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Derek Johnstone: The Old Firm game showed how far Rangers still have to go

IT was always going to be about the first Old Firm game.No matter who is in charge of Rangers, as manager or in the boardroom, every fan is waiting to see where their team is compared to their old pals from across the city.Since the day a certain Liverpudlian

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Derek Johnstone: Kenny Miller must tell us what REALLY happened in the Rangers dressing room

RANGERS legend Derek Johnstone has told Kenny Miller to spill the beans about what really happened in the Hampden dressing room which ended the striker’s Ibrox career. The sporttimes columnist believes now is the time for Miller to tell all about

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Davie Hay: Scoreline may have been closer, but gap between Celtic and Rangers as big as ever

THE game between Celtic and Rangers on Sunday was billed as being potentially the closest match between the sides for some time, and while the scoreline may suggest that to be the case, as far as I am concerned it was simply a further show of dominance

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If this is the end then Lee Wallace deserves a better ending at Rangers

NO player did more for Rangers during the four year journey back to the Premiership than Lee Wallace.Some would do well to remember this.He had been on a Premiership contract, having signed in 2011 from Hearts before the fan got covered in manure, and

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Davie Hay: It would be great if SFA explained decisions following Rangers let-offs

I don’t think anyone can deny that Allan McGregor deserved to be sent off for his kick out at Kristoffer Ajer.It was a show of petulance, and while there wasn’t much malice in it, there was still clear grounds for a red card.After finding no case to answer

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Davie Hay: Dedryck Boyata deserves credit after finally showing his professionalism

ALL credit to Dedryck Boyata. Everyone had rightly been questioning whether he would ever play for Celtic again, and the welcome mat wasn’t exactly rolled out for him upon his return to the side.But you can’t fault his performance against Rangers. He

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Bookies make Auchinleck Talbot favourites on Saturday... but try telling Pollok that

Sparks are sure to fly at Newlandsfield on Saturday in the meeting of Premiership big guns Pollok and Auchinleck Talbot.Senior football having an international weekend could pave the way for one of the biggest crowds of the Junior season to date converging

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Scotland U21 3 Andorra U21 0: Hat-trick for Hornby as Gemmill's boys run the show at Tynecastle

A Fraser Hornby hat-trick handed Scotland victory for the first time in four Euro 2019 qualifying matches as the hosts outclassed Andorra at Tynecastle last night.With Scotland senior manager Alex McLeish watching on, the Everton youngster opened his

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Scotland boss Alex McLeish admits choosing between Craig Gordon and Allan McGregor will be his toughest call

ALEX McLeish last night admitted that choosing whether to make Craig Gordon or Allan McGregor his first choice goalkeeper has been the biggest dilemma he has faced as Scotland manager. McGregor has been in exceptional form since returning to Rangers

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Andy Robertson - From Station Park to captaining Scotland

A solitary glimpse at Andy Robertson in full flow is all it takes to conclude that the Liverpool left back is officer material. But when it comes to the notion of captaining his country, you could say this down-to-earth young man never had ideas above

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Ryan Christie happy to see Moussa Dembele leave – so he can steal Celtic spot

RYAN CHRISTIE has already made more appearances for Celtic this season than he did in the whole of the previous campaign, which was spent on loan at Aberdeen.However, all five of his outings have come from the bench and, with his contract due to expire

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Jan Vertonghen salutes 'immense' Dedryck Boyata ahead of Hampden return

Belgium internationalist Jan Vertonghen has hailed Celtic defender Dedryck Boyata as ‘immense’ and insists he is looking forward to returning to an iconic Hampden stadium.Tottenham centre-half Vertonghen lined up alongside his fellow countryman at the

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Andy Robertson - Trust SFA board to make the right call on Hampden

NEW Scotland captain Andy Robertson told the Tartan Army to put their trust in the SFA board when it comes to making the right decision about the future of Hampden Park. The famous Mount Florida ground, which the 24-year-old graced in the colours of Queen

