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iOS and Android.35.0 Shetland Islands 58.0 Orkney Islands 86.7 Moray 101.9 Na h-Eileanan Siar 114.3 Aberdeenshire 115.7 Aberdeen City 123.5 Angus 138.9 Perth & Kinross 139.2 Stirling 141.4 Highland 155.2 Dundee City 162.1 Midlothian 166.9 Falkirk 167.5 Scottish Borders 171.2 South Ayrshire 190.3 City of Edinburgh 201.5 Fife 201.8 West Lothian 203.1 East Ayrshire 203.4 Glasgow City 216.5 East Renfrewshire 216.8 Renfrewshire 221.6 East Dunbartonshire 222.4 Argyll & Bute 238.8 Inverclyde 242.2 South Lanarkshire 242.8 East Lothian 249.6 Clackmannanshire 258.1 West Dunbartonshire 261.8 North Lanarkshire 274.9 North Ayrshire 311.6 Dumfries & Galloway There are 15 Covid patients in Ayrshire hospitals – down two from yesterday – while fewer than

Glasgow as police block the road. A fire broke out at a commercial business on Bath Street in the city centre around 4.20am this morning.

Transport (SPT) chief executive Gordon Maclennan had a VW Passat in his staff car park and another at his holiday home – both with the same SF02 ORB registration. Last week we photographed the £153,000-a-year public sector director, 69, driving a cloned silver Passat at his retreat on the Isle of Lewis.

Ayrshire's remaining two local authorities, South Ayrshire's rate is 129.3 and East Ayrshire's is 146.4.Of the new cases reported in the region in the last 24 hours, 27 were in North Ayrshire, 14 in South Ayrshire and 13 in East Ayrshire.35.7 Orkney Islands 56.6 Na h-Eileanan Siar 61.2 Shetland Islands 82.9 Angus 83.6 Moray 83.8 Clackmannanshire 94.8 Perth & Kinross 105.9 Falkirk 108.9 Argyll & Bute 112.4 Aberdeenshire 120.1 Aberdeen City 124.3 Dundee City 127.8 East Dunbartonshire 129.3 South Ayrshire 132.9 Stirling 134.2 Highland 137.7 Renfrewshire 139.7 Scottish Borders 142.6 East Renfrewshire 146.4 East Ayrshire 146.5 City of Edinburgh 146.6 Inverclyde 147.4 Glasgow City 161.6 West Lothian 165.2 Dumfries & Galloway 177.2 Fife 175.0 Midl

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.A total of 1,253 deaths were registered in ailing West Dunbartonshire last year –the second highest figure by council area in Scotland.It comes as national figures show the highest number of excess deaths since wartime, due to the coronavirus pandemic.But the West Dunbartonshire figure marks the third highest death rate by council in Scotland on crude data – at 14.1 per 100,000 population.However, that number increases to 14.7 when data is standardised taking into account factors such as the age and sex of the population – making it the second highest number of deaths by local authority area in Scotland – behind only sprawling Glasgow City on 15.3

Glasgow city centre.The shocking clip shows a number of people pour out onto Duke Street, which runs through the Dennistoun area in the city's east end, on Saturday evening.Several of those involved were filmed pushing and punching one another while bottles are seen being thrown.One woman is then seen walking towards a man brandishing what appears to be a wooden stick-type weapon.A traffic cone is then thrown which strikes her in the head.Oncoming traffic, including a bus, was stopped in its tracks as the altercation broke out.

