Operation Unicorn arrests after Queen’s death not for protesting, Police Scotland says
ARRESTS made during events to commemorate the death of the Queen in Scotland were not to do with protests, Police Scotland has said.
‘Yes, I get to slap his bum’; Kaye Adams reveals cheeky BBC Strictly Come Dancing move
GLASGOW-based TV and radio presenter Kaye Adams has shared some cheeky tales from training as she prepares to dance the Charleston on Strictly...
‘Make music part of dementia care’: Glasgow charity Playlist for Life urges Scottish Government to act
A CHARITY set up by former Glasgow Times Scotswoman of the Year Sally Magnusson has made an urgent appeal to the Scottish Government in...
Glasgow headteacher reveals moment she discovered fire during Rahul Thakur murder trial
A headteacher told a murder trial how she initially thought someone had burnt their food when she spotted smoke billowing from a flat.
Tommy Sheridan pays tribute to Coolio with Celtic throwback photo
Tommy Sheridan has paid a touching tribute to US rapper Coolio today following the news of his death aged 59.
Eligible groups across Lanarkshire being invited for flu vaccination and Covid booster
Eligible groups across Lanarkshire are being invited for their flu vaccination and autumn Covid booster.
Glasgow Women’s Library and Roots of Magic included in new Scottish witch trail
A BRIDGETON library and a ‘potions café’ in the city centre have been included on a new heritage trail around Scotland.
ScotRail closes Glasgow line after ‘unexploded bomb’ found near tracks
AN unexploded bomb has been found on a building site close to a railway, forcing a section of the track to be closed.
Glasgow Science column: Maths can be found everywhere and anywhere
Let's talk numbers. I wonder how many of us have uttered the words ‘maths is beautiful’? The hope is that by...
David Tennant says BBC One drama Inside man is ‘terrifying as a viewer’
David Tennant has said that his new TV show is “terrifying as a viewer” thanks to his character who is prone to making...
