police powers to break up groups of two or more people help reduce crime but alienate young people, say Glasgow researchers.
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Police alienating Glasgow youngsters, say researchers
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Glasgow Subway's new smart tickets to be called Bramble
LONDON has an Oyster and very soon Glasgow will have a Bramble.
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1600 Scots jobs are safe
THOUSANDS of food production jobs, 1600 in Scotland, are to be safeguarded across the UK.
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Katherine Grainger hands out the medals in Glasgow
OLYMPIC gold medallist Katherine Grainger is used to receiving awards, but the Glasgow-born rowing champion was handing them out in her latest visit to the city.
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Former soldier tells court he was asked to set fire
A FORMER soldier told a court that he was asked to set a fire by murder accused Robert Jennings.
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Green light for new store and pitches
A SPORTS retail development has been given the green light at Braehead.
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Serious offences drop 14%
SERIOUS crime in the Strathclyde area has fallen 14% – but the total of offences reported has risen.
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Plea after knifing in city baffles police
A BRUTAL stabbing in a Glasgow street at rush hour appears to have been "motiveless".
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£500k George Square revamp due to start in weeks
HOARDINGS will be erected around Glasgow's George Square within weeks to let work start on a £500,000 revamp.
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CELTIC LEGENDS COUNTDOWN 15-11
WE'RE getting closer to revealing the top Bhoy in our Celtic Legends Countdown.
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CELTIC LEGENDS COUNTDOWN 20-16
We're now well into the second week of our Celtic Legends Countdown, and getting closer to our top picks. Here are numbers 20 to 16.
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Van Dijk could be a lucky Bhoy....
CELTIC target Virgil van Dijk has revealed how he almost died last year after doctors failed to spot a burst appendix.
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Amido Balde has to be loud and proud at Celtic
THE Celtic dressing room into which the quietly-spoken Amido Balde, and the other new arrivals expected to be acquired this summer transfer window, will enter is packed full of character – and winners.
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EXCLUSIVE: Petta backs Van Dijk to be a perfect fit for Lennon's men
Bobby Petta believes that Dutch defender Virgil van Dijk's pedigree could enable the player to settle quickly at Celtic.
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CELTIC LEGENDS COUNTDOWN 25-21
We hit the halfway mark and span eras from club's origins to modern day in latest star trek in the search for the ultimate legend
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Efe now looking for Barca boost ...
Efe Ambrose claims Celtic's Champions League victory against Barcelona can inspire Nigeria to grabbing glory in the Confederations Cup.
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Davie Hay: New Bhoy Balde talks a really good game ... now let's hope he can back it up with goals
There is an old saying that suggests you do rather than say.
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RANGERS LEGENDS COUNTDOWN 15-11
Our Rangers Legends Countdown reaches numbers 15 to 11.
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Hegarty is fighting fit ahead of pre-season
CHRIS HEGARTY admits he is progressing well on the road to recovery after going under the knife to cure a hernia problem this summer.
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Rangers signing Smith looks to repay vote of confidence
STEVIE SMITH was once regarded as a permanent fixture of Rangers' rearguard for years to come.
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Rangers told to ringfence Scott Arfield before top flight clubs get in on the act
RANGERS were today urged to move for former Scotland Under-21 starlet Scott Arfield before he is snapped up by an SPL club.
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Gers look to be Dutch masters
Rangers will play a friendly match against FC Emmen on Saturday July 20 in Holland as part of preparations for the coming season in the Second Division.
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RANGERS LEGENDS COUNTDOWN 20-16
Our Rangers Legends Countdown reaches numbers 20 to 16.
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Rangers fans' tentative backing to Friday night football
RANGERS fans today gave a tentative welcome to plans to play some of the Ibrox club's games on Friday nights.
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Kyle on move to Italians Palermo
Palermo have signed former Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty from FC Sion.
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Reader Tom Noon from Bishopbriggs found some cheerful graffiti on Kelvin Way bridge
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Opinion
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Don't be brainwashed by Tory stories
MORE than half the British public have been brainwashed into believing Tory propaganda.
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Keep the great hotel sell-out rolling on
IT is not just the stadiums that are sold out when the world's biggest names come to play in front of a Glasgow crowd.
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Scotland is outperforming the rest of the UK on both employment and unemployment
OVER the past few years, we have become used to bad news about the economy.
