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Murdered schoolboy's mum hits out at police as we revealed...
Murdered schoolboy's mum hits out at police as we revealed son's death is one of over 500 unresolved killings A SUNDAY MAIL investigation last week revealed the number of killings, in the Strathclyde Police area, for which no one has been convicted is more than 500, dating back to 1942.
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Mortuary worker accused of removing identification tags from body in an attempt to smear colleagues
SHARON Conway is claiming unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal and says other bodies were wrongly tagged in the past.
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John Niven: New Documentary Skint exposes the lengths British...
JOHN hits out at the Coalition Government and its cut backs as thousands of families across the Britain try to survive on the most meagre of state handouts.
Isle of Iona may be ancient burial site
An archaeological survey on the famous Scots isle of Iona -- where St Columba landed 1450 years ago to spread Christianity in Scotland -- has shown signs of ancient burials.
Jo Swinson: new voice in the old system
The ageing denizens of Westminster are choking on the causes Jo Swinson champions, from the fight against airbrushing to parents sharing maternity leave.
Joseph Townsley, 62, is accused of killing Frank Baxter, 23, in Newmains, Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, on May 8 last year.
Four Senses - Plus One of Adventure
On September 1, 2012, Scottish school teacher Gerry Hughes set out from the Firth of Clyde in Scotland in his Bruce Farr-designed Beneteau 42s7, Quest III .
Fears over death rates at flagship Scots heart hospital
The Golden Jubilee National Hospital in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, is shown to have higher than expected mortality rates in an audit.
Ken Loach's 'Angels' Share' a gem
It comes as no surprise to read on imdb.com that British director Ken Loach has said the movie that inspired him most to become a filmmaker was Vittorio De Sica's heartbreaking "Bicycle Thieves." Set in post-World War II Rome, De Sica's 1948 Italian neorealist classic involves an Everyman, unemployed for years, who finally gets a job, but it ... (more)
Construction underway for second phase of Gallagher Shopping Park in Port Glasgow
Construction work is underway for the second phase of the Gallagher Shopping Park in Port Glasgow, which is designed to provide a unique shopping experience to the shoppers.
Motherwell legend goes down memory lane
The former left-back looked back on his 16 years at Fir Park to make a memory book as part of the 'Remember Well' football memories project.
Man on lorry death murder charge
A man is to stand trial charged with murdering a young father by running him down with a lorry in North Lanarkshire.
Scot whose son was killed by illegal gun calls for global treaty on arms to be signed
A father whose toddler son was killed by a gunman with an illegal weapon has called on governments to "finish the job" by signing and ratifying the first global treaty to regulate the international arms trade.
Green light for new Co-op store in Lenzie
A NEW Co-operative store is set to open later this year on the site of a former petrol station in Lenzie after plans were approved.
Scout leader from Kirkintilloch pleads guilty to string of abuse charges
A former council worker and scout leader is facing jail after pleading guilty to a series of child abuse charges.
City's 10m to truck waste to private dump
The city which has just been ordered to close its own dump in Cathkin, South Lanarkshire has signed a 2 million annual contract with the Greengairs tip, one of Scotland's biggest, near Airdrie.
MP Jacob Rees-Mogg calls for further cuts to income tax rate
In April individuals who have taxable income over A 150,000 saw the Income Tax rate cut from 50% to 45%. Now Mr Rees-Mogg hopes there could be a chance to cut that rate even further.
More East Dunbartonshire council housing set for completion in 2014
Two much-needed new council house developments are on track to deliver a total of 26 new affordable properties by next year.
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Trading standards advice over government energy scheme
TRADING standards officials in East Renfrewshire have issued a warning about potential scams operating in England thanks to a new government initiative.
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East Renfrewshire council is giving its website a makeover and it is looking for input from local people to give an indicator what changes are needed.