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Hours after being sacked by Rangers, Pedro Caixinha refuses to answer Clyde News reporter Ronnie Charters outside a cafe in Glasgow's west end.
Alex Neil MSP calls for the Scottish Government to urgently review the 2010 Control of Dogs act after information uncovered in a Clyde News investigation found dog bites in Glasgow and the West are on the rise.
New Scotland Women's Head Coach Shelley Kerr speaks of her delight of managing the national team, her first game in charge, Scotland's Euro 2017 performance and hopes for the women's game in the future.
Motherwell & Wishaw Area Inspector Alistair Anderson speaks to Clyde reporter Natalie Crawford about the 'You're Asking For It!' campaign, which has saw four 12 year-olds taken home to their parents in separate incidents over the summer months.
Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson says striker Louis Moult has rejected a new deal at the club
Liz is organising a protest march in #Govanhill on Saturday 24th June claiming the district is Glasgow's 'forgotten area'
Darren McLevy is the oldest of the 3 McLevy brothers and spoke exclusively to us about the day he was told his baby brother wasn't coming home.
Jayson McLevy speaks to our reporter Kerri-Ann Docherty almost a week after his brother died after falling off a jet ski at Loch Lomond.
TJ McLevy spoke to our reporter Kerri-Ann Docherty about the moment he realised his brother wasn't coming back.
Joseph Cheney was a close friend of Dean Steele, who was knocked down on Sunday morning #uddingston #autobahn
Former Rangers captain Lee McCulloch has described Ugo Ehiogu as a "gentleman" and a "role model" after the defender sadly passed away aged 44.
The elderly victim of an armed robbery in a wealthy Glasgow suburb has told how three masked men burst into her house and demanded gold and cash. Bilquis Choudry, 69, was alone in her home in Giffnock, East Renfrewshire, when she heard the sliding doors of her lounge open. She mistakenly thought it was her grandson Faisel Rahman, who was transporting belongings from a garage at the rear of the property and had made several trips. But three men, one of whom was carrying what looked like a screwdriver, then appeared in her lounge and demanded cash and jewellery. Her son-in-law Fayyaz Rahman has been speaking to Clyde News
Susan Dick fears for the future of her four Shetland Ponies who graze on the land next to the A82 in Milton
The Glasgow entrepreneur is putting up the cash after his house was burgled as he holidayed with his family in Tenerife
Donald Blair speaks to Clyde News about his uncle and Glaswegian war hero Donald MacKintosh
George Gerc is calling on NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde to fully commit to a lifeline haematology unit he owes his life to
David Bruce, who was treated at the Vale of Leven Hospital 20 years ago after being diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma, wants to see MORE investment there.
Mason Kidd's telling us about his #kiddkindness project for his brother, who would have been 18 this year.
Thousands of volunteers are being recruited as the welcoming face of the Glasgow 2018 European Championships. The multi-sport event, which was launched on Monday, brings together some of the continent's leading sports performers in summer of next year Glasgow 2018 volunteers, organisers say, will play an essential role in the experience of athletes, officials and spectators as they visit the city next year for the inaugural European Championships. Volunteers will support a wide range of functions including spectator services, accreditation, transport and media roles. Myra Robbie was a volunteer at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014 and would urge others to get involved this time around:
The future of the minor injuries unit at Glasgow's Yorkhill Hospital looks to be in doubt.
The facility closed its doors in the run up to Christmas as part of the health board’s ‘winter preparations’ with patients asked to use the service at the city’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital instead.
But a letter from the head of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde says the future of the facility is now under review - making it unclear when the unit will next open its doors.
Labour's health spokesman Anas Sarwar says locals want answers:
MP Richard Arkless spoke to our reporter Kerri-Ann Docherty while on a lock down inside the chambers at Westminster.
Scottish soldiers training in Kenya got more than they bargained for when Boris Johnson paid them a visit on a whistle-stop tour of Africa.
The Foreign Secretary was flown into the remote Lolldaiga range, around 100 miles north of the capital Nairobi, where he met troops from the The Royal Highland Fusiliers, 2nd Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Scotland (2 SCOTS).
He's been visiting Somalia and Ethiopia as part of a trade mission.
He’s been speaking Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair, who is in Kenya helping media train the troops:
The Delicious Deli - in Whitecrook - has been closed since John Leathem stabbed the 15-year-old to death last year and Companies House has now issued notice that the firm will be dissolved and Leathem's assets handed to the Crown.
Ashay Ahmed works next door.
Police are denying claims there's a gun crime problem in Glasgow.
It comes as detectives continue to investigate two shooting incidents in the city just days apart - but officers say they're certain there is no link between the two.
Detective Superintendent Kenny Graham is the man heading the probe into Sunday's incident in Stepps - which left a 42 year old man needing hospital treatment.
He says he understands public concern over safety:
A Clyde News investigation's found the number of young people convicted of drugs related offences has almost doubled Natasha Reid reports
Will the minor injuries unit at Glasgow’s Yorkhill hospital reopen?
That’s the question being asked by Scottish Labour this morning.
The facility was closed just days before Christmas, but it’s unclear when the unit will open its doors to local residents again.
Patients are currently being seen at the city’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital – but Labour’s Health spokesperson Anas Sarwar says he’s written to Health Secretary Shona Robison for answers:
The co-owners of Morse Code Management say the increase in National Insurance contribution for the self employed will ruin Scotlan's music scene.
Southampton's Ross Wilson has rejected Rangers' advances but former manager Ally McCoist doesn't think it's wise to appoint anyone as a director of football.
A man who shot and killed a Scottish toddler in a Turkish cafe almost 14 years ago has been shot dead at his own wedding.
Two-year-old Alistair Grimason was hit by a bullet as he slept in his pram after a gunfight broke out in a cafe in the Aegean seaside town of Foca in 2003.
Daimi Akyuz, 46, was jailed for life in 2004 at a court in Izmir for killing Alistair and another man during the shootout.
He was released early and six days later on Saturday, according to reports in the Turkish media, was gunned down at his own wedding in Izmir.
The toddler's dad David Grimason, from East Kilbride, has been speaking to Clyde News:
Police Scotland's new anti-terror campaign will face its first big test at this weekend’s Old Firm clash.
The public are being urged to report any suspicious activity they might see following the launch of their "Make Nothing Happen" initiative yesterday.
Planning ahead for large scale events is key according to Assistant Chief Constable Steve Johnson:
Drug experts in Glasgow are calling for more education on the rules surrounding so-called legal highs in Scotland.
The UK Government brought in new legislation banning the sale and distribution of psychoactive substances last year - but Professor Neil McKeaney - from the Centre of Substance Misuse in Glasgow - says many of us still aren't clear on the rules:
A petition to remove a controversial 'alt-right' journalist as a candidate to be Glasgow University's next Rector has attracted almost 2,000 signatures.
Milo Yiannopoulos, who was banned from Twitter last year after making racist comments about the black actress Leslie Jones, is one of 12 people nominated for the position.
Another is human rights lawyer Aemer Anwar, who been giving Clyde News his reaction to sharing the spotlight with Mr Yianoppulous:
School's back for the dozens of kids who were given an impromptu day off at Glasgow's Merrylee Primary yesterday - after 12 members of staff called in sick. Mums and dads were left scrambling for child care after council bosses closed the school to senior pupils due to a lack of cover. Last night Glasgow City Council confirmed the school would be open to all pupils on Tuesday. But officials at Scotland's biggest teaching union, the EIS, say there's a shortage of supply teachers across the country. Louise Wilson is Assistant Secretary:
Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair talks to the Scottish star about the world premier of his latest movie Mad To Be Normal, his fans, Paisley's 2021 City of Culture bid and The Broons!
Brian Ash, the Vice Convenor at Cordia, is speaking to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about the deal offered by Glasgow City Council in a bid to end bitter dispute
Nicola Sturgeon’s coming under pressure to step in and save the children’s ward at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley.
Scottish Labour made the call during First Minister’s Questions at Holyrood yesterday and Renfrewshire Council have now issued an emergency motion calling on the Scottish Government to reverse the health board’s decision to close Ward 15.
