The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

Irish food reviewers TodyWeAreMaking flew all the way over to review Shawarma King after learning it had taken the title of 'Best Kebab in Scotland' not once but twice.

Heather Bryson was nominated for a Place on the Plane by mum Deborah for her volunteer work which has seen her lead online workouts in over 160 care homes around the world.

The 37-year-old will be the youngest ever first minister and the first person from an ethnic minority background to hold the role.

The Red Cross has been working with Glasgow's health and social care partnership to support people in food poverty during winter.

The Glasgow Pollok MSP and Health Secretary was elected to replace Nicola Sturgeon at the second round with 52 per cent of the vote.

Sentence was handed down at the High Court in Glasgow.

The iconic market hosted a traditional Hong Kong-style street market at the weekend and it was a massive success with the organisers delighted with the popularity of the food in particular.

Pick Everard has 15 offices, including Leicester, London, Birmingham, Cardiff, Bristol, Manchester, Glasgow and Nottingham

Glasgow Pollok MSP Humza Yousaf will be the sixth First Minister of Scotland after being elected the new SNP leader following a leadership election race.

Yet again, Glasgow's outdoor drinking ban has been a hot topic in the past week - but why was it implemented in the first place, and how come Edinburgh doesn't have the same law? We take a closer look.

Many people across the UK have been protesting in 2023. Teachers on strike over pay and working conditions marched through London with placards and listened to speeches on March 15. Protests against the government’s illegal migration bill took place in Glasgow, London and Cardiff.