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Detectives investigating fatal stabbing of Motherwell teen make further arrest

Khadeem Parris, 16, died as a result of a stab wound last month.

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Blue singer Lee Ryan plans Supreme Court challenge over Glasgow flight assault

The 43-year-old was convicted of a racially aggravated assault on board a British Airways flight from Glasgow to London in 2022.

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JK Rowling labels Nicola Sturgeon 'blindest wife ever' in social media rant

The author also branded Sturgeon a "world-class misogynist" and "disloyal" in the tirade.

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Glasgow recycling centre 'too full' to accept bulk waste from vans

The centre is experiencing capacity issues according to a councillor.

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Urgent manhunt launched after Glasgow child rapist escapes escort

Clifford Lyons, also known by the surname Dobbie, escaped from staff while on escorted community leave in Perth.

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'Gentle' Glasgow dog overlooked at rescue centre as appeal made for loving home

"Easy-going" Kora came into the Scottish SPCA's care very underweight, but is now healthy and has came out of her shell.

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Man charged with alleged murder of Paul McMinigal in Glasgow flat block

Police have confirmed that a 25-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with Mr McMinigal's death.

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Major Erskine Bridge works this weekend postponed over 'adverse weather'

The works are now due to take place next weekend instead.

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Glasgow 91% eclipse - 60 second warning issued as 'best for 27 years' predicted

The solar eclipse will be observable throughout the entire UK on August 12

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'I've worked for Royal Mail - there's simple reason letters are folded before they're posted'

A Royal Mail postal worker once gave a behind-the-scenes look at life in the postal service as they lifted the lid on the simple reason letters are sometimes folded before they're put in letterboxes

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Drunk Glasgow road worker caused serious crash in attempt to make u-turn on M74

Gary Miller's flatbed van was involved in a head-on collision with a Mercedes car whose driver suffered a broken leg in the crash.

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Teen arrested in Bishopbriggs after cops called to report of 'man with knife'

A 16-year-old male has been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged incident.

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Glasgow weekend weather as downpours forecast before 24C temperatures return

Though Glaswegians are to see warm temperatures return soon, this weekend is to bring moderately heavy showers for the city and its surrounding areas.

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easyJet confirms 'best place' to watch solar eclipse if you want 'front-row seat'

The airline has shared the places to go if you're lucky enough to be visiting during the eclipse

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Your legal rights explained if neighbour keeps playing loud music before 11pm

A lawyer has explained the common belief that neighbours can play loud music freely before 11pm is a misconception - and set out the real legal test that applies

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Lanarkshire man armed with knife threatened to stab relative who turned up at his home

John Nicol also threatened to kill his neighbour after she pleaded with him to stop shouting while her children were sleeping.

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Man stabbed on Glasgow street in violent attempted murder bid

His condition is described as serious but stable.

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Hamilton man in court after hundreds of child abuse images found on computer

Police found 471 child abuse images on a computer system in Kevin Taggart's home, including 75 in Category A, the most depraved.

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Wet wipes from Amazon, TG Jones and more urgently recalled over contamination risk

Anyone with the wet wipes has been urged to stop using them

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'Panic week' hits Scots school uniform banks as working parents forced to ask for help

“People assume it’s just people on benefits, but it’s not. It’s people in their own house, working, who can’t afford the basic necessities."