Ahead of the Scottish Parliament election last year, Nicola Sturgeon was asked in a live TV debate about proposals to close the children’s ward at the Royal Alexandra Hospital by local resident Gordon Clark.
The SNP leader replied: “There are no proposals to close that particular ward.”
Gordon’s been speaking to Clyde News:
Journalist John MacInnes was on board a Flybe service between Glasgow and Birmingham when it was forced to turn back after one of the engines developed a "technical fault"
Police are upping the search across the central belt for a 28 year old man who hasn't been seen for over three and a half months.
Shiona McCallum reports:
He speaks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about the documentary featuring a host of musicians from influential Glasgow bands
Health bosses have voted to close the children’s ward at Paisley’s Royal Alexandra Hospital. The final decision rests with the Scottish Government, but if given the green light young people who use the service would now be transferred to the new children’s hospital in Glasgow. Dozens of protestors attended today’s meeting to express their anger at plans to axe the facility but in the end medics said it was in the best interest of the patients to centralise services. It is anticipated around 8,0006 episodes of care would transfer with 12,063 continuing at the RAH. Our reporter Shiona McCallum was at the meeting:
Drivers are being warned to brace themselves for delays as 10-weeks’ worth of roadworks get underway on the M8 later.
Workmen have been tasked with completing the so-called ‘missing link’ to connect the new stretch of motorway with the Baillieston Interchange.
As a result drivers will be re-routed via the A8 near Bargeddie.
The roadworks will start at 8pm this evening and are part of the wider M8/M73/M74 improvements project.
Project manager Graeme Reid has been speaking to Clyde News:
Every 30 minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with Chrohn's and Colitis - and Scots are being hit worst.
That’s according to new statistics released by the medics – leading Holyrood to set up a cross party group to research the issue in more detail.
Glasgow MSP Pauline McNeill will be the chair – she’s been speaking to Clyde News:
Glasgow City Council’s putting up council tax by 3% this year.
It was a lively debate between Labour and SNP as they debated the budget, but in the end councillors voted through the spending plans.
Our chief reporter Linda Sinclair was at the council chambers in Glasgow to listen to the debate unfold:
Glasgow City Council leader Frank McAveety's been speaking to Clyde News ahead of this afternoon's budget meeting at Glasgow City Council HQ.
Convenor of the local authority's Unite the Union is Eddie Cassidy. He's protesting over the cuts, along with running a campaign called 'Drop the debt':
Fionn O'Shea and John Butler are in Glasgow for the European premiere of the coming-of-age movie which opens Glasgow Film Festival
Five pupils have been taken to hospital after a bus carrying more than 40 schoolchildren overturned and crashed down an embankment in Cumbernauld.
Peter Deacon's 14-year-old daughter Nicole was also on board. He's been talking to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
Five pupils have been taken to hospital after a bus carrying more than 40 schoolchildren overturned and crashed down an embankment in Cumbernauld.
James Congalton's daughter was on board the bus when it crashed:
We should learn more about the Department for Work and Pensions plans to close eight Job Centre Plus offices in Glasgow later.
Damian Hinds, the Minister of State for Employment has been called to give evidence to the Scottish Affairs Committee at Westminster today to clarify a timetable for closures and whether other areas in Scotland will also be affected.
Pete Wishart, who chairs the committee, says they have a lot of questions:
South Lanarkshire Council has seized £100K worth of Errington Cheese' Lanark Blue saying it contains E Coli. Humphrey Errington is giving his reaction to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Humphrey Errington will find out later today if he can start selling his Errington Cheeses after they were linked to a fatal e-coli outbreak
The music boss reveals the headline acts for the new festival being staged in Glasgow. He also talks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about the expected economic boost from TRNSMT, Joy Division and the future of T in the Park.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has reiterated that Craig Gordon will still be at Parkhead after the transfer window
Karen Meikle wants to see Ward 15 at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley saved from closure
Scottish FA chief executive, Stewart Regan, has been outlining the plans for "Project Brave" - Scotland's new blueprint for footballing success.
Minister for Sport Aileen Campbell tells Clyde 1 Superscoreboard facilities are not too expensive.
Clyde News is being told the family of a young man killed in a deliberate house fire in Milngavie are "traumatised".
23 year old Cameron Logan died in the blaze early on New Year's Day which has left his girlfriend fighting for life.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Livingstone says his loved ones, who escaped serious injury, will continue to help with the inquiry:
Detectives investigating a deliberate house fire which left a young man dead and his girlfriend fighting for her life say it is not yet clear who the intended victim of the "despicable" attack was. Cameron Logan, 23, was killed in the blaze at his family home in Achray Place, Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire, in the early hours of New Year's Day. His partner Rebecca Williams, 24, who is known as Bex and is a journalist at Global Radio, is in a critical condition at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. Mr Logan's parents, both 54, suffered smoke inhalation and have since been released from hospital. The family dog, Gomez, also died in the fire. Police are treating the case as one of murder and attempted murder. Officers said there is nothing to suggest the wrong house was targeted and stress they are keeping an open mind about who the intended victim or victims were. Police moved to reassure the local community that they believe the attack was an isolated incident, as they sought information from the public to help track down those responsible. Detective Chief Inspector Paul Livingstone, of the Major Investigation Team, has been speaking to Clyde News:
45 year old Gary McLean says he is over the moon at winning, beating off competition from 47 other chefs
A court bid to bring a rare private prosecution against Glasgow bin lorry crash driver Harry Clarke has been rejected by senior judges.
The family of three crash victims took their case for the 59-year-old to be put on trial to the Appeal Court in Edinburgh earlier this year.
The unusual legal move followed a controversial Crown Office decision not to prosecute Mr Clarke, who had blacked out behind the wheel on the day of the fatal crash in December 2014.
Judges Lady Dorrian, Lord Menzies and Lord Drummond Young had been considering the Bill for Criminal Letters since hearing final arguments in the case in October and ruled on Friday the family cannot pursue a private prosecution of Mr Clarke.
The court also rejected a similar plea for a private prosecution of motorist William Payne, lodged by the families of students Mhairi Convy and Laura Stewart, who were knocked down and killed in Glasgow in 2010.
Catherine Cairney, Laura's aunt, reacted to the decision outside court:
Engineering group Doosan Babcock is to cut almost 500 jobs across its UK sites, with the majority in Scotland.
The company, which employs around 3,800 people across the UK, said the bulk of the positions affected are in management, back-office support services and at the machining and assembly facility in Renfrew, which is to close.
A total of 470 jobs are at risk and a consultation has started with affected staff.
Unite the Union rep Alison McLean's been speaking to Clyde News:
Campaigners say a crossroads in Kirkintilloch which has no traffic lights and any road markings is unsafe
Angela MacDonald from Balloch is speaking out about Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board proposals to shut the birthing unit at the Vale of Leven Hospital
Jackie Baillie hosted a public meeting in Dumbarton last night for people to voice concerns about Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board plans to shut the maternity unit at the Vale of Leven Hospital
Families of those who lost their lives in the Clutha helicopter tragedy are demanding to know when a fatal accident inquiry (FAI) into the accident will be held.
Three years since a police helicopter plummeted into the roof of the Clutha Vaults pub in Glasgow killing 10 people, families have called on the Crown Office to provide clarity on the issue.
They have issued a statement through their solicitor asking for confirmation of when the FAI will begin.
Hannah Bennett, a partner with Thompsons Solicitors, which represents many of the victims and families of those who lost their lives in the tragedy, has been speaking to Clyde News:
Catherine Hughes is speaking out as the axe hangs over the inpatient ward at Centre for Integrative Care in the grounds of Gartnavel Hospital
Glasgow’s holding its first ever St Andrew’s Day torchlight parade tonight.
It’s been put together by the organisers of the West End Festival who wanted a fitting tribute for Scotland’s patron saint.
Hundreds of people are expected to gather on Queen Margaret Drive for the parade which starts at 6.30pm travelling down Byres Road, up University Avenue and finishes on Kelvin Way.