iOS - Android Alexander was a star performer for the champions and she conceded just 16 goals across 21 league fixtures.City, the pioneers of women’s football in Scotland, faced strong competition from both Old Firm sides this season after they invested heavily.However, City proved too strong and took the crown by three points from Celtic, who play their home games at K-Park in East Kilbride.Alexander was pleased with how the season ended but she modestly declared that she was just doing her job.“It is my job first and foremost, I need to stop things coming through.“We haven’t conceded too many goals in the last part of the season.“The girls in front have done a huge job but I am the last line of defence and have to do my job.“Overall, I’m

iOS - Android In the same week, NHS Lanarkshire hit the 50 per cent mark for adults who are now fully vaccinated against coronavirus - while the number of people to have received their first dose in the region also topped 400,000.Last week was the fifth consecutive week in which Covid-19 cases have increased after falling to their lowest level for eight months at the end of April.However, the rate of increase fell from 86 per cent two weeks ago to just three per cent last week.Case numbers in Lanarkshire are still down by 76 per cent since the new year peak in the week beginning January 4, when 2353 were confirmed.The rate of cases in Lanarkshire is also around half that of neighbouring Glasgow City, which has one of the highest rate in the

Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Police are appealing for help to find a teenager reported missing from Johnstone.Gary Smith was last seen in the Floors Street area around 12.15pm yesterday and is believed to have travelled to the Glasgow city centre area by train.The 15 year old is described as around 5 ft 4, with black hair.He was last seen wearing a black North Face jacket, black tracksuit bottoms and black/grey trainers.Sergeant Callum MacTaggart said: “We are becoming increasingly concerned for Gary’s welfare and want to ensure he is safe and well.“He is known to frequent the Glasgow city centre, Paisley and Clydebank areas.

iOS - Android Last week was the third consecutive week in which COVID-19 cases have increased after falling to their lowest level for eight months at the end of April.Case numbers in Lanarkshire are still down by 88 per cent since the New Year peak in the week beginning January 4, when 2353 were confirmed.The rate of cases in Lanarkshire is also around 70 per cent lower than neighbouring Glasgow City, which has one of the highest rates in the country.Deaths from coronavirus also remain at their lowest levels since last summer, with the last recorded in Lanarkshire on April 27 - 28 days ago.In total, 41,951 people have tested positive for coronavirus in Lanarkshire and 1321 people have sadly died from the virus.Lanarkshire has been the worst

CCTV pictures of a man they want to speak to after a serious assault in George Square amid chaos from the Rangers title celebrations. Some 15,000 are thought to have taken to Glasgow city centre after the Light Blues officially won the league on the last game of the season on Saturday, May 15.

Scottish Cup Final – with his missus. The Hibs winger is targeting a second winners’ medal at Hampden after being an unused sub in the heroic 2016 Hampden victory over Rangers that ended the club’s 114-year wait for the silverware.

Glasgow city centre on Saturday.He told Radio Clyde: "To be treated like that, in the middle of a global pandemic, when we're frontline workers, to have to stand and endure that level of abuse, to witness the police having bottles thrown at them, for at least four hours solid."There are just no words you can use for it."Darren added that another, newer colleague of his was due to return for a shift on Sunday but was too distressed by what had happened the day before.Rangers fans gathered at George Square to celebrate the 55th title and first premier league win in a decade.However, Police Scotland were soon forced to 'user powers' to disperse crowds after disorder erupted and led to over 20 arrests.Three police officers were also injured

iOS - Android As a result, there were 278 positive tests in the region last week, which is an increase of 93 - 50.3 per cent - on the previous week.Last week was the second consecutive week in which Covid-19 cases have increased after falling to their lowest level for eight months at the end of April.Case numbers in Lanarkshire are still down by 88 per cent since the new year peak in the week beginning January 4, when 2353 were confirmed.The rate of cases in Lanarkshire is also around 60 per cent lower than neighbouring Glasgow City which has the highest rate in the country and forced the Scottish Government to postpone the planned easing of restrictions in the city by at least a week.Deaths from coronavirus also remain at their lowest

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NHS worker Lybi Halliday has been found following a frantic police search.

NHS worker Lybi Halliday has been found following a frantic police search. The 21-year-old, from Hamilton, had vanished after a night out in Glasgow city centre on Friday, April 30 at around 11.30pm.

Police are desperately trying to trace a 21-year-old woman reported missing in Scotland after she failed to come home from a night out.

Police have launched a desperate search for a missing 21-year-old woman after she failed to come home following a night out. Lybi Halliday was last seen in Glasgow city centre at around 11.30pm on Friday evening before she was reported as missing the following morning.

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