‘A very dark year for refugees’ Anti-racism protest to be held in Glasgow following tragic asylum seeker deaths

Aberdeen takeaway. In what could be one of Scotland's only 'kebab gardens', punters can tuck into a hearty feast on a special patio outside Marmaris on Rose Street.The seating area features classy furniture next to a flower bed.The decking is also protected from the north-east's unpredictable weather by a parasol.

Middle East jail for drug charges will finally be reunited with his family tomorrow after being released on bail. Conor Howard's step-dad Robert has told the Daily Record the 27-year-old is being let out of the Corfu prison where he has spent the last month, after having his bail application granted.

Glasgow has been met with a heavy police presence after a large crowd of locals gathered in a street. Video and pictures on social media show around 100 people crowded on the street near a property on Estate Road, Carmyle, with multiple officers and a riot van in attendance.Cops descended on the gathering on Wednesday evening and remain at the scene.

protest has been held outside a Glasgow hospital by a Scots family unable to visit their seriously ill relative in intensive care. Tracy Donaldson, 43, and her family are demanding relatives be allowed to visit loved ones in intensive care amid tightened coronavirus restrictions.

Police are searching for a missing Scots teenager who vanished earlier this morning. Rachel Allan, 13, was last seen at around 12.30am today at her home in Paisley.

M8 in Glasgow city centre has been closed due to an ongoing police incident. Emergency services have raced to the scene on the eastbound carriageway between J19 and J18.

cannabis drugs into the country to help save her desperately sick son yesterday begged the Scottish Government to fund his medicine.Karen Gray, 46, from Edinburgh, travelled to the Netherlands to get cannabis-based drugs with previously banned tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in them after her youngest child Murray, now eight, ended up in a vegetative state in hospital.Murray was diagnosed with Doose syndrome, a severe form of epilepsy, in December 2017 and suffered up to 12 seizures a day.But within

jailed today for 14 months. Ross Hunter, 29, was given £1,200 to make the drug transfer from the Netherlands to Scotland last January.

estimates for the first half of 2019.We twice splashed the revelations on the front page of our paper, reflecting how the crisis was plainly out of control.When the Record pointed this out to the force, they stuck to their guns and refused to give out the data, claiming the previous releases were a “mistake”.The refusal comes despite it being widely expected that the numbers for 2019, which are running five months late, will be even worse than 2018.Those were a new record and the worst recorded

Wanderers man has now penned a two-year deal with the Turkish second division side, the club announced on Twitter.

Glasgow region are being extended to cover East Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire in an attempt to stop Covid spreading out of control. The Scottish Government is adding the two council areas to the list one week after people in Glasgow, East Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire were banned from mixing in each other's houses, Nicola Sturgeon confirmed.

MSP Ms McAlpine, who has raised the issues with health secretary Jeane Freeman, said: “I believe that we have a responsibility to help children who have been left requiring considerable support for the rest of their lives.“Ms Freeman has reassured me that the Scottish Government is giving careful consideration to all the recommendations in the report and will be consulting with all the patient groups before responding with their plans.

greenhouse so he could continue working and still protect his family.David Young, from Caithness in the Highlands, knew how important it was to remain at work while the battle raged against coronavirus but he was also aware of the possible dangers of transmitting the virus – so he moved out of the family home into the greenhouse in his garden to allow him to continue working throughout the pandemic.His incredible commitment to his job was one of hundreds of stories being told on Friday to

Glasgow’s Buchanan Street to protest the treatment of refugees in the city.Stand Up to Racism organised the demonstration after what they described as a “very dark year for refugees” which saw a number of vulnerable people lose their lives.Campaigners called for the Scottish Government to step in and break immigration laws imposed by the UK Home Office in a bid to protect the lives of vulnerable asylum seekers.It comes after the deaths of both Mercy Baguma, 34, and Adnan Olbeh, 31, who both lost

anti-lockdown protest in Glasgow.Demonstrators gathered in Glasgow Green and walked to the city’s George Square demanding a right to choose whether or not to wear a face mask.Hundreds participated in the march in