There’ll also been some special performances along with way – organiser Michael Dale’s been speaking to Clyde News:
Detective Superintendent Jim Kerr is speaking out a week after Euan "EJ" Johnston was shot dead in Glasgow. He speaks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
The majority of young people in Scotland don’t tell anyone if they are struggling with their mental health.
New figures reveal that young people are not going to family, teachers, carers and others who are responsible for looking after them when they are experiencing negative thoughts and feelings.
Young people say they are not taken seriously by adults when it comes to mental health.
Mari McLaughlin, from Glasgow, has been suffering from mental health problems since she was at primary school - now 21, she's been sharing her story with Clyde News:
Glasgow City Council's set to launch a £16million blitz on potholes, after officials doubled investment in the city’s roads and walkways.
Council leader Frank McAveety today revealed plans to pump an extra £8million into repairs – targeting at least 20,000 potholes:
Police investigating the murder of a man shot in his car are carrying out a forensic examination of a vehicle later found on fire to establish whether it is linked to the crime.
Euan Johnston, 26, was shot in a "targeted, planned attack" as he sat in his black Audi RS4 estate with a friend at a junction in Shields Road, Glasgow, at around 11.40pm on Tuesday.
His attacker was travelling in a dark Audi Q5 that had pulled up beside Mr Johnston's car. No-one else was injured.
Mr Johnston was taken by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital but he died a short time later.
Just before midnight, police were called to a report of an Audi Q5 on fire in Bracken Street in the Parkhouse area in the north of Glasgow.
Police said the vehicle is being examined to establish if there is any link to the murder in Shields Road.
Detectives are appealing to anyone was saw a vehicle being driven at speed in the area at that time to contact them.
Mr Johnston had been out for a meal with a friend, a 29-year-old man, and the pair were returning home when the attack took place in front of some members of the public when he stopped his car at a pedestrian crossing.
Detective Superintendent Jim Kerr has been speaking to to Clyde's Chief reporter Linda Sinclair:
The Justice Secretary's reassuring residents that Glasgow doesn’t have a gun crime problem following the death of Euan Johnston. The 26-year-old was murdered in a "shocking" late-night shooting as he sat in his car at a red light at the junction of Shields Road, he was rushed to hospital but later died from his injuries. Justice Secretary Michael Matheson’s been speaking to Clyde News:
A cross-party group of MPs at Westminster will today start the legislative process to introduce a new law, which will tighten up the marketing of formula milks and other infant feeding products.
Alison Thewliss MP, who is leading with the proposal, will today seek approval from the House of Commons to go ahead and draft the bill, making way for it to be given a second reading in Parliament.
The legislative proposal has strong cross-party backing, including from influential Conservative MP and chair of the Commons Health Select Committee, Dr Sarah Wollaston.
Speaking in advance of today's proceedings in the Commons, Alison Thewliss MP said:
Glasgow’s been named the new fake tan capital of the UK – ousting selfie obsessed Essex.
A survey by online make-up store ‘BeautyFlash’ found that orders have rocketed here in the past six months.
Glaswegians spent more than £62,000 on make-up, with a further £3,500 spent on fake tan – up 40 per cent in the past year.
By comparison, Essex girls spent just £18,711 on make up from the site, with £928 spent on fake tan.
Debra Clark owns a beauty salon in Glasgow as says she’s not surprised by the findings:
Journalist Robert Somynne witnessed a man plunge from the fourth floor of the Grand Central Hotel and speaks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
It’s polling day in America – but will voters chose Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump as their next Commander in Chief? Pollsters say the race is still too close to call and its certainly sparked a lot of debate, here on home soil, about who we’d like to see become America’s 45th President. Glasgow man Joe McCauley gave up his job back in February to go and campaign for Hillary Clinton during the primaries:
It’s polling day in America – but will voters chose Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump as their next Commander in Chief?
Pollsters say the race is still too close to call and its certainly sparked a lot of debate, here on home soil, about who we’d like to see become America’s 45th President.
Ross McCrae, from East Renfrewshire, packed a bag and decided to join the Clinton campaign in North Carolina for the final week of campaigning, he’s been speaking to Radio Clyde News:
Emma McNally from Girls' Brigade Scotland talks about her involvement with the challenge to mark the diamond anniversary of the D of E Award
Hazel McCallum from Girls' Brigade Scotland talks about D of E Awards challenge their youth organisation has signed up to
One in three women in Glasgow and the west are skipping their smear tests. It's a five minute appointment that could save your life but health boards warn the number of women being screened for cervical cancer has fallen to its lowest level for almost a decade. NHS stats found that at the end of March 2016 just 69.2% of eligible women had turned up to their smear test in the last three years, down from 76.5% in 2007. Women are only invited to go for a check-up from the age of 25, but Glasgow doctor Emily Crichton, who specialises in public health medicine, says many young women are failing to take up the offer:
One in three women in Glasgow and the west are skipping their smear tests.
It's a five minute appointment that could save your life and today we're hearing from an Alexandria mum who missed her check-ups for more than two decades and has now been diagnosed with cervical cancer.
Michelle McGinty’s now facing the prospect of a hysterectomy and doesn't want other women to make the same mistake – she’s been sharing her story with Clyde News:
Our reporter Shiona McCallum joined the Street Pastors on this Halloween weekend, to see what a typical volunteer shift had in store.
11 year old Kraig missed what would have been his first Old Firm game after he was hit on the head by a bottle while walking to Hampden Park for the Betfred Cup semi-final. He spoke to Superscoreboard's Alison Conroy after being invited to lead the Rangers team out for the Premiership game against St Johnstone
Rangers legend Graeme Souness believes Rangers are five years behind rivals Celtic and that the lack of investment from the Ibrox board means manager Mark Warburton is working with "one hand tied behind his back".
A bottle attack on an 11-year-old boy walking to the latest Old Firm match has been described as "abhorrent".
The Rangers fan, named locally as Kraig Mackay, reportedly needed seven stitches to a cut on his head after a bottle was flung across the road as he walked to Hampden with family for the Scottish League Cup semi-final.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton says the club's now been in touch with the young fan:
Scott Diver's been missing for nearly a month. Listen to his dad and sister speak exclusively to Clyde News.
One for the men this morning…where do you like to seek solace to step away from the hustle and bustle at home? Well it seems more of you are setting up camp in sheds! It’s led to the international Men’s Shed Movement setting up base in Glasgow. They’ve teamed up with the University of Glasgow, the Scottish Men’s Shed Association and the Glasgow Area Men’s Shed group to hold a seminar today. The idea, which originates from Australia, is starting to take off here. Charlie Miller is from the Glasgow Men's Shed Forum:
Nurse Pauline Cafferkey is said to be in a "stable condition" after she was rushed to hospital for a fourth time since contracting Ebola while working in Africa.
Ms Cafferkey was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow under police escort on Thursday morning.
On previous occasions she has been transferred to the Royal Free in London via an RAF aircraft after initial treatment in Glasgow.
Professor Hugh Pennington is an expert in infectious diseases at the University of Aberdeen:
Nurse Pauline Cafferkey is said to be in a "stable condition" after she was rushed to hospital for a fourth time since contracting Ebola while working in Africa.
Ms Cafferkey was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow under police escort on Thursday morning.
She is undergoing "routine monitoring" by the infectious diseases team and remains in a stable condition, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) said.
The nurse was infected with the Ebola virus while working in Sierra Leone as a volunteer for Save The Children.
On her return from west Africa at the end of 2014, she was quickly struck down and was treated at the Royal Free Hospital in London.
Ms Cafferkey was discharged in January 2015, with doctors saying she had completely recovered and was not infectious in any way.
However, she was readmitted to hospital twice - in October 2015 and February 2016 - after suffering complications linked to the disease, at one stage falling critically ill.
An NHSGGC spokeswoman said on Thursday: "Ms Cafferkey was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital under routine monitoring by the infectious diseases team.
"She is undergoing further investigations and her condition remains stable."