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St Mirren target Oran Kearney a top manager, says Coleraine keeper

COLERAINE goalkeeper Chris Johns insists St Mirren would be recruiting a top manager in Oran Kearney if the 40-year-old makes the switch to Paisley. Former Southampton trainee Johns was brought to the Showgrounds by Kearney in January 2016 and

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Roberto Martinez: I spoke to Celtic about their managerial vacancy in 2009 - I was proud to be targeted

ROBERTO Martinez, the Belgium manager, last night recalled how he decided to take over at Wigan Athletic after being interviewed by Celtic in 2009.Martinez, the former Motherwell midfielder, was interviewed for the Parkhead job after Gordon Strachan stood

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Armed police called to Airdrie incident

UPDATE: Man pronounced dead at scene of Airdrie shooting. Read more here ARMED police have been called to an incident in Airdrie in North Lanarkshire. A police helicopter and an ambulance were at the scene on Gartness Drive. Emergency services

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Heir to the throne Peter Horne unfazed by young upstart Adam Hastings' rise at Glasgow Warriors

Since early on in his time in charge it has been clear that Glasgow Warriors head coach Dave Rennie has seen Peter Horne as a key figure in his planning and his readiness to adapt to the team's needs has already been demonstrated.From the moment it

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Rangers new loan signing Joe Worrall is highly praised by Nottingham Forest legend

NOTTINGHAM Forest legend Garry Birtles paid a glowing tribute to Rangers new man Joe Worrall and admitted to be surprised one of his favourite players was allowed to go out on loan.The 21-year-old defender is at Ibrox until the end of the season to get

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Hollywood actor Burt Reynolds dies aged 82

Revered Hollywood star Burt Reynolds has died aged 82, his publicist has said. In a statement to the Press Association, a spokesman for Reynolds said the star died in Jupiter, Florida, on Thursday morning after suffering a heart attack. Reynolds

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BA probes theft of customers’ financial details from website and mobile app

British Airways has notified the police after the theft of customer data from its website and mobile app. The airline said the personal and financial details of customers who made bookings on its website or app from 10.58pm on August 21 until 9.45pm

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'It hurt Mum so much': Devastated son demands mesh implants ban after mother's death

A “DEVASTATED” man whose mother’s death has been linked to a mesh implant has called for the products to be completely banned. Eileen Baxter, 75, died in August after being admitted to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. An implant to fix a pelvic

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SPT makes sub crawls easier for students as freshers week approaches

As freshers week approaches and university life beckons, SPT are making it even easier for Glasgow students to take part in sub crawls round the city.  If you are unfamiliar with the term 'sub crawl', its is an event where people (often students

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Jonatan Johansson appointed as manager of Morton

FORMER Rangers attacker Jonatan Johansson has been named as the new manager of Greenock Morton.The Finn, who has previously been on the coaching staff at Ibrox and with Motherwell as well as taking charge of the reserves at Morton, will take on his first

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Glasgow wedding shop selling dresses for a FIVER

A Glasgow wedding dress shop is having and 'everything must go' closing down sale in which dresses for the big day can be purchased for the bargain price of £5. Dragonfly Dress Design on Elderslie Street made the difficult decision earlier this

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Celtic captain Scott Brown coaches homeless children in the Philippines

Celtic captain Scott Brown spent time coaching local homeless children in the Phillipines as part of a charity partnership this week. The coaching sessions were part of a visit to main club sponsor, Dafabet's charity partner the Tuloy Foundation

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Bread giant gives £9000 to help care experience young people into work

BREAD bosses at Warburtons have teamed up with charity Who Cares? Scotland to lend a hand to young job seekers.The company has given £9000 for the Reaching Higher employment programme.From September, 15 care experienced young people will take part in

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Scottish Album of the Year winner in frame for spot with top stars at pop exhibition

