Council considering temporary halt on marches to give Glasgow ‘breathing space’
Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has backed a possible moratorium on loyalist and republican marches in Scotland’s largest city.
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Policing bill for climate change talks could be ‘many tens of millions’
The policing bill for a major climate change summit to be held in Glasgow next year could amount to “many tens of millions of pounds”, Police Scotland has warned.
First Minister backs council decision to ban marches in Glasgow
Nicola Sturgeon has backed a decision by Glasgow City Council to ban six marches by loyalist and republican groups that were due to take place this weekend.
Deep-cleaning firm liquidated with loss of 104 jobs
More than 100 staff at a deep-cleaning firm will lose their jobs after the company went into liquidation.
UK to host key UN climate talks in 2020
The UK will host key United Nations climate talks in Glasgow in late 2020, the Government has said.
Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer to play Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park next summer
Three huge names from the world of music will play Glasgow's Bellahouston Park in one big show next summer.
Alesha MacPhail’s killer has prison sentence reduced
The prison sentence for the teenager who abducted, raped and murdered Alesha MacPhail has been reduced by three years.
Glasgow MSP calls for reduction in ‘sectarian’ marches
A Glasgow MSP has suggested limiting the number of “sectarian” marches after weekends of violence in the city.
John Barrowman to bring Christmas singing spectacular to Glasgow’s SEC
John Barrowman has announced a new Christmas tour with a stop in Glasgow.
PM hiding information about no-deal Brexit damage, says Gordon Brown
Former prime minister Gordon Brown has accused Boris Johnson of “hiding the information from the country” about the “devastating” impact of a no-deal Brexit.
Gordon Brown says no-deal will be ‘devastating’ for food and medicine supplies
Parliament should be debating the “devastating” consequences of a no-deal Brexit that could put lives at risk, instead of being suspended, former prime minister Gordon Brown has said.