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ITV reveals new Big Brother series details ahead of 2023 reboot
See the major details of what the new Big Brother series will look like and who is tipped to take over as the...
‘Breakthrough’ new cancer vaccine could be available by 2030
The team behind the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine against Covid-19 have said a cancer vaccines could be available by 2030.
Glasgow care home staff win big at awards ceremony recognising their hard work
Staff at two care homes have been awarded for their hard work and dedication in an awards ceremony.
Glasgow’s Blythswood Square – from murder to five-star luxury
Glasgow city centre's most prestigious square has been home to the city's wealthiest residents, a scandalous murder trial, and celebrity guests staying in the...
Man made threats towards bus driver before trying to punch passenger in Glasgow
A man who threatened to 'do in' a bus driver tried to punch a passenger in the face as he was escorted off...
Rutherglen woman whose husband died from prostate cancer welcomes memorial in Glasgow
Fundraising for the charity which supported her husband when he was diagnosed with cancer helped Jean Holloway cope with her loss.
Tesco Clubcard members can triple points but deal ends next month
If you use the major supermarket's 'Delivery Saver' plans, you only have one month left to triple the value of your points.
6 free things to in Glasgow this October half-term holiday
From the Riverside Museum to the Kelvingrove Museum, here are six free things to do around Glasgow this October half-term school holiday.
New Chancellor Jeremy Hunt hints tax rises could be coming amid ‘very difficult decisions’
Mr Hunt denied that the UK was returning to an austerity era, but he did admit that “difficult” decisions needed to be made on...
Glasgow seafood restaurant extends licensed hours despite complaints
A seafood bar and restaurant in Hyndland has been granted permission to extend its licensed hours despite objections from the community.