Pauline's neighbour's been speaking to Clyde News:
Statement issued following the verdict on behalf of the Chhokar family by their lawyer Aamer Anwar on the steps of the Glasgow High Court of Justiciary with Surjit’s mother Gurdev Chhokar and sister Manjit Sangha by his side.
The heartbroken daughter of a missing Dumbarton man is renewing her appeal for information that could lead her to her dad, two years on from his disappearance.
Paul Harley was last seen leaving his home in the town’s Whiteford Avenue on the 28th of September 2014, but has been seen since.
Jennifer Harley is telling Clyde News "she is not very hopeful" of finding him alive, but wants the chance to lay her father to rest:
A group of campaigners will take to the streets of Alexandria tonight in protest over two sex attacks in the West Dunbartonshire area. A police probe was launched, earlier this month, after a 16-year-old girl was raped close to the Duncan Mills slipway in Balloch just weeks after a 49-year-old woman was indecently assaulted whilst out walking her dog by the River Leven. Enquiries are still ongoing into both incidents, but police say there is nothing to suggest the two cases are linked. Women rights campaigner Lynda McEwan, who lives in Tullichewan, has set up tonight’s Reclaim the Night rally:
An angel statue's being presented to the school of Lennon Toland - the young boy knocked down and killed in Shettleston - to allow the kids in his to class to remember their friend.
The 5-year-old was on his way home from St Paul's Primary when he was hit by a van, in front of his classmates, on Dalness Street.
Thousands of people have signed a petition launched by the family to have a play park installed, in the spot where he was killed, in his memory.
His gran, Karen Pearson, has been speaking to our reporter Shiona McCallum:
The Paralympic and Wimbledon champion talks to Gordon Duncan about his recent success and inspiring others.
The grandmother of 5 year old Lennon Toland, who was knocked down and killed in the east end of Glasgow has begun an online petition for a swing park to be built on the spot where the tragedy happened. Karen Pearson's been speaking exclusively to our reporter Shiona McCallum about her grandson's character:
Concern is growing for Clydebank teenager who's been missing since the weekend.
Scott Diver was last seen leaving his home in the town's Second Avenue on Saturday afternoon.
The 16-year-old's described as white, 5ft 7 inches, with slim build with blue eyes and dark hair.
Inspector John Mullen's been speaking to our reporter Shiona McCallum:
Teenage Paralympic Games star Abby Kane was given a hero’s welcome as she returned home to Largs from Rio.
Speaking exclusively to Clyde News the 13 year old swimmer revealed that she’s going to go straight back to her studies at Largs Academy today, and she’s already chipped her silver medal!
Parish Priest Andrew McKenzie is conducting the service for the tragic youngster who was knocked down by a van and later died in Glasgow's east end. He speaks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
The leaders of Renfrewshire and Glasgow City Council’s are being told to get on with it - when it comes to making a case for a Glasgow Airport rail link.
Transport Minister Humza Yousaf’s written to them ahead of a meeting with airport bosses today.
He’s telling Clyde News - money for the project is there:
A young boy’s been knocked down and killed on his way home from school in the East end of Glasgow.
The 5-year-old had just come out of St Paul’s Primary in Shettleston when he was struck by a white transit van, on Dalness Street, just after 3pm on Monday afternoon.
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Our chief reporter Linda Sinclair’s been speaking to Gordon Nicoll – the Director of Welding Engineering who own the van involved in the crash.
He’s told Clyde News it wasn’t one of his workers behind the wheel:
A young boy’s been knocked down and killed on his way home from school in the East end of Glasgow.
The 5-year-old had just come out of St Paul’s Primary in Shettleston when he was struck by a white transit van, on Dalness Street, just after 3pm on Monday afternoon.
An ambulance rushed the Primary One pupil to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, but he later died from his injuries.
Glasgow East MP Natalie McGarry has been speaking to Clyde News:
Britain's number one tennis mum Judy Murray has issued a plea for a public inquiry to give her the go-ahead to create a "world class" sports centre in Dunblane.
Speaking to Clyde News she said she and former Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie's proposals, for a £70 million tennis and golf academy, at Park of Keir, Dunblane, would be a "bricks-and-mortar legacy" of Andy and Jamie's success:
A deli owner's admitted murdering Clydebank schoolgirl Paige Doherty. John Leathem stabbed her more than 60 times in a frenzied attack.
Hundreds are expected to gather in Airdrie later for the funeral of Kieran McDade.
The 13-year-old died a few days after collapsing from a cardiac arrest during football training with Dunbeth Football Club in Coatbridge.
A service will be held for the teen at St Edwards Chapel.
A crowdfunding appeal, set up by his teammates to help support Kieran’s family has raised more than £17,000 since being launched last week.
And now his club are trying to raise cash to get a defibrillator for their training grounds to ensure no other family suffers the same loss.
Here’s club coach Martin Holmes:
The mother of a teenage girl murdered two decades ago has called on the community to reveal her killer as police plan fresh DNA tests.
Caroline Glachan, 14, was attacked and her body was found on the banks of the River Leven in West Dunbartonshire on August 25 1996.
Her mother, Margaret McKeich, believes locals know who is responsible for her daughter's death and appealed for them to contact police:
It looks like Glasgow’s getting a makeover. That’s if councillors approve plans for a multi-million pound spending plan to revive the Broomielaw, St Enoch, Blythswood and Central areas of the city. So how would it look – well the addition of more cafés and restaurants along the banks of the Rover Clyde are just some of the ideas being looked at, as well as cycle paths and better housing. It’s all part of the council’s regeneration masterplan which is expected to cost around £115 million. The plans – for the 10-year regeneration strategy – were launched by Council Leader Frank McAveety this morning, with key stakeholders now being asked to add their input into the design:
It looks like Glasgow’s getting a makeover.
That’s if councillors approve plans for a multi-million pound spending plan to revive the Broomielaw, St Enoch, Blythswood and Central areas of the city.
So how would it look – well the addition of more cafés and restaurants along the banks of the Rover Clyde are just some of the ideas being looked at, as well as cycle paths and better housing.
It’s all part of the council’s regeneration masterplan which is expected to cost around £115 million.
Architect Graham Ross has been speaking to Clyde News:
Celtic's Leigh Griffiths has paid tribute to a teenage footballer who died after collapsing at a training session in Coatbridge.
Kieran McDade was taken to hospital after collapsing while on the pitch at Dunbeth Football Club, last Thursday and died in hospital on Friday morning.
The 13-year-old’s family got to meet some of the schoolboy’s favourite footballers at Parkhead yesterday, and Griffths led a special tribute to him, by holding up a top with “RIP Kieran” and the number 13 on it as he netted for the Hoops in the 13th minute against Aberdeen:
Glasgow swimmer Robbie Renwick tells us why he's keen to join thousands of athletes in Loch Lomond for the Great Scottish Swim, just days after landing back from the Rio Olympics.
A 13-year-old boy has died after collapsing during a football training session.
Kieran McDade was taken to hospital after collapsing while on the pitch at Dunbeth Football Club in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, last Thursday.
Dunbeth Football Club confirmed that the teenager died on Friday morning.
Club coach Martin Holmes has been paying tribute:
Hamilton boss Martin Canning hopes Celtic's Champions League qualification provides the windfall that could enable him to complete his summer transfer business
West Dunbartonshire MP Martin Docherty-Hughes has backed our #JusticeForCaroline campaign.
Joanne Menzies was the last person to see the 14 year old alive on the 24th of August 1996 before she walked from Bonhill to Renton and she's been telling our reporter Shiona McCallum about the pain of the last twenty years.
The best friend of a murdered schoolgirl from Dunbartonshire says police failed in their investigation.
Police are re-examining the unsolved murder of Caroline Glachan, twenty years on. Our reporter Shiona McCallum talks to her mum Margaret and Detective Superintendent Jim Kerr is Head of the Homicide Review Team.
Detective Superintendent Jim Kerr is in charge of the Homicide Governance and Review Team at Police Scotland. He talks to our reporter Shiona McCallum about the forensic review of the evidence in the Caroline Glachan murder.
How could fresh DNA evidence help catch those responsible for the murder of Caroline Glachan?
