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Leeds chief executive Angus Kinnear will take his time to secure the right players as they consider a £10m bid for Rangers star Ryan Kent. The Ibrox men have no intention of accepting a deal in that price range and the player is understood to be keen to stay in Glasgow, a city where he has finally settled after a raft of loan moves.

glass bottle at a New Year’s party after she rejected him has been jailed for 14 months.Spurned Atif Attalmanan, 34, struck Leanne Wylie, 33, on the forehead outside a Glasgow city centre community hall.The Somalian national called Miss Wylie a “f***ing bitch” before lashing out.Attalmanan pleaded guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court to the assault to Miss Wylie’s injury and permanent disfigurement.Sheriff Martin Jones QC said: “You pled guilty to a very serious offence.“I’m told the second blow broke the bottle and she suffered an injury that required five stitches.

pensioner has been released as police race to find the dementia sufferer. William Thom can be seen in footage taken on Bath Street in Glasgow city centre at 1.53pm on Wednesday.

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Vandals have attacked Rangers shop in Glasgow city centre- daubing a pro-Celtic slogan in paint.

A group of Scots pals were left stunned when they realised they'd been photobombed by one of the UK's top comedians at the weekend.

Police are hunting a trio of yobs who racially abused, assaulted and mugged two men as they got off a bus in Castlemilk.

shoppers today after an easing of lockdown restrictions. The Scottish Government has given the green light for most non-essential shops to reopen as part of phase two of the roadmap out of lockdown.

Police cordoned off a Glasgow city centre street today after a horrific knife attack less than a mile from the hotel where an attacker who stabbed six was shot dead on Friday. A man lay injured on the city’s Argyle Street yards from a Premier Inn hotel after reportedly being stabbed in both legs in what police are treating as a “targeted attack”.

Glasgow. It has been reported that a man was seen lying on the ground on the city's Argyle Street covered in blood.One eyewitness described "lots of screaming" and a man lying on the ground with "blood all over him".Images have also emerged online of police and paramedics tending to the man close to the Premier Inn hotel.Officers have cordoned off James Watt Street at its junction with Argyle Street.The Record has contacted Police Scotland for comment.Five police cars were seen responding to the incident, along with an ambulance and a rapid response vehicle.It comes just two days after emergency crews were scrambled to West George Street in the city centre after six people were injured in a knife attack.The attacker has been identified as

A traumatised pal of one of the stabbing victims in today's horror in Glasgow has told how his friend screamed "help me, help me" as he was repeatedly knifed.

Glasgow city centre after a major incident broke out.Disturbing images showed a man bleeding on steps at the Park Inn Hotel in Glasgow this afternoon.It comes after a suspect was shot and killed by armed cops after chaos erupted in the city centre this afternoon.Police also confirmed an officer was stabbed while on the scene and is receiving treatment in hospital.Three people are believed to have been killed int he incident.Assistant Chief Constable Steve Johnson said the incident is ongoing and the public should avoid the area, however there is no wider risk to locals.He added:"Armed police officers attended the incident and I can confirm that a male suspect was shot by an armed officer."I would like to reassure the public that at this

Three people are feared dead and a police officer has been injured in a mass stabbing at a hotel in Glasgow city centre.

justice secretary condemned thugs who reportedly assaulted and hurled racist abuse at a Chinese man at a Glasgow city centre protest.Photographer Tommy Ga-Ken Wan posted details of his ordeal in George Square involving groups who claimed to be guarding statues on Sunday.Their gathering followed earlier Black Lives Matters rallies and a highly charged national debate on how Britain’s past is commemorated.In a damning post on social media, Tommy wrote: “I have never felt less safe anywhere in the world as I did yesterday, in the very centre of the city that I love and that I call home.

Tributes have been paid to a popular Scots chef who died suddenly in a tragic accident.

Police have launched a desperate CCTV appeal after a victim was assaulted in Glasgow.