Scottish Party Leaders Admit To Trying Drugs
We can reveal that Scotland’s political leaders are admitting they have tried drugs. All four Scottish party leaders debated for the first time ahead of the General Election at Glasgow University’s Queen Margaret Union chaired by our political editor Colin Mackay:
8m Mar 13, 2015
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EXCLUSIVE: Party Leaders' Drug Confessions
We can reveal that Scotland’s political leaders are admitting they have tried drugs. All four Scottish party leaders debated for the first time ahead of the General Election at Glasgow University’s Queen Margaret Union chaired by our political editor Colin Mackay:
43s Mar 13, 2015
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Laywer Elizabeth Welsh Chats to Connor Gillies On Stalking Stats
3m Mar 06, 2015
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Revealed: Scottish Stalking Rise - 18 Year Old Victim
55s Mar 06, 2015
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Revealed: Connor Gillies Reports On 45% Stalking Rise in Scotland
41s Mar 06, 2015
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LISTEN: Serious Assault Rates Spike In Aberdeenshire
The number of serious assaults in Aberdeenshire spiked last year, with 26 more incidents recorded between April and December. New figures also show a rise in domestic abuse cases by almost a fifth. But, Superintendent Kate Stephen says they're committed to tackling problem areas:
12s Mar 06, 2015
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6s Mar 05, 2015
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LISTEN: The Forth Bridge Turns 125 Today
It is exactly 125 years since the first trains started crossing the Forth Bridge. To mark the anniversary, a replica Spitfire and RAF Typhoon jet will perform a fly-past at 1.25pm. Bosses from Network Rail have also allowed 250 people to make the hair-raising trip to the top of the iconic structure, including our News Reporter Shiona McCallum:
40s Mar 04, 2015
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Shadow Health Secretary Jenny Marra On A&E Waiting Times
30s Mar 03, 2015
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Paul Wheelhouse MSP on Legal Highs
3m Feb 26, 2015
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French MSP Christian Allard Hits Back At Tory France Claims
15s Feb 26, 2015
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Tory Murdo Fraser Commits Terrible Faux Pas On French Claims
17s Feb 26, 2015
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Professor Alison Britton On Legal Highs
44s Feb 26, 2015
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EXCLUSIVE: Barnardos Chief Reveals 'Rotherham Style' Sex Abuse In Scotland
1m Feb 25, 2015
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Aamer Anwar Brands UK Security "Utterly Inadequate" On Missing Schoolgirl Revelations
Turkey's deputy PM's claiming the UK was "too slow" to flag up that three schoolgirls had vanished. The teenagers flew to Istanbul last week and are believed to be heading to Syria to join IS. One of the girls is said to have been tweeting Glasgow woman Aqsa Mahmood who travelled out there in 2013 to marry a fighter.. Our reporter Connor Gillies has been chatting to her family lawyer Aamer A...
3m Feb 24, 2015
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LibDem MSP Alison McInnnes To Question Sir Stephen House Over Stop And Search
45s Feb 19, 2015
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LISTEN: Unemployment Drops In Scotland
Unemployment fell by 15,000 to 149,000 in the three months to December. 5.4% of working age people in Scotland are out of work, slightly lower than the 5.7% UK average. Almost three-quarters of working age Scots have jobs and Finance Secretary John Swinney that is more than ever before:
19s Feb 18, 2015
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EXCLUSIVE: Hilary's Scottish daughter hopes to live on Mars - She met up with Connor Gillies
12m Feb 17, 2015
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Full interview: Scottish Woman on Mars Shortlist
7m Feb 16, 2015
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Scottish Woman Makes Mars Trip Shortlist - Connor Gillies reports
37s Feb 16, 2015
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LISTEN: Former Forest Dweller's Story
Our Reporter Linda Sinclair tells the story of Agnes Mukarukaka who is from the Batwa tribe and is helped by SCIAF
46s Feb 15, 2015
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LISTEN: Congolese Girl Born Of Rape Helped By SCIAF
Our Reporter Linda Sinclair tells the horrific story of Esperance and her daughter Neema who live in the DR Congo.
1m Feb 15, 2015
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Callum Steele from the SPF talks to Connor Gillies on Stop and Searches
5m Feb 13, 2015
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DCC Rose Fitzpatrick talks to Connor Gillies on Children Being Stopped and Searched
8m Feb 13, 2015
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Connor Gillies reports on Scotland's "Fifty Shades" Effect
41s Feb 12, 2015
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Glasgow Songwriter Bill Martin To Pick Up MBE - He chats to Connor Gillies
8m Feb 12, 2015
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LISTEN: Sleep Eating Student Speaks Out
We've been speaking to the student who discovered she eats in her sleep. 20 year old Kate Archibald is in her third year at Aberdeen University. She couldn't understand why she was putting on weight - and why her flatmates kept complaining about food going missing. She finally figured out what was going on when she woke up surrounded by chocolate bar wrappers. A doctor's diagnosed her with ...
