The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow

Rangers hold a 4-2 lead going into Thursday's Europa League second leg tie in Glasgow

Gregor Townsend's side were disappointed to lose in Wales after beating England in their Six Nations opener, but Scotland are back on home soil for Saturday's clash against leaders France

Sean Cusick from Glasgow says he, his wife and two-year-old son are are stranded in Eastern Ukraine with 'no money' for food or rent and no means of escape due to travel document issues.

The city has been twinned with Rostov-on-Don in southern Russia since 1986, but following today's invasion of the Ukraine Glasgow councillors agreed to suspend ties with the region.

The Glasgow flanker made his international debut as a replacement against Wales in Cardiff earlier this month

Robert was on the red carpet for The Batman premiere in London when he said he was gutted to have missed out on filming in Scotland for a month as he 'loves Glasgow'.

Paul Roberts stole a security pass and gained repeated access to a Scottish Government building and other sites across the city, claiming to be employed by the Ministry of Defence. The court heard he was "testing Glasgow's response to a security breach".

Graham Alexander says the Glasgow giants' goal in a 1-1 draw was "blatantly offside"

Emergency services raced to Kingsland Drive in Glasgow after a teenage girl was left injured following the incident.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar criticised a decision he said will cause "hurt" to "already heartbroken families"

The First Minister will lead a motion of solidarity with Ukraine at Holyrood this afternoon, where it is also likely to hear more calls for tougher sanctions on Russia amid the current crisis.