The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

Visible to motorists passing over the Kingston Bridge for decades, the iconic tower of Bilslands' Bakery is sorely missed from the city skyline. We take a look back at the history of the famous Glasgow firm.

Fuming fans took to Twitter after failing to secure tickets for the comic's two Scottish appearances.

Peter Kay fans have been left disappointed after tickets for his two Glasgow tour dates sold out within minutes with over a hundred thousand queuing to get their hands on some.

The #LightTheWay campaign will be holding its second annual event highlighting the 'lack of safe and well-lit walking routes' and has called on the council to take action on the issue.

The 27th session of the UN conference of parties on climate change mitigation in the Egyptian seaside city of Sharm-el-Sheikh intersects a time when the high table of global diplomacy grapples with the Ukraine war and the energy supply constraints in its wake. Even if it chastens the ambitious tone…

A number of sexual crimes have taken place inside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in recent years including the sexual assault of a child and rape of a woman.

Councillor Jacqueline McLaren is desperate to find out if any photographs exist of her maternal grandfather Private Allan Hannah McIlvennie who served with the Cameron Highlanders during the First World War.

Stephen McDonald, 62, told how the thick, brown sludge poured out of the toilet, sink and bath of his Glasgow home for more than an hour on Wednesday night.

An activist associated with the far-right Highland Division group was sent packing by a local after trying to put up posters around the southside of the city.

Conde Nast Traveller has been singing the praises of our fair wee city and picked out the pubs and bars tourists and locals alike should be checking out.

Barry McAuley, 40, and Martin Stewart, 34, were found not guilty of killing a new mum by supplying her with high-purity cocaine on her first night out since giving birth.