A hectic day with Glasgow’s last court reporters
Thirty courtrooms, endless case loads and two dogged journalists
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The cowboys of Cowlairs
No police, no rules: North Glasgow’s teens are building secret hideouts and race tracks
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Who committed the Glasgow Green murders?
It could have been one of the 20th century’s most notorious killers. Or the truth could be even stranger
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Glasgow’s gold robbery crisis
Indians say they are being targeted by organised criminals, Pakistanis say there’s always an inside man – what’s really going on?
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Glasgow’s lost bagpipe sound: did going over the top change pipes forever?
Young pipers made the ultimate sacrifice in WW1, and some think the sound of their pipes also never came home
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There are two Gallowgates — but you can only get injera at one of them
Welcome to Little Eritrea
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Union Corner or Forsyth House: what was the building really called?
Settling the debate once and for all
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Revealed: The West End influencer with a line to Iran's exiled prince
He’s got a million followers and is at war with Iran’s ‘unofficial consulate’ in Glasgow
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Debunking Dumbarton’s doggy suicide bridge
Since the 1950s, 500 dogs have died on Overtoun Bridge. Or have they?
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The many lives (and near-death) of Scott Agnew
Forget the meth or applause — the comedian’s biggest addiction is the miraculous comeback
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Glasgow’s Gorbachev go-between
How a local academic saw through the iron curtain
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Is Glasgow’s glorious water under threat?
A fight is underway on the shores of Loch Katrine
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The people keeping Glasgow going over Christmas
A priest and a nurse, a shopkeeper and a broadcaster: talking with holiday workers
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How a policeman’s 1920s photo album became one of Glasgow’s most unique hidden archives
From petty criminals to gay men, one officer accidentally gave us unrivalled insight into the people of the city’s interwar past
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Can the Clyde become a person?
Glaswegians have rights. Maybe our river should too.
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