Caroline's mum Margaret McKeich has been speaking exclusively to our reporter Shiona McCallum as we launch our 'Justice for Caroline campaign' to mark 20 years since her daughter was murdered.
Karen Meikle is speaking to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about her fears if Ward 15 at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley shuts.
The collapsed firm has failed to find a buyer and has announced the first wave of closures out of its 163 stores UK wide.
A Victoria Cross paving stone has been unveiled at the People's Palace in Glasgow for Drummer Walter Ritchie. His grandson Walter Ritchie talks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Director Douglas Taylor responds to questions about the derailment of the Tsunami ride at his Motherwell theme park
18 year old Simon O'Hare says his life has been turned around after getting involved with The Prince's Trust. He spoke to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair after meeting the Duke of Rothesay.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers talks to Gordon Duncan about settling in, new signings, players leaving, the Champions League and a rivalry with Mark Warburton's Rangers.
The deputy leader of Inverclyde Council talks to Clyde News as Scotland's first ever powerboat Grand Prix comes to Greenock this weekend.
Specators can watch for free from the town's Esplanade as boats and jet-skis take part in a series of racing and freestyle events across Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair is speaking to Laura McArthur who says she feels like her daughter Jodie Muir's grave has been desecrated.
Kirsty Aitchison disappeared early on Sunday morning after a night out in Glasgow. Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to mum Fay at the River Clyde where police divers are searching for the mum-of-four.
The Director was on the set of Trainspotting 2 in Clydebank where he chatted to film fans and posed for photographs. Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to Liz Grass who met him.
Nicola Sturgeon says her reaction to the killing of the toddler was "shock, horror and revulsion" and "lessons must be learned". She speaks to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
St Stephen's is the latest school to receive a phone call saying a bomb in the building. Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair has more.
Laura Walker spoke to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair at the gates of Kilbowie Primary after emergency services were called over fears of a bomb which turned out to be a hoax.
Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to people out enjoying the #PearlIzumi competition in the town
Army bomb disposal experts were called to Beil Drive after a worker discovered a grenade and shell this morning. Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to a resident who was evacuated.
Glasgow City Council Leader Frank McAveety will urge Councillors to back the motion this afternoon. He spoke to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
The 14 month old girl died last month after becoming ill at home in Drumchapel. Police are now treating her death as "suspicioius."
Provost Robert Moran has been telling us about the night Greenock was targeted by German bombers, during the Blitz 75 years ago.
Reverend Alan Sorensen talking to Clyde News, 75 years after the Greenock blitz. He’s from Wellpark Midkirk church in the town and will be carrying out a service later.
Derek and Callum Hawkins who have just recently qualified for the #RioOlympics talk to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about the Great Scottish Run, excitement for Rio and leg pain after the London Marathon!
Manager Martin Canning has called for unity in Hamilton's survival fight after their heavy defeat by Kilmarnock was met by anger from fans and the club's stadium announcer.
Around 20 people have been camping outside the City Chambers in a demo about homelessness and now they face eviction. Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to David at the site.
Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair is on Gibb Street in Chapelhall where a man was found dead last night.
Police say a man who was found badly injured in Chapelhall died at the scene last night. Clyde News is speaking to people on Gibb Street.
Stiliyan Petrov believes he could return to play for Aston Villa after winning his battle with cancer.
Police are looking into whether the deaths of two women in a flat in the Gallowgate area of Glasgow is connected to carbon monoxide poisoning
David Loudon was Project Manager at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and met the monarch when she officialy opened the building last year. He spoke to our Reporter Kerri-Ann Docherty.
Andy Cudden is the Assistant Manager of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and met the monarch ten years ago as she officially opened the re-furbished museum. He talks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
Haydn Pope who lost his battle with cancer last month has left the AXM venue on Glassford Street to Moni Malawi. Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair is speaking to manager Scot McMillan about the unique gesture.
Harry Liddell is a Celtic supporter and his son Craig, who lives at home with his parents, is a Rangers fan. The pair speak to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair ahead of the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden.
Friends and classmates of the 24 year old will gather for a special remembrance service at Caledonian University in #Glasgow where the 24 year old studied. Clyde News' Chief Reporter spoke with Fiona Donnelly, Senior News Reporter with Cork's 96FM
Teenagers in Inverclyde have been targeted by a fake modelling scout on Facebook and asked for photos.
But the agency the profile was pretending to be confirmed it's a dangerous scam and they would never contact minors online.
Chief Executive of Young Scot Louise MacDonald says adolescents should know about their 'digital rights' when engaging with people on the internet.
The cult writer talks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about 'The Blade Artist' at Dumbarton Library ahead of the annual Booked! Festival
There was outrage on social media when tech giants failed to add a Scottish flag to the standard emoji keyboard - but thanks to a graphic designer from Ayrshire you can now spam your friends with more than 100 Scottish themed stickers - including the Loch Ness Monster.
24 year-old Kayleigh Dempster teamed up with Fanmoji to launch new app 'Scotmoji' - it includes the Saltire, tartan hearts and the North's very own Nessie:
Clyde News reporter Shiona McCallum speaks to the head of the Ahmadi muslims in Scotland, President Abdul Abid, about the death of one of its members, shopkeeper #AsadShah.
Mr Shah was killed on Thursday night in Shawlands in an attack that was ‘religiously prejudice’ according to the Police.
Clyde News reporter Shiona McCallum speaks to the head of the Ahmadi muslims in Scotland, President Abdul Abid, about the death of one of its members, shopkeeper #AsadShah. Mr Shah was killed on Thursday night in Shawlands in an attack that was ‘religiously prejudice’ according to the Police.
The Glasgow band's frontwoman Lauren Mayberry is backing the charity's appeal to raise £50,000 to help victims of sexual abuse. She spoke to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair.
The 66 year old woman, who didn't want to be named, spoke to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair at a vigil last night in protest at a spate of assaults on the elderly.
People in Shawlands are gathering to pay their respects to a pillar of their community who was killed last night.
Asad Shah died in hospital on Thursday night after being found wounded at his shop in Minard Road
Asad Shah died in hospital after being wounded at his store in Minard Road on Thursday night
Rangers captain Lee Wallace says he won't 'lose sleep' over being left out of the Scotland squad
Ashay Ahmed runs the shop next door to one sealed off by police hunting the killer of 15 year old #paigedoherty in #Clydebank
Eddie Hearn has praised Ricky Burns' willingness to fight the best ahead of showdown with Michele Di Rocco.
The Coatbridge boxer talks about his return to Scotland and the upcoming fight with Michele Di Rocco.
Judy Murray talks to Gordon Duncan about pledging to support Scottish Women in Sport equality campaign on International Women’s Day
Elaine Kerr's brother John King died in August 2013 after an accident in Glencoe. The Glasgow woman's raising funds for Lochaber MRT and SARDA. She spoke to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair
The Pretty Woman star talks to Radio Clyde's Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about his new film Time Out Of Mind and also the big question, has he had a 29th February marriage proposal?
The leader of Glasgow City Council is exclusively telling Clyde News a merger with the country's biggest social landlord will secure thousands of jobs. Coucillor Frank McAveety spoke to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about the deal.
"The Man Who Fell To Earth" was screened onto the globe at the planetarium as part of the Glasgow Film Festival programme last night. Steve Owens from the centre and Emma McIntyre from the festival spoke to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about it.
The former Motherwell, Derby and Nottingham Forrest boss speaks exclusively to Hugh Keevins about not being interested in the Rangers job, his time in England, and being ready to return to management.
"Where You're Meant To Be" got its world premiere at the #Glasgow #Barrowland #Ballroom at the weekend. Aidan talks to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about the film and its homage to late folk singer Sheila Stewart
Seamus Fahy speaks to our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair about Glasgow Vaults, the first independent safe deposit service in Scotland.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton called for an end to artificial surfaces in the top flight as he admitted Martyn Waghorn's season could be over after picking up an injury at Rugby Park.
Members of the EIS teaching union are staging a further day of industrial action in protest at council cuts. Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair has been out to the picket lines.