A FRAME in the National Museum of Scotland is hanging empty. Soon it will display the winner of the Scottish Album of Year (SAY) Award 2018 set to be announced tonight at in Paisley Town Hall. The winner will be given a spot among the country

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Streets Ahead: Meet the volunteers who are putting the heart into Scotstoun

WHEN a community’s heart stops beating, it takes an exceptional bunch of people to kick-start it back to life. Meet Maria, June, Tracy, Amanda, Christian and Marie. For the last few years they - supported by many more friends and neighbours

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Whiteinch road closure tonight due to carriageway maintenance works

A Whiteinch road will be subject to closures overnight this evening while maintenance works take place. The closure will be in place on the A739 Balshagray Avenue from the A739 Crow Road to the A814 Wetbound (tunnel) off slip. Between 9.30pm

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School rated 'weak' by watchdogs has now impressed inspectors

A SCHOOL rated "weak" by government watchdogs has impressed inspectors at a follow up check. St Vincent's Primary was put under the microscope last year with its report card rating it either "weak" or "satisfactory" in four key areas. The Carnwadric

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Glasgow travel and weather: live updates

6:30pm That's all from us for this evening, hope you made it home and didn't get caught in the crazy weather.

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Man charged after car crashes into lamppost on Dalmarnock Bridge

A MAN is due to appear in court charged with road traffic offences after a car ploughed into a lamppost near Dalmarnock Bridge. The 37-year-old driver is accused of crashing into a dozen old, iron bollards on the bridge, which left them entirely

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Family of man murdered in own home told of killer’s release on anniversary of death

The family of a man who was bludgeoned to death in his own home were told of his killer’s temporary release from prison on the anniversary of his murder, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson said. She told MSPs Mike Mosey’s relatives were

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Superdrug warned of dangers to 'vulnerable' people with new botox service

The NHS has urged Superdrug to screen customers before providing Botox and fillers to protect vulnerable people. The retailer announced last month that it would offer the anti-wrinkle and skin rejuvenation treatments on the high street to those

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Hottest new Mitchell Street venue launches with ball pit bath tub and martini fountain

Revolution Mitchell Street opened its doors to the public this weekend with a launch full of cocktail, creativity and a bath tub full of plastic balls.  In the heart of Glasgow, the newest Revolution set up on Mitchell Street has raised the bar

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Confusion as West End gastropub suddenly shuts up shop

CONFUSION reigns after a gastropub in Glasgow’s West End suddenly shut up shop. The Mallard, on Great Western Road, billed itself as a “stylish bar and neighbourhood eatery” amid much anticipation after opening in January 2017. No announcement

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Police probe as boy, 13, assaulted on street in Glasgow's East End

A TEENAGE boy has been assaulted in Glasgow's east end. The 13-year-old was on Winifred Street in Robroyston when the incident occurred around 7pm on September 4.] He did not require medical treatment and the incident was reported to police

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Disney cruise liner docked in Greenock for one day only

Disney fans listen up, a cruise liner completely dedicated to the magic of Walt Disney's creations has docked in Scotland  - and it's not too far from Glasgow. The 300 metre-long Disney Magic cruise berthed in Greenock this morning but if you want

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South side schoolgirls design new Silvia the Fox mascot for Silverburn shopping centre

A SOUTH side school is celebrating after its pupils’ design was transformed into the mascot for Silverburn shopping centre. Silvia the Fox, the first ever centre mascot, is the creation of Cleeves Primary School pupils, Leah Prescott and Casey

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Rangers legend Nacho Novo takes to the open roads with full motorcycle licence

Rangers legend Nacho Novo has swapped the thrill of a stadium packed with fans for the thrill of the open road. The 38-year-old was in good spirits this week after getting his full motorcycle licence at a Glasgow training centre. The centre

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Police Scotland call on Glasgow to name city's newest and cutest recruit

POLICE Scotland are calling on Glaswegians to help name their newest recruit. The adorable pups are hard at work in Dumfries where they're receiving training for their new job. But one fluffy officer will be making his or her way to the city

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'I've been stupid': Thief caught red-handed with bag of stolen booze and blade

A THIEF was caught red-handed trying to sneak out of a supermarket with a bag of booze. Unfortunately for Bruce McCusker, 38, he was also snared with the knife he used to cut off the bottles' security tags. It was around 2pm when the accused

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Conman jailed for driving around Glasgow with a fake Romanian licence

A CONMAN has been jailed for driving around with a fake Romanian licence. Sorin Glogoveteanu, 31, attempted to pass off the bogus paperwork as the real deal when he was pulled over by police on Great Western Road, but his deceit caught up with

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Sauchiehall Street arts venue 'at risk of closing'

AN arts centre in Glasgow shut since the second fire at Glasgow School of Art is in “grave danger of closing” according to a Glasgow MSP Pauline McNeill, Labour MSP, told Nicola Sturgeon the CCA in Sauchiehall Street could shut permanently unless

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An evening with Paul Gascoigne, Celtic the Musical - and 9 other things in Glasgow this weekend

Party Like Gatsby O2 Academy, Friday The Mad Mansion Tour is an an immersive show and party, unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. Dress up in your finest attire and lose yourself into a fascinating world of roaring ‘20s madness. Tickets are

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SECOND parade past 'priest attack' church in Glasgow's East End scrapped

Another march, which was re-routed away from the east end church where a priest was allegedly attacked, has been cancelled. The Rising Star of Bridgeton Royal Black Preceptory was due to march on Saturday from Bridgeton Cross to George Square to

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THIS Love Island star to make first Glasgow appearance at freshers event

LOVE Island's most loyal babe will join the ultimate German dance sensation in Glasgow this month. Every Time We Touch songstress Cascada and star of the ITV reality series Georgia Steel will descend on our fair city to kick off the University

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Telly chef Nigella Lawson pops into top Glasgow salon for spruce ahead of celeb wedding

Nigella Lawson popped into Scots hair salon Taylor Ferguson to get her head styled ahead of a big wedding.  Nigella, who was in Glasgow for the nuptials of Scottish author Andrew O’Hagan and stage manager Lindsey Milligan, wanted to make sure she

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Hollywood superstar spotted at Bellahouston Park gig

I couldn’t believe it when I stumbled upon Cate Blanchett for my exclusive story about her being in Glasgow this week to watch Kendrick Lamar and Pharrell Williams in concert. I’d actually got the heads up about Cate being here when I was outside

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Man reported after car crashes into home in Cambuslang

A MAN has been reported after a car crashed into a home in Cambuslang.Police Scotland confirmed that the man, who age was not provided, is subject to a report to the Procurator Fiscal.We reported yesterday that a vehicle crashed into the property in Elder

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Beverley Lyons: My Royal X-change Square meeting was out of this world

X FILES Star Gillian Anderson stuck around to explore Glasgow an extra day following the wedding of her two friends.  I bumped into her Sunday on Royal Exchange Square as I was looking worse for wear after my morning spent visiting a car boot sale

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Innovative restaurant Six By Nico reveals new Italian concept

INNOVATIVE Scots restaurant chain Six by Nico has revealed its upcoming autumn menu concept. “A Taste of Sicily” will transport diners to the Mediterranean island, incorporating home flavours from some the most richly-textured culinary heritage

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More than 100 Aulds jobs lost but eight stores to stay open

MORE than 100 jobs have been lost but eight stores are to remain open after bakery Aulds put its retail business into liquidation. A total of 18 stores have been closed and 105 jobs lost since the family-owned bakery announced it was in a "unsustainable

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Ex-MSP Tommy Sheridan to host TV show for Russian 'propaganda' news channel

FORMER politician Tomy Sheridan is set to become the face of a controversial Russian news outlet. The ex socialist MSP will host an online video programme for Sputnik UK, which has previously been blasted as propaganda for the Russian government

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Pedal for Scotland: Glasgow road closures and diversions in place this weekend

Another cycling event is set to cause traffic misery for motorists and commuters this weekend. The Pedal For Scotland event will be taking place on Sunday throughout the city centre and east end. To make way for the ride, roads will be closed

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Heartbroken fiancée of tragic Liam Colgan's brother to run Glasgow 10K in his memory

THE devastated sister-in-law to be of tragic Liam Colgan is set to take on a 10k running challenge in his memory. Determined Susan Dolan was set to marry the 29-year-old's brother Eamonn before he vanished on the stag party in Hamburg, Germany

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Public opinion wanted on plans for three-way footbridge in Maryhill

Members of the public are being invited to have their say on plans to create a three-way footbridge in Maryhill. Scottish Canals have launched the consultation before a detailed planning application for the infrastructure link is submitted.

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Popular Sauchiehall Street dessert parlour announces reopening date after Glasgow School of Art fire

A POPULAR dessert parlour has announced its reopening date after the Glasgow School of Art fire. Deesserts was one of the businesses affected by the cordon on Sauchiehall Street following the fire in June. The blaze destroyed the Glasgow School

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Man, 37, taken to hospital after horror rush-hour Dalmarnock Bridge smash

A MAN has been taken to hospital after a car crash caused chaos on Dalmarnock Bridge during morning rush hour. The vehicle crashed into a dozen old, iron bollards on the bridge, leaving them completely destroyed. In the incident, a lamppost

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Ambitious plans to transform vacant land beside Celtic Park into arts and music venue

Ambitious plans have been submitted to transform vacant land next to Celtic Park into a music and events venue. The 1,000-capacity, purpose-built venue would host a range of events including live music, corporate dinners, weddings, fashion shows

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Major delays on Dalmarnock Bridge as car ‘crashes into bollards and lamppost’

Major delays are being reported in Dalmarnock after a road traffic accident. Eyewitnesses have said a car crashed into bollards and a lamppost. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service said it was alerted to the incident by Police Scotland at around

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Nitshill residents urged to ‘close all windows’ as massive fire engulfs charity building

FIRE crews have been battling an early-morning blaze in Nitshill. The incident on Nitshill Road has been ongoing since around 2.30am. Residents living closeby have been told to keep their windows closed. No-one has been injured in the incident

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Thomas Bjorn gambles with Ryder Cup wild card for Sergio Garcia

If a misfiring Sergio Garcia is the “heartbeat of the team”, according to European Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn, then we’d better hope there’s a defibrillator in the locker room.The official announcement yesterday that Bjorn had opted for Garcia, Henrik

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Past driving indiscretion comes back to haunt Castlemilk man

A PAST indiscretion has come back to haunt a Castlemilk man. Brian McWilliams, 55, was banned from driving in the 1980s. Although legally allowed to drive again, the accused failed to renew his licence and was caught behind the wheel without the

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SNP to blame for Glasgow's struggling economy, claims MSP

A GLASGOW MSP has said Sauchiehall Street is dying and has pointed the finger of blame at the SNP. Adam Tomkins, Conservative MSP, blamed the city council and Scottish Government, claiming they have failed to help firms in the famous street.

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Clydebank family distraught as council diggers 'desecrate' father's grave

A DEVASTATED family have accused council workers of ‘desecrating’ their relative’s grave after finding it buried under four feet of soil and rubble. Retired barman Thomas Harkin, 69, died in May this year, and was buried in North Dalnottar Cemetery

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Glasgow man glides the Clyde in memory of his Evening Times reading brother

A GLASGOW man has glided across the River Clyde in memory of his brother. Paul McGill was joined by brother-in-law Kenny and niece Nicola Fitzpatrick to raise more than £4,000 for Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland (SBH Scotland).Funds raised from the