Glasgow & West - Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Top story: the grim details of young lives and families destroyed by drugs. In other news: the Sky Sports presenter Andy Gray has been sacked following sexist comments he made about a female referee; the Colin McRae fatal accident inquiry visits the site of the helicopter crash; the number of people convicted for speeding has increased by six per cent to more than 14 thousand, its highest level in 10 years; and in sport, Walter Smith admits Rangers have made an approach for Derby County winger Kris Commons. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.

Glasgow & West - Thursday, January 6, 2011

Top story: Following the death of a new mother from swine flu, the Scottish Government urges all pregnant women to have the anti-flu vaccination. In other news: hundreds of Scottish nurseries remain open despite being deemed unsatisfactory; a Scottish couple have been jailed for a total of 15 months for a string of physical assaults on children at a care home on Jersey; calls for a ban on deep water drilling off Scotland's shores have been rejected by MPs; and in sport, Celtic's move for Erik Huseklepp has hit a snag following a breakdown in relations between the player and his current employers. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.

Glasgow & West - Thursday, June 2, 2011

Top story: Cracking Scotland's unsolved murders - new cold case unit offers hope to parents of a Greenock teenager killed more than two decades ago. In other news: a survivor of the Dunblane shootings has been found guilty of trying to rape a 76 year old pensioner in her own home; the family of Malcom Webster's first wife have been told they need his permission to change the inscription on her headstone despite his conviction for her murder; and in sport, Adam Matthews says he consulted former Parkhead striker Craig Bellamy over a move to Celtic. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.

Glasgow & West - Thursday, January 13, 2010

Top story: The online retailer Amazon is delivering over 11 hundred new jobs in Scotland after choosing Fife as the location for its biggest distribution centre in Britain. In other news: the number of people who have died from flu in Scotland has almost doubled in the past week; as Australia counts the cost of the deadly floods, hundreds of Scots have been caught up in the disaster; the cost of European students studying in Scotland has quadrupled in nearly a decade; and in sport, Colin Calderwood says he sympathises with Neil Lennon over decisions made during last night's meeting between Hamilton and Celtic. This is an international version that may have been edited for rights reasons.

Glasgow & West - Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Tonight, tea break tragedy: the woman who died from a heart attack while a nearby ambulance technician chose to stay on his tea break. 33-year old Mandy Mathieson was struck down by a heart attack, caused by a blood clot, at her home in Tomintoul in the Highlands. The closest ambulance was only two minutes away, eight hundred yards along the road. But the ambulance technician was on his tea break and chose not to go. Another ambulance was sent from fifteen miles away, a journey that took 21 minutes. Miss Mathieson died at the scene. The technician has been suspended while an investigation is carried out. In other news, a third of the primary schools in Argyll and Bute are to close as councillors say it will save them £15 million over four years and Scots are less worried about crime than they were a year ago.



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Glasgow & West - Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Top Story: The jury have retired in the process of Tommy Sheridan, to verify their verdict. In other news, the tapes reveal secrets of the Scottish Ministers are unhappy with the government policy, travelers struggle to find home for Christmas, as the Big Freeze to bite further, a mother has a desperate plea for her son to return home, two weeks after he misses. This is an international version of news, which can been changed for legal reasons.



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Glasgow & West - Wednesday, November 3, 2010

A man who worked in a sex club in Manchester said the High Court here today saw Tommy Sheridan in 2002. Cumberbich Anthony had to admit under questioning that he lied in court before insisting that he recalled a trip to Cupids alleged by Mr Sheridan. The family of a man who was the victim of a long and violent attack while walking his dog has a picture of him fighting for his life fired at the intensive care unit. Edinburgh tram besieged were treated with a further blow toResignation of its chairman, the project described as "hell on wheels". David Mackay has joined with immediate effect, call the German entrepreneur working on the "guilty" regime. In other news, has a new impetus to organ donors kicked off in Glasgow and a member of parliament, passed the message to the singer's X Factor Gamu Nhengu a major obstacle to their struggle to stay in Britain welcomed.



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Glasgow & West - Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Top Story: The traffic is as hard as Scotland suffer taken on a different day of The Big Chill. The Forth Road Bridge is closed and flights from Edinburgh are aborted. 1,500 schools are closed, Avalanche has been issued and the SPL have all their matches postponed weekend. This is an international version of news, which can been changed for legal reasons.



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