Bradford couple 24 year old Rachel Slater and Tim Newton haven't been seen since the weekend. Clyde news' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to John Stevenson the Team Leader for Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team
Members of Glasgow Ski Racing Club were en route to the English Alpine Championships in Bormio when their van was targeted near Milan on Friday night. Julie Vinter from the club speaks to Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair from the resort.
Martin Beatty talks to our reporter Lizzie Parker about what it was like to meet the 14-year-old boy that sent threats to his son. #news #celtic
Glasgow lawyer Donald MacKinnon gives advice on how to find love in the office without the legal drama and conflict of a harrassment claim.
Glasgow lawyer Donald MacKinnon advising employers on steps to take to make sure office romances don't turn into conflict and harrassment claims.
John Lee from the Scottish Grocers' Federation has been criticising SHAAP's proposals for alcohol-only checkouts. Read more here: http://www.clyde1.com/localnews/health-group-calls-for-alcohol-only-check-outs-in-shops/
Martin Canning has revealed he has prioritised clean sheets in a bid to steer #Hamilton to safety.
The local authority which is making cuts of £6.3M to help balance the books, is spending £31K on an Audi A8 for their Provost
Our Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to Katie Banks from #Closer magazine about the couple's new arrival.
Clyde News' Chief Reporter talks to Rupert Adams from William Hill about what name they might choose for their first arrival.
Dr Erika Preisig joined us on Scotland's Talk In to discuss the clinic she runs in Switzerland where she helps people to end their own lives. She spoke to listeners including a woman who has only months to live. #ScotlandsTalkIn
One of the organisers Vonny Moyes has been speaking about the backlash against the pick up artist and plans for a "celebration" in George Square.
Motherwell manager Mark McGhee has told distraught winger Lionel Ainsworth: "We love you."
Two men have been injured after a stunt rider attempted a trick and his bike fell off a 20 foot ramp at a Nitro Circus event at the #Hydro in #Glasgow.
The former Rangers captain is looking forward to a "surreal" return to Ibrox in charge of managerless Kilmarnock.
Iain Clark told our reporter the family "desperately" wanted Stuart, who went missing on 17th January to come back home.
Hillhead High and The High School of Glasgow received threatening calls at around 8.30am this morning. Clyde News' Chief Reporter Linda Sinclair reports.
Chief Constable Phil Gormley speaking to our reporter Shiona McCallum about the firearms exercise that took place at Braehead shopping centre last night. #news #glasgow
The 14 year old and his 15 year old friend were walking along Fernhill Rd in Rutherglen on Sunday when a Vauxhall Corsa mounted the pavement and struck the 14 year old. Detective Sergeant Martin McKendrick spoke to our Reporter Linda Sinclair.
He's calling on the government to do more to help refugees after a recent aid mission to the Calais and Dunkirk camps in France. #glasgow #news #refugees
The Scottish Police Federation's Calum Steele raises safety fears after its emerged unarmed officers attended reports of a gunman holding up a shop in Yoker. A 23 year old man was shot in the leg in the attempted robbery
59 year old Irene Sime lives outside Marbella and had a rude awakening when the 6.1 magnitude tremor struck early this morning. She spoke to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Hair stylists from U Concept are doing their bit to help boost a Glasgow foodbank by offering free cuts in exchange for donations. Director Thomas McGovern spoke to our Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Criminal law expert Professor James Chalmers from University of Glasgow has been talking to our reporter Lizzie Parker about private prosecutions and how likely it is that the cases will go ahead. You can read more here: www.clyde1.com/localnews/listen-what-are-private-prosecutions-and-will-they-go-ahead/
The Motherwell manager tells Alison Robbie about his hopes for a new midfielder and trying to bounce back from last week's 6-0 hammering at Hearts.
The musical sister duo got the surprise of a lifetime after being given the opportunity to be produced by the multi-platinum producer as part of MasterCard’s Priceless Surprises. Hear the cover here: http://www.clyde1.com/localnews/watch-glasgow-sisters-get-once-in-a-lifetime-chance-to-work-with-mark-ronson/
Reza Najafian says the family are still coming to terms with the tragedy and hope the charitable foundation set up in her name will keep her memory alive. #glasgow #charity #news
Proposals for the East End Regeneration Route, dubbed as the final piece of the jigsaw to help regenerate Glasgow's east end, will go before council this week. Councillor George Redmond spoke to our Reporter LInda Sinclair.
David Blair speaks to Lizzie Parker about his petition calling on Glasgow City Council to change Duke Street to Thin White Duke Street. #glasgow #news #bowie
Plans for a bullet train service between Glasgow and Edinburgh have been put on hold. Derek Mackay speaks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair and explains why.
Dr Paul Dimeo is leading a pioneering new study looking at sportsmen and women's attitudes to anti-doping programmes. #stirling #sport #athletics #doping
National Officer for Community Steven McCool spoke to our reporter Lizzie Parker about the announcement of new interest in Daziel and Clydebridge.
The festival boss speaks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair about what is in store this year including former #LedZeppelin frontman Robert Plant, #Blur's Graham Coxon and Kris Kristofferson
The Scottish traditional singer speaks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair about performing at the Opening Concert of the festival which is in its 23rd year.
The Hamilton Accies player manager says Saturday's William Hill Scottish Cup defeat to Annan was the worst moment of his career.
The likes of #AdamHills, #JulianClary and #ReginaldDHunter will be appearing over the eighteeen-day festival in March. Director Sarah Watson spoke to our Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Staff at 5 schools are downing tools today in a row about council plans to axe Principle posts and amalgamate some departments as part of a cost cutting drive. Linda Sinclair reports.
East Kilbride manager Billy Ogilvie has spoken to Superscoreboard host Gerry McCulloch - Celtic will be their next-round opponents if they get past Lothian Thistle.
CEO of DF Concerts speaks to Clyde 1 and tells us how Bowie's music and style influenced his career.
Sandy Taylor who uses a cane spoke to our reporter Lizzie Parker about plans to revamp the town's centre and bringing his campaign to the Scottish Parliament.
After signing a new one-year contract extension, Darian Mackinnon says he wants to end his career at Hamilton Accies.
Phil Gormley, the former deputy director of the National Crime Agency, has taken over the top job from Sir Stephen House. He spoke to our Reporter Linda Sinclair.
The new St Mirren boss looks back on Saturday's win at Morton, ahead to Friday's visit of Partick Thistle, and tells Gordon Duncan about his hopes for the January window.
Chris Bagley from the Lovat Arms in Glasgow says his bar's been flooded twice in December and he's facing a repair bill of thousands of of pounds. He spoke to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Lord Jack McConnell is thanking Radio Clyde listeners for their generosity helping over 50,000 children across Glasgow and the West. #christmas #charity #news #glasgow
Gail Gillon is offering free food and Christmas gifts for lonely and struggling people at her cafe Jollytots and Cookies. Read more here: http://www.clyde1.com/localnews/listen-uddingston-cafe-to-open-doors-to-people-in-need-on-christmas-day/ #news #christmas #glasgow #lanarkshire
Alistair Stirling who was on Queen Street when the lorry crashed spoke to our reporter Lizzie Parker on George Square one year on. #news #glasgow #binlorrycrash
The First Minister says her thoughts are with the victims' families ahead of the 1 year memorial service she will be attending at Glasgow Cathedral.
John Murphy's eldest son, also named John, spoke to Lizzie Parker about the ongoing search for his dad. He went missing from his home in Dennistoun on the 12th of May and hasn't been seen since. #glasgow #news
Managing Director of Glasgow Airport Amanda McMillan talks to our reporter Lizzie Parker about the new daily Air France flight which will run from the end of March #glasgow #news #travel
Hamilton player-manager Martin Canning admits his "ideal scenario" would see his boots staying in their bag for the rest of the season.
The Hamilton Accies and Northern Ireland goalkeeper says he's enjoying life in South Lanarkshire but admits he has a big decision to make about his future.
Celtic assistant John Collins says their tie with Fenerbahce is a game they could do without.
