looking for a new owner.

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Legal rights explained if a neighbour's tree or hedge is cutting off your light

A lawyer has explained the rights of people who may be affected by a neighbour's tree or hedge blocking out their light — and what they can do about it under UK law

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Calvin Harris steward goes viral for dance moves at sell-out Hampden homecoming

The Scots DJ played to 50,000 fans - and one passionate steward - in his Hampden homecoming on Saturday.

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Ryanair explains guidance stating ‘you cannot sit' here

Ryanair has shared its seat policy

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Lawyer explains where your money goes if you die without a will

More than half of UK adults do not have a will - but what actually happens to your money and estate under intestacy rules if you die without one?

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Heartfelt meaning behind Miss Congeniality as 00s 'masterpiece' climbs chart

With Miss Congeniality climbing Netflix's Top 10 chart more than two decades after its release, fans are asking what the title actually means.

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Young Kilmarnock man vanishes as cops 'very concerned' for welfare

UPDATE: Jordan has been traced.

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Glasgow anti-migrant protests add to £1 million overtime bill for Police Scotland

Police are dealing with a rising number of protests and counter-protests across Scotland.

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Police close off section of Sauchiehall Street as four people taken to hospital

Police Scotland said enquiries were ongoing into the disturbance, which was reported at around 1.35am on Sunday.

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Glasgow City Council to accept £1.8 Scottish Government funding to improve vacant and derelict land

The Scottish Government fund is allocated annually to Glasgow and four other local authorities to bring this land back into use whether that be for housing or new businesses.

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Swinney pledges to tackle male violence after murder of Renfrewshire woman

Stacy Mair was murdered in Renfrewshire, shortly after 44-year-old Vikki Soloman was allegedly killed by her ex-partner in Edinburgh.

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Team Scotland netball star to begin career as Glasgow doctor

Rachel Conway missed her first induction as she was playing with Team Scotland at the Commonwealth Games.

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Lanarkshire mum of baby who died from rare disease says visiting grave 'too painful'

Heather Hinshelwood lost her six-month-old son Jaime in 2017 as a result of undetected Kawasaki disease.

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Old Glasgow schoolhouses among properties set to be sold by council

The buildings could be sold to an arms-length company and then leased out to support health and social care services.