2m Feb 12, 2015
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Connor Gillies reports on Scotland's Political Leaders Going Shopping for Cash For Kids
51s Feb 11, 2015
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Journalist Kevin McKenna Came Up With Cash for Kids Shoe Shopping Idea - chats to Connor Gillies
3m Feb 11, 2015
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Labour's Kezia Dugdale To Go Shoe Shopping for Cash for Kids
1m Feb 11, 2015
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8s Feb 04, 2015
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6m Feb 04, 2015
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Labour Leader Ed Miliband chats to Connor Gillies and refuses to talk SNP post-General Election
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4m Jan 29, 2015
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Our Political Editor Colin Mackay chats to PM David Cameron About Devolution
23s Jan 22, 2015
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Rose Gentle talks to Connor Gillies about ANOTHER Chilcot Report Delay
3m Jan 21, 2015
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Scottish Star John Michie Remembers Anne Kirkbride From His Time On Corrie - Chats to Connor Gillies
Filming on Coronation Street has been suspended for the day in a mark of respect for Anne Kirkbride. Bill Roache, who plays her on-screen husband, says he'll struggle to carry on working without her.
2m Jan 20, 2015
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LISTEN: Crawford Hails Teen Vote 'Energy'
More than four-fifths of 16 and 17-year-olds want a vote in future elections, a survey has found. An overwhelming majority of 16 and 17-year-olds who were eligible to vote in last year's independence referendum did so, a survey of over 1,200 first-time voters conducted by Holyrood's Devolution (Further Powers) Committee found. Over a third said they had campaigned for either side and two-fift...
12s Jan 16, 2015
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Iban Wilson from Taxpayer Scotland on Obese Scots being rescued by fire crews - chats to Connor Gillies
2m Jan 13, 2015
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What Should Scotland’s Official National Anthem Be?
It was sung in celebration of every Scottish gold medal victory at the Commonwealth Games and before every Scottish football and rugby international. But Flower of Scotland is not the country’s official national anthem. As our political editor Colin Mackay that could be about to change:
38s Jan 13, 2015
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Roddy Robertson from the FBU on fire crews rescuing obese Scots
5m Jan 12, 2015
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EXCLUSIVE: Obese Scots rescued by fire crews. Connor Gillies reports
38s Jan 12, 2015
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Huge Storm Sparks Major Disruption
Around 85,000 properties were left without power at the height of a storm which caused major disruption to the transport network. ScotRail said Network Rail would need to inspect rail lines across the network for damage this morning before allowing passengers to travel on routes. Our reporter Connor Gilles has been speaking to Nick King from Network Rail:
4m Jan 09, 2015
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UK Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt On Ebola Patient Pauline Cafferkey
27s Jan 05, 2015
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Glasgow Ebola Case
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon talks about the case of Ebola confirmed in Glasgow.
4m Dec 29, 2014
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Police Cyber Crime Warning This Christmas
If you have bought a smartphone or a tablet for your kid this Christmas the message from the police is simple: Police are warning parents about the dangers of online predators using social networking to groom children. Here's DSI Steven Wilson from Police Scotland's Cyber Crime Unit.
45s Dec 24, 2014
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Police Cyber Crime Warning This Christmas
If you have bought a smartphone or a tablet for your kid this Christmas the message from the police is simple: Police are warning parents about the dangers of online predators using social networking to groom children. Here's DSI Steven Wilson from Police Scotland's Cyber Crime Unit.
23s Dec 24, 2014
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Tribute to Bin Lorry Crash Victim Stephenie Tait
Clyde News speaks to Gillian Dempster whose daughter was a pupil in Stephenie Tait's class.
1m Dec 23, 2014
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LISTEN: Glasgow In Shock After Bin Lorry Crash Kills Six People
Glasgow is in shock this morning after a bin lorry veered out of control on a city centre street yesterday afternoon - killing six people. Eight people - including the driver - are being treated in hospitals throughout the city. Emergency services are still in George Square trying to figure out what happened after the lorry careered down Queen Street hitting people in its wake - before smashi...
13s Dec 23, 2014
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LISTEN: Glasgow In Shock After Bin Lorry Crash Kills Six People
Glasgow is in shock this morning after a bin lorry veered out of control on a city centre street yesterday afternoon - killing six people. Eight people - including the driver - are being treated in hospitals throughout the city too. Andrew Weir saw it happen:
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