SPFL board member Mike Mulraney tells @ClydeSSB clubs were not left in the dark about League Cup changes.
Head of Communications Colin Edgar says they are looking into how to implement all the findings of the report into the fatal bin lorry crash in George Square last December. #news #glasgow
David Wilson who represents victim Jacqueline Morton's family says relatives are struggling to "accept the fact that, had Mr Clarke not told lies, their family members would still be alive." #news #glasgow
Celtic midfielder Scott Allan tells Gordon Duncan he's learned from his Ajax mistake and is ready to prove his worth from the start this weekend.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton insists he will not be the next Fulham manager, He says reports are disrespectul to him and the club.
Craig Edward from Dalmuir and Mountblow Community Council has been speaking to our reporter Lizzie Parker
Billy Gold owns the Hielan Jessie, a pub on the Gallowgate where a large brawl of football fan seriously assaulted 4 men last night. #celtic #ajax #scotland #glasgow #football
The St Mirren boss admits he was wrong to criticise the fans following Tuesday's draw at Raith Rovers.
The Hamilton Accies player/manager says there's no need to panic despite a run of six games without a win.
SFRS Incidents Commander Brian Winter says the quick reaction of fire fighters meant that 15 people were all evacuated from the building.
Raza Sadiq spoke to our reporter Lizzie Parker about his son's experiences #glasgow #news #racism
The Fir Park boss says he was encouraged by talks held with owner Les Hutchison last week.
World renowned artist John Lowrie Morrison known as Jolomo, speaks to Clyde ahead of his latest exhibition.
Our reporter Lizzie Parker talks to local business owner Rupert Pedley about how to find a safe hoverboard. #scotland #news #glasgow
Six months after the Dennistoun dad-of-five disappeared, his family are renewing their appeal for information about his whereabouts. Our reporter Lizzie Parker has been speaking to his son John.
The Hull City man is urging his fellow Scotland under-21s to grab the chance to impress Gordon Strachan, just like he did.
Detective Inspector David Stewart is looking for information about a shooting on Riddrie Knowes on Wednesday 4th November at around 10pm.
The Scottish golfing champion caught up with Clyde 1's Knoxy - who is also his sister - after becoming the first Scot to win a World Golfing Championships event on Sunday. #sport #golf
Dad Gary Walker spoke to Clyde News about his son Josh who was left with stitches when a man punched him. His friends had been out throwing eggs on Halloween when the attack happened. #news #scotland #glasgow #oldkilpatrick
The Conservatives Jackson Carlaw, campaigning for nuclear weapons in Helensburgh, came under fire from SNP Activist Alasdair Jamison.
Ronny Deila hits back at his and #Celtic's critics, saying he only cares about the opinions of those at the club.
The Hamilton Accies player/manager says he's ready to start his first game in six months, if needed.
Tata Steel's announced their plants in Motherwell and Cambuslang are being mothballed. The company's blaming cheap Chinese imports. Linda Sinclair reports for Clyde News.
Mark McGhee knows he has to prove himself to #Motherwell fans all over again - but sees no reason why that cannot start against Celtic.
Rangers manager Mark Warburton has described the appointment of Frank McParland as head of recruitment as a "huge step forward" for the club.
Celtic defender Efe Ambrose is working to ensure he will never repeat the Europa League "gift" he gave to Fenerbahce.
Shaun Maloney will keep playing for #Scotland for as long as he is asked and he wants Gordon Strachan to saty too.
78 year old Ellen Devine lived on the 17th floor of a tower block there with her family for 40 years. She spoke to our Reporter Linda Sinclair about what it was like.
The remaining tower blocks are set to be brought down in a single explosion to make way for new housing. These people who live nearby say they will be glad to see the back of them.
Linsey Cotton is sentenced to 3 years at Paisley Sheriff Court for the elaborate fraud on the McDonough family. Margaret McDonough and daughter Nicola took on their lives after she demanded money from them.
Linsey Cotton carried out an extortion plot on the McDonough family spinning what the judge called an "extraordinary complex web of deceit and lies". Margaret McDonough and her daughter Nicola took their own lives after she demanded thousands of pounds. Linda Sinclair reports.
HMS Trent is the last of three vessel's being built at the Govan Yard which is helping secure 800 jobs at the site. Linda Sinclair reports.
Abdul Osman says Saturday's win against Dundee Utd was all about taking the pressure off manager Alan Archibald.
The Gers midfielder has his say on the controversial foul on him which swung Saturday's Rangers v Falkirk game in the home-side's favour.
Rob Waller speaks to Dan Keating ahead of the World Gymnastics Championships at the Hydro.
scotland #gymnastics
The Jags boss says they must start taking advantage of other teams' difficulties as they prepare to face their second managerless opponents in succession.
Commons praised Efe Ambrose's overall performance and says no-one is blaming him for Celtic's failure to win the match against Fenerbahce.
The Norwegian says it's easy for the Celtic players to forgive Efe Ambrose's error because they win and lose as a team.
The hoops forward tells Gordon Duncan that Efe Ambrose's mistake is "one of those things" and insists the defender has been playing well.
The Rangers manager says his club, along with Celtic, will end up in an English or breakaway league sooner rather than later.
Around 20,000 people are expected to take part in the half marathon and 10K events this weekend in Glasgow. Chris Hollinshead talks to Clyde Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Martyn Waghorn believes #Rangers can be challenging for Champions League spot next season.
Motherwell caretaker boss Stephen Craigan says it's too early to think about wanting the job on a permanent basis.
Craig Gordon says Carlton Cole's been banging in the goals at training but the big striker still hasn't forgiven the keeper for denying him one in the past.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton is playing down the significance of their League Cup tie against St Johnstone
Our reporter Linda Sinclair spoke to SCIAF director Alistair Dutton about the refugee crisis. #news # refugees #scotland
Goalkeeper Craig Samson has backed himself to win the battle for the gloves at #Motherwell.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton says he won't be calling Ally McCoist to ask for advice on dealing with life at Ibrox.
Station Manager John McKenna talks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair about new partnership in Glasgow to drive down fatal fires in over 50's.
Jozo Simunovic says he does not feel any pressure at #Celtic as he believes in his own ability.
Dave King says it was Hibs who made the initial contact about a deal for Scott Allan and also believes Rangers are 5 players short of challenging Celtic.
Celtic bossRonny Deila believes new signing Jozo Simunovic could turn out to be as good as Virgil van Dijk.
Dave King reveals Rangers have agreed to terminate former manager Ally McCoist's contract.
Neil Greig from the IAM is calling for improved safety at the junction of Argyll Street and Queen Street in #Glasgow after another accident. He speaks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Motherwell boss Ian Baraclough says he made sure they used the international break to their advantage.
The man convicted of the brutal murder of student nurse Karen Buckley is sentenced to a minimum of 23 years.
Gordon Strachan believes #Scotland can still qualify for #Euro 2016 despite back to back defeats.
The national side didn't arrive back until 7 o'clock on Saturday morning after the 1-0 defeat in Tblisi.
Strachan says it's changed nothing the in the build up to the visit of the world champions.
James McFadden, Stevie Hammell and Stephen McManus are full of praise for Motherwell captain Keith Lasley ahead of his testimonial match against Bolton tomorrow.
The national team boss says there's a "nervous excitement" ahead of Friday's clash in Georgia.
The Glasgow Warriors forward says they can cope with having 20 players away at the Rugby World Cup and defend their Pro12 title.
The former Tartan Army favourite is still haunted by painful memories of Scotland's last trip to Georgia.
The Hull man says the players don't discuss qualification for France 2016 but knows it's on everyone's mind.
Scotland assistant Mark McGhee says there remains a calmness in the squad as they prepare for their crucial Euro 2016 double header.
Mark Warburton says last season's defeats at Queen of the South are completely irrelevant now.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila believes "smart" people will not will judge his success purely on results.
The hoops coach says they have no plans to ditch their zonal marking system just because it let them down in Malmo.
The St Mirren manager talks to Gordon Duncan about new loan signing Lawrence Shankland and hoping for their first win of the season.
