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Glasgow Film Festival 2018 begins with UK premiere of animation
The Glasgow Film Festival gets under way later, bringing audiences more than 180 movies from around the world during its 12-day run.
Social Bite launch drive to take 600 people out of homelessness including in Glasgow
A project to take 600 people out of homelessness by offering them a secure home is being launched by a social enterprise.
Clydebank gymnastics team devastated after costumes worth £3,500 are stolen
A GYMNASTICS team from Clydebank have been forced to launch a fundraising campaign after a thief stole ‘irreplaceable’ costumes.
Stewart Gilmour: Do Scotland’s big clubs care about the game – or are shake-up plans a “power grab” to make them more cash?
STEWART Gilmour, the former St. Mirren chairman who called for the SFA and SPFL to amalgamate five years ago when he voted against...
Winter Olympics: Why Elise Christie tugs at nation’s heartstrings
After speed skater Elise Christie crashed out of the Winter Olympics, those closest to her relive the emotions they went through.
Wednesday’s Scottish Gossip: Fixture headache, Celtic, Zenit, Rangers
The SPFL faces a post-split fixture headache as Zenit turn up heat on Celtic ahead of Europa League second leg.
Labour high flier who met Hillary Clinton dodges jail over child and dog sex images
Shamed Sean Morton’s political ambitions were left in tatters after he was caught with the vile pictures.
How to get your KFC fix as Scottish chef comes to the rescue while restaurants remain closed
Scottish chef Michael Kilkie
Five of the strangest unexplained incidents on Scotland’s roads revealed in psychologist’s new book
Retired clinical psychologist Peter McCue takes readers on a journey to explore the weirdest things British drivers have encountered in his new book.
Police reveal cyber bandits nicked £7million in online crime in less than a year in Scotland
Police Scotland are currently investigation 19 cyber crime cases since last July.
