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Sunday 21 March 2010
The English property developer who made £33million takeover bid for Rangers today refused to comment on reports his offer is on the brink of collapse.
The mother of a Scots teenager who died after taking the legal party drug meow, meow has called for the substance to be banned.
First Minister Alex Salmond has “promised” to deliver Glasgow’s long-awaited trams-on-wheels project by 2014.
Tony Mowbray today revealed he has all but given up hope of being able to keep Robbie Keane at Celtic beyond this season.
Land redevelopment, local authority blueprints, planning permission, property dealers, Tesco versus Asda.
Celtic have the opportunity to cut Rangers’ lead in the SPL title race almost in half over the next five days if they beat St Johnstone tomorrow and St Mirren on Wednesday.
A new £18 million health and social work centre in Renfrew will open its doors for the first time on Monday.
They have supported Blondie and the B52s, received praise from Madonna and even have album sleeve notes penned by Ian Rankin, so it’s no wonder A Band Called Quinn is set to bring some sunshine to the Pearce Institute in Govan tomorrow night.
You’ll need to get a move on if you want to enter this year’s women’s 10k race AND save yourself some cash in the process.
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Courteeners front man Liam Fray has revealed the minute the Mancunian rockers knew they’d made it – when they played the King Tut’s tent at T in The Park last year.
Don’t we love a laugh.
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