The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

Glasgow International Comedy Festival will be returning for 2023 under a new director with the showcase celebrating two decades of the event that brings world-class comedy to the city.

Thomas Smart left his home with his wife and her two children as winds reached 150mph. Along with flooding and high winds, the couple were horrified to see alligators in driveways and sharks swimming in water in the streets of their Cape Coral neighbourhood.

Only a handful of rail services are expected to run on key routes in Scotland for part of the day, with some areas of the country having no services all day.

Protests to take place from Plymouth to Glasgow as energy price cap is lifted

Disgruntled ticketholders say they've reached out numerous times but heard nothing back, despite the promise of a refund for summer events thrown into chaos at the brand new venue.

The RMT Union is holding a 24 hour strike for the entirety of today, with a second strike to take place next Saturday (October 8) in an ongoing pay dispute with Network Rail.

Activists targeted the St Vincent Street building on Friday just hours before a separate peaceful demonstration by campaigners and trade unionists.

Scotland on Tour, an exciting initiative to help the music industry bounce back from Covid will see Glasgow band Samson Sounds play Ayr venue Printhouse.

The Stockingfield Bridge was due to open in the autumn following a two-year closure for construction but the date has now been pushed back due to issues with supplies.