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I don’t blame my political opponents for my attack, Reform candidate says

Thomas Kerr said he was ‘very shaken up’ after the alleged assault and called for his opponents to ‘tone it down’.

Evening Standard

Douglas Alexander may be ‘reshuffled out of existence’ after election – Swinney

The First Minister hit out during a campaign stop in Glasgow on Saturday.

Evening Standard

Reform candidate ‘attacked’ while campaigning in Glasgow

Reform UK Scotland blamed the rhetoric of other parties for the incident

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£25,000 reward offered to find stolen historic Glasgow artefact

The Lipton Cup, reportedly worth nearly £500,000, was stolen from the Riverside Museum last year.

Evening Standard

Aussie gymnasts chasing golden redemption in Glasgow

Both haunted by their separate 2022 campaigns, Australian gymnasts Jesse Moore and Kate McDonald are hungry for redemption at this year's Commonwealth Games.

AAP

Nothing to prove for gymnast Godwin in Glasgow comeback

After being stuck on a ''roller-coaster ride'' she had no control of, Aussie gymnast Georgia Godwin is eyeing a fairytale comeback at the Commonwealth Games.

AAP

Mother convicted of baby’s murder after blaming another child

A Glasgow judge found Nicole Blain guilty of killing her infant daughter, Thea June Wilson, in Greenock. Evidence presented at trial showed the child suffered severe head injuries, including three skull fractures, consistent with forceful shaking and collision. Blain attempted to blame another child but her defense was contradicted by…

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Arm all police with Tasers as Glasgow has become lawless under SNP – Reform

Party candidate and Glasgow councillor Thomas Kerr said ‘mass illegal migration is pushing Glasgow to breaking point and anarchy’.

Evening Standard

How immigration is playing a role in the Scottish election, even though policy is set in Westminster

No single issue has dominated the agenda ahead of the Scottish parliament election in May. But immigration, despite being a matter not devolved to Holyrood, has been part of campaigns. This is because some parties use it to feed wider anxieties about housing, jobs, public services and identity.

The Conversation

World Cup and Commonwealth Games fans face potential travel chaos as airport workers consider strike action

Workers at Glasgow Airport are being balloted for strike action

The Independent UK

Union warns of summer strike action risk as workers balloted over pay

Workers at Glasgow Airport are being balloted.

Evening Standard

Changes to whale feeding ground may raise risk of mass strandings – study

Scientists at the University of Glasgow have shed light on one of Scotland’s biggest mass stranding events.

Evening Standard

New boxing era as Australia names Glasgow debutants

Part of the next wave of Australia's boxing talent, Emma-Sue Greentree headlines a team of Commonwealth Games debutants to fight for gold in Glasgow.

AAP

Swinney to outline 100-day plan for SNP government if re-elected

The First Minister is due to speak on Monday in Glasgow.

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Zack Polanski would back independence as Scotland ‘screwed over’ by Westminster

The leader of the Green Party of England and Wales was campaigning in Scotland ahead of next month’s Holyrood election.

The Conversation

Joan Eardley: ‘she would set up her canvas on the shore and paint in the lashing wind and rain like a woman possessed’

Joan Eardley was one of the most unique and celebrated artists of her generation, but the international acclaim and recognition that her work deserves eluded her. Her paintings are not only foundational in Scotland’s cultural history, but continue to influence its creative landscape, particularly with those concerning dialogue around community…

Evening Standard

Lorraine Kelly tells of anxiety and ‘dark time’ after birth of daughter

The Glasgow-born broadcaster reflected on ‘just worrying about existing’ while on maternity leave.

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Reform are ‘unedifying people’ and I hope they get ‘hammered’ at polls – Sarwar

The Scottish Labour leader was speaking during a Holyrood election campaign visit to Glasgow on Tuesday.

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The Independent UK

Mint review – Loyle Carner stars in a gorgeous, lyrical Romeo and Juliet retelling

4/5 Between the violence and brooding machismo, there is unmitigated joy in Charlotte Regan’s beguiling, Glasgow-set tale of star-crossed lovers

The Guardian - UK

Standup and author Susan Calman: ‘Comedy is an industry full of weirdos – I found my people’

The comedian and writer on overcoming depression, working on death row, and learning to say no

The Guardian - UK

How Reform is exposing the reality of Scotland’s views on immigration and identity

Once a progressive outlier, Scotland is facing a political reckoning as Reform benefits from growing social division

The Independent UK

‘You can’t be what you can’t see’: The female pilots flying the flag for women in aviation

It’s been over 50 years since Britain’s first female jet airline pilot, Yvonne Pope Sintes, took off from Leeds for Glasgow – so why are just 5.8 per cent of UK captains women in 2026?

Evening Standard

Video shows pro-Palestine activists vandalising Glasgow insurance office

The activists sprayed slogans and smashed windows at the Sentinel building on the city’s Waterloo Street.

Evening Standard

Swinney to launch SNP manifesto with plan to make ‘NHS fit for the future’

In a speech in Glasgow, the First Minister will pitch himself as a leader with ‘experienced and trusted leadership’.

The Independent UK

How to plan an accessible city break to Glasgow – Scotland’s refreshingly inclusive capital of culture

Scotland’s biggest city lives and breathes art and music – and it’s one of the UK’s most accessible destinations for disabled travellers. Carrie-Ann Lightly explains how to plan the perfect break

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