Physics teacher Julie is a karate world champion
Julie McGavigan took gold in the World Karate Championships in Denmark.
Boy George is back in Glasgow
I certainly don't make a habit of doing it to luminaries of 1980s pop, but this time I do.
Why snapping my ankle was a lucky break
The 61-year-old received the injury in a fall two years ago, but it was only after receiving treatment that tests revealed she had osteoporosis, a disease that causes painful, debilitating and sometimes fatal fractures.
Plea to owner of tragic dog
The Scottish SPCA is now appealing for information after the animal was found in South Lanarkshire suffering and in pain.
140 jobs lost as Paisley factory is axed
Workers were given the grim news at a meeting at the BASF chemical factory in Hawkhead Road.
Girl mauled by dogs suffers flashbacks
Broagan McCuaig was playing with friends in Gartloch Road, Garthamlock, at about 5.10pm on Friday when she was attacked by two American bulldogs.
Still Game for a dance date
The Kennedy Cupcakes are helping make sure Sanjeev knows his jitterbug from his Lindy hop ahead of The Childline Swing and Jive Ball.
2014 Games tickets going fast
But with a second round of sales opening yesterday, Glasgow 2014 tickets are expected to go fast.
Garden plan for the site of high-rise flats
The imposing Belville Street towerblocks in Greenock were demolished earlier this year.
Statues stand up to jokes
Covered from head to foot in bodypaint, Michael McTaggart, along with Beatson Institute colleague Jacqui Claire, did their best to remain frozen to raise money for Stand Up To Cancer.
