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Seven candidates are fighting for three seats in Baillieston

The spraypainted mural, by Kilwinning graffiti artist Tragic O'Hara, has appeared on a wall outside SWG3 in the west end of the city.

The famous paddle steamer and Glasgow icon is preparing for its 2022 sailings. Here's where it will be heading doon the watter and when it's due to sail this summer.

THE SNP has slammed Glasgow Labour leader Malcolm Cunning for his “weak” apology over his party’s role in the long-running equal pay scandal.

The Met Office has said that for much of the UK the next week will be a mixture of sunny spells, rain showers and heavy cloud cover - and for Scotland, it's the same mixed bag during the May bank holiday weekend.

The price of rent and rotting food waste left in uncollected bins are also concerns of election hopefuls ahead of the vote on May 5.

A search by Glasgow Live has uncovered cheap return flights to Spain that cost just half as much as what holidaymakers would fork out to park at the airport before they head off.

There are plans in place to change the layout of 28 local streets, while new councillors will also have to tackle concerns over traffic problems and a lack of local housing.

The 75-year-old gave Nicola Seery £20 from a envelope of cash at a supermarket check-out. Seery then marched the OAP back to her home before swiping a large amount of money while the lady went to the bathroom.

The aircraft cruised over the area at an altitude of 22,000ft with a speed of 348mph this afternoon.