The Latest Breaking News from Susan Aitken

The report, by University of Glasgow historian Dr Stephen Mullen, linked 62 street names and eight statues to the slave trade.

Council leader Susan Aitken received unanimous support for her apology calls and a slavery legacy working group will consider how Glasgow should permanently acknowledge the city’s role and memorialise victims.

'Glasgow, Slavery and Atlantic Commerce: An Audit of Historic Connections and Modern Legacies' has found a number of shocking revelations about Glasgow's links to slave trades which council leader Susan Aitken says the city 'must apologise' for.

Workers have suspended actions planned for Tuesday and Wednesday following assurances from council leader Susan Aitken that the 2019 deal will be maintained for negotiations over interim payments.

The matter was withdrawn at a council meeting as a statutory rule was not followed

The cost warning comes as female workers blasted council leader Susan Aitken over a long-running row that will lead to strike action next week.

A councillor fumes that the tobacco ban move implies the poor can't be trusted to spend the money without restrictions

The city has been twinned with Rostov-on-Don in southern Russia since 1986, but following today's invasion of the Ukraine Glasgow councillors agreed to suspend ties with the region.

Council leader Susan Aitken said the money, applied for by the Scotsman Group, previously G1 Group, could be a 'gamechanger' for Castlemilk after residents have been campaigning for a supermarket 'for decades'.

Council leader Susan Aitken criticised Labour during the city's budget debate, but opposition councillors said the SNP had supported the current unfair pay system.

Councillors have agreed to talks with the head tenants, Landsec, over a £825m investment in the city centre, which would include a new mixed-use quarter, with shops, offices, homes and leisure venues.