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This charity says it can solve the city’s homelessness crisis. The council says it’s making it worse.
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Glasgow’s flag wars go global
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Plus, the well hidden beneath Glasgow Cathedral for centuries
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The story of Glasgow’s murder mile in eight unsolved cases
The Gorbals has the most unsolved homicides in Scotland. Why?
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A writer’s edition from Robbie, including media picks and the best of Glasgow’s whisky, coffee and cocktails
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Are the Easdales spinning their way out of a bus fire crisis?
Plus: jobby geysers, Sauchiehall takes a Brillo bashing and Glasgow Style revisited
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The motorway drove two friends apart. Half a century on, they reunited
Long lost pals, the M8’s destructive path and a drunken punch up
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Your favourite library is sinking
Rooms closed, basements flooded, is the Mitchell being run into the ground?
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What’s going on at the Victoria Infirmary development?
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Has Glasgow snuffed out problem fireworks?
A dispatch from the city's first firework control zones
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Who owns the ‘cruel’ care home?
Plus, another BBC Scotland casualty, community sauna opening and RIP Elspeth King
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The men who raised the flags
Nigel Farage says this summer’s movement was led by ‘ordinary people’ expressing their patriotism. That’s not what we found
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The last days of Thomas Hays Pet and Aquarium Corner
Tragic tales from the closure of a 140-year-old pet shop
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