#glasgow

#glasgow

The ban on Palestine Action came into force on 5 July after a high court judge refused to grant the group's co-founder, Huda Ammori, an injunction suspending it while a judicial review was pending.

The band said the row around their axing from the festival had suggested their shows were "hate-fests" but said they were about inclusion and love.

Franz Ferdinand have unveiled two revamped tracks, featuring Johnny Marr on guitar and a live rendition of 'Hooked' with rapper Master Peace.

Sharp-eyed observers may soon spot some London Underground wagons in Glasgow, as a local engineering works has won a maintenance contract to overhaul them.

Leinster delivered a commanding performance at Croke Park, with dominant air superiority and a fierce attack, overpowering Glasgow to secure their URC final spot.

Head coach Leo Cullen revealed that the Ireland star picked up a calf injury in training this week and he joins Tadhg Furlong, Garry Ringrose and Josh van der Flier in missing out.

A 29-year-old man was arrested after entering Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth university hospital with a crossbow. Police confirmed the weapon had not been fired and no injuries occurred.

As a couple, Jolene Crawford and Mil Stricevic have lived in this vibrant Kelvingrove apartment for nearly a decade, using it as both home and inspiration for their business.

Glasgow city council warns that the asylum system strains local services and can lead to social unrest if funding issues remain unaddressed.

At a time of mass unemployment, the song was more about what employment does for people: the dignity of labour.

The decision set off years of protests, legal challenges and community divisions.

It's been odd adjusting to having the 'right to roam.' Many years ago, Scotland established the 'right to roam,' which allows visitors recreational access to most land, as long as it's done so responsibly.

Kamil Mohammed Nadir drove his Mercedes SUV into his son at a car wash following a family feud, resulting in a jury conviction for dangerous assault.

The Thistle, the UK's first drug consumption room, aims to reduce overdoses and drug-related harm by allowing supervised injection of illegal drugs.

Thousands of anti-racism activists gathered in Glasgow to oppose a pro-UK rally organized by far-right campaigner Tommy Robinson, greatly outnumbering his supporters.