The Celtic midfielder disagrees with manager Ronny Deila's view that the players played with fear in Malmo.
Celtic defender Virgil van Dijk admitted uncertainty about his immediate future following their Champions League failure.
The hoops boss accused his players of being "scared" after they crashed out of the Champions League against Malmo.
The Rangers manager says he's more than happy with the club's signing policy as they recruit Gedion Zelalem and let Darren McGregor go.
The Scotland boss explains his decision to call up Stuart Armstrong and says he's been impressed with Leigh Griffiths recently.
The Thistle boss says he's relishing going to Tynecastle this weekend to take on league leaders Hearts.
The Hamilton Accies midfielder is sorry to see team-mate Chris Turner out injured but will now be looking to take his place.
The Motherwell man came out on top against his brother Nicky in the playoffs last season but is keen to avoid a repeat.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton gives @AlisonRobbie his reaction to Scott Allan opting for #Celtic
Thousands of pipers and drummers from around the globe are gathering at Glasgow Green for the competition. Ian Embleton Chief Executive of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association talks about the two day event.
Rikki Evans from Aberdeen has piped for over 24 hours in a bid to make the Guinness Book of World Records. The 29 year old spoke to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair straight after he had finished the marathon challenge.
Motherwell's new midfielder hopes his loan move can force him in to the Wales squad for Euro 2016.
Ronny Deila says his assistant was just stating an "obvious" fact and not being disrespectful.
Celtic assistant John Collins is satisfied with their draw for the Champions League play-offs.
Jim Duffy speaks to Gordon Duncan about unfurling the League 1 flag and an injury blow ahead of the new season.
Lee Wallace says it would be an honour to be handed #Rangers captaincy on a permanent basis.
Rangers boss Mark Warburton refuses to be drawn on the club's pursuit of #Hibs midfielder Scott Allan.
The Saints boss looks ahead to Friday's league opener at Rangers and tells Gordon Duncan about new signing Calum Gallagher.
The winger spoke to Gordon Duncan about his move from Rangers and heading back to Ibrox for a potential debut on Friday.
The Accies boss says he's back on the hunt for a striker after having to scrap the deal for Salva Chamorro
The Rangers legend says he's encouraged by life under Mark Warburton but warns there will be no quick fix.
Amy Kelly spotted #CillaBlack at Gatwick Airport on Friday and asked her for a photograph. Amy says the TV star "looked lovely and glamorous" and it was "shocking" to learn of her death. Amy is speaking to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair.
Martin Bell is speaking to Clyde News' Shiona McCallum about the voicemail left on his sister's phone by police officers ten days after she died in a car crash
Celtic assistant John Collins says there are 'no mugs' at this stage of Champions League qualifying.
Mary Kavanah's boyfriend Robert Jenkins died in the helicopter crash in November 2013. She talks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair as the bar reopens.
Former #Rangers defender John Brown says he's encouraged by his first sight of the new team.
Lee McLean talks about the unique ultra which takes runners from the west end of Glasgow through countryside to New Lanark.
Restauranteur and hotelier Maurice Graham opened La Bonne Auberge in the Park Circus area of Glasgow before moving to the city centre. The French brasserie is marking its 40th anniversary
Martin Canning tells Gordon Duncan about Hamilton's new signings and his hopes for the season ahead.
Lee McCulloch on life at #Rangers as he prepares for his new challenge as #Kilmarnock assistant manager
Britain's biggest ever superliner has docked in Greenock.
The Britannia recently completed its maiden voyage and is now carrying out a complete tour of the British Isles.
We've been speaking to Sinclair Ross, who is the Chief Engineer aboard Britannia.
Hundreds of cars were stranded in the car park for hours after T in the Park finished last night.
Heavy rainfall and mud meant tractors had to come and drag people out.
This man was helping push cars up the hill.
Hundreds of cars were stuck in the mud and stranded for hours at T in the Park last night.
Volunteers had to help push the vehicles out of sticky spots until tractors came to drag people free.
We spoke to these festival goers who were left frustrated at not being able to get home.
T n the Park bosses are looking at crowd control after hundreds of fans were caught up in a crush outside the King Tut's Tent
It happened as festival goers crowded in to see The Proclaimers perform.
Debbie from Glasgow told us she saw a girl's face crushed up against the railings as music lovers pushed forward causing security railings to collapse...
Prides were the first band onstage at T in the Park's new home at Strathallan Castle. They've been telling us what it felt like...
Chief Constable Sir Stephen House speaks about Police Scotland's failure to follow up a call about a fatal crash near Stirling to Clyde News Reporter Laura Brannan.
Kilmarnock's new defender tells Gordon Duncan he doesn't have a bad word to say about former club Rangers.
Celtic's new striker on wearing the number 7 jersey and playing alongside, rather than against, the likes of Scott Brown.
Liam Henderson says he didn't mind missing #Celtic's title celebrations because he believes his Norwegian loan stint will set him up for a future filled with medals.
Rangers assistant David Weir says the lack of a scouting system is making the search for new players more difficult.
Our Reporter Laura Brannan speaks to John McGhie who will receive a medal from the Prime Minister for helping tackle the disease in Sierra Leone.
Neil Doncaster believes there is an appetite to play during the summer months in Scotland but says making it happen won't be easy.
Motherwell's new striker says dropping down to part time football has made him even more determined to grab his chance at Fir Park.
Our reporter Linda Sinclair speaks to locals after a fire ripped through a block of flats on Cloan Avenue last night.
Celtic's new defender says he was sold on a move to the hoops by Lionel Messi and Xavi's praise.
Justin Valmassoi's advert with the line "the money is s*** .. don't ask for more because I don't have it" went viral and now the businessman's recruited Cassandra McIntyre for the key job at his Glasgow diner. They spoke to our Reporter Linda Sinclair.
The Partick Thistle defender tells Gordon Duncan he's raring to go after missing some of last season through injury.
The Partick Thistle forward looks ahead to facing former team-mate Kallum Higginbotham next season.
The Partick Thistle striker tells Gordon Duncan he'll welcome competition for the number one striker's role.
The St Mirren boss gives Gordon Duncan his reaction to the Petrofac cup draw and the signing of Stuart Carswell.
The defender says the Rangers players will rightly be labelled as "failures" after last season and now they must prove that's not the case.
The Celtic captain is frustrated by the coefficient system which forces Celtic to play three Champions League qualifiers.
Our reporter Vicky Murray speaks to Andrew Eadie, who's known Jim and Ann McQuire for 40 years.
Anne Boyd from East Kilbride and her partner were sunbathing in the resort of Sousse when the gunmen opened fire killing at least 28 people. The 49 year old nurse speaks to Clyde News Reporter Linda Sinclair about their ordeal.
The St Mirren striker talks to Gordon Duncan after signing a new one-year deal with the club.
Colin Mackay reports on the 20 politicians who are stepping down ahead of the Scottish Parliament elections next May.
The Celtic manager says Forrest will be going nowhere and believes this will be a big season for the winger.
Glasgow City Council Leader Gordon Matheson talks about the 9 day programme of events which kick off on July 25th.
Ian Maxwell tells Gordon Duncan his thoughts on Thistle's new mascot and the club's plans for next season.
David says Kingsley the mascot is "a badly drawn sun with a slight look of angst on his face"
John Collins says Celtic won't be pursuing Anya, Fletcher or Wilson and expects Aberdeen and Hearts to be their closest challengers this season.
Daniela has young twins - she tells our reporter Gordon Duncan how the water problem in North Lanarkshire is affecting her.
Our reporter Natalie Crawford chats to Carole Folksman about the water problem affecting thousands of people in North Lanarkshire.
Lunches and dinners cancelled, and 3 weddings booked this weekend. Our reporter Gordon Duncan speaks to Siobhan Edwards from Motherwell's Dalziel Park Hotel about the impact the water problem is having.
Peter Farrer, Chief Operating Officer of Scottish Water speaks to Rob Waller about the contamination in Lanarkshire
Mark is on of the families affected by the #wateralert in Lanarkshire where people are being told not to drink or even wash with their tap water