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Monday 22 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.
Glasgow’s property market has been boosted with the sale of 21 houses for £1million or more within the past year.
The chief executive of Glasgow City Council has broken his silence on the controversial departure of Steven Purcell, insisting that city improvements in recent years were not due only to the former leader.
Television’s new Doctor Who says the latest series will offer “madness, tenderness and recklessness with adventure and risk”.
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