The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

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.

The festive events programmes will include workshops for wreath making, calligraphy and festive grazing boards and are the ideal day to get ready for Christmas.

US president Joe Biden has announced new oil and gas industry regulations, which his administration claims will plunge emissions of the greenhouse gas methane 87% below 2005 levels. This is part of an update to the Global Methane Pledge, a US-EU initiative announced at COP26, last year’s UN climate summit…

Councillors will make final decision on name at a council meeting next week.

A new "ultra-modern" hotel has opened on the site of an "iconic" Grade-A listed building on the banks of the River Clyde, and offers a "striking" juxtaposition of old and new

A man has been charged with a road traffic offence after a woman was allegedly struck by a bus in Glasgow city centre. The 59-year-old was left seriously injured as a result of the incident.

The top three areas with the lowest life expectancy for women are in Scotland as a new study has found that men and women aged 40 in Glasgow City has the shortest life expectancy in comparison to the other local authorities in the UK.

Replacement shuttle buses will be running this weekend as the underground services undergoes further modernisation works, with more closures expected in the coming months.