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Tributes paid following death of West End restaurant owner
TRIBUTES have been paid to the owner of two West End restaurants following his death. Hadi Seyed Tabatabaeyan, who was the owner of Meze Meze and Usta on Argyle Street, passed away "peacefully" at home on Tuesday, June 11 the restaurants announced
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Girl, 9, who had brain surgery three times takes part in 5k to raise vital funds
AN inspirational nine-year-old who had brain surgery three time has taken part in a 5k to raise money for cancer research. Kara McInally was chosen as the VIP starter to sound the horn at Cancer Research UK's Race for Life Pretty Muddy kids event
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Investigation launched after Audi A3 set on fire
AN investigation has been launched after an Audi A3 was deliberately set on fire on Clydebank. The vehicle was set alight on Queen Mary Crescent at around 2.10am on Saturday, June 15. Emergency services attended and the blaze was extinguished
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Bike track unveiled for children with additional support needs
A NEW bike track has been unveiled for children with additional support needs in the Southside. Action for Children's Stoneside Family Support service, on Stoneside Drive, has launched the securely enclosed bike track after a year of hard work
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Urgent appeal to trace man last seen at hospital
AN URGENT appeal has been launched to trace a missing man who was last seen at a hospital. Sean Caldwell was last seen at Crosshouse Hospital on Kilmarnock Road, Kilmarnock, at around 2.45pm on Friday, June 14. The 30-year-old of known to
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Yellow weather warning issued for thunderstorms in Glasgow
A YELLOW weather warning has been issued for thunderstorms and heavy rain in Glasgow. The Met Office has advised the weather may bring some disruption to travel and outdoor activities from 11am today (June 15). The warning is in place until
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More than half of A&E units forced to treat patients in corridors, study finds
Overcrowding in Scotland’s emergency departments has led to more than half treating patients in hospital corridors, research has found. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) analysed data to capture a “snapshot” of an average Monday night
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Dentist issues warning over 'lesser known' ingredients in sugar-free drinks
A dentist has issued a warning to anyone who likes sugar-free drinks over their 'lesser-known' ingredients. High acid content in sugar-free drinks can cause irreversible tooth decay, according to Dr Deepak Aulak. Most people might be aware
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Can I be fined for not recycling? Legalities around recycling bins to consider
There are rules around what can and can't be recycled in the UK, but can you be fined if you don't put the right items in the correct bin? From general and garden waste bins to recycling and food bins, it can sometimes be hard to keep track of
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I tried this 80p homemade weed killer safe for pets but did it get rid for good?
I can’t lie, this year I have really let my garden grow wild, as all being well I was planning to move house in summer (which is finally only weeks away). This is very unlike me because I see my garden as another room of my house and I would probably
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Are you a smarty pants? Take this pub quiz to find out
The weekend is here which can only mean one thing, it's time for the weekly pub quiz. Perfect if you're taking a trip to the pub this weekend, this quiz will let you brush up on some of that unusual but essential knowledge for the occasion.
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Must speed cameras be visible? Here are another 5 speed camera myths busted
Speed cameras are effective measures to ensure road safety, but a lot of people seem to get confused about them. From the '10% rule' to the distance they can catch you, there are a lot of myths surrounding them. The UK government has been running
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UK passport named one of the worst in Europe for value for money
UK passports have been ranked as one of the worst in Europe when it comes to value for money. Our passports have gone head-to-head with other countries, and following a 7 per cent price increase in April it has lost value for money, new research
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'Brilliant' Glasgow steakhouses to take your dad on Father's Day
Father's Day is finally here but finding the perfect gift can be challenging, making it difficult to show him your appreciation. While there are many ways to say thank you, a meal out can do the trick with steakhouses being among the most popular
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'I can't': Driver refused drug test after cops 'smelled cannabis'
A driver refused to give a blood sample for drug testing after police "smelled cannabis" in his car. Aaron McNair, 27, was spotted by officers driving a black Seat on the M77 just after 9pm on January 27, 2024. Cops signalled for him to stop
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Patrick Harvie: ‘UK Government has shown a total disregard to Palestinian suffering’
Today, thousands of people will take to the streets of Glasgow, united by a call for an end to Israel’s brutal bombardment of Gaza. It won’t just be a condemnation of eight months of destruction, but also of the UK government’s role in perpetuating
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Thug jailed after shopkeeper had knife put to throat in armed robbery
A THUG involved in an armed robbery where a shopkeeper had a knife put to his throat has been jailed for 32 months. Brian Watt, 33, and an accomplice pounced on Connor Gallacher at Scotmid in Glasgow's Budhill on March 31, 2024. The other individual
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'Fenian b*****ds': Man kicked off at cops taking him to hospital
A man kicked off at the officers transporting him to hospital. Police were called to Bridge Street around 9pm on April 3, 2022, after an assault took place. The victim, David Martin, accepted cops' help to take him to the hospital. However
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My 'nightmare' experience at Glasgow hotel riddled with mice and filth
A rough sleeper thought getting off the streets and into a Glasgow homeless hotel would finally give him a break, but he was wrong. Alex McGinty stayed in the Rennie Mackintosh Hotel on Union Street for three weeks while struggling with homelessness
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The Maccabees brothers form new band - and they can't wait to bring sound to Glasgow
The brothers of British indie stars, The Maccabees, have launched a new band – and they can’t wait to bring their sound to Glasgow later this year. 86TVs, which is Maccabees alumni Hugo and Felix White, their brother Will White, and drummer Jamie
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Mount Vernon woman's remarkable journey in conquering type 2 diabetes
A Mount Vernon woman who was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes in 2023 has managed to get back to pre-diabetes level. Isabel Scott, 76, was determined that she didn't want to take medication for her Type 2 Diabetes (T2D). Instead, she controls
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Teen knocked man to the ground and kicked him in Glasgow
A teenager who knocked someone to the ground and kicked him has been told doing unpaid work as punishment will be easier than being a father. Reilly Gower appeared in court last week after he breached a previous attempt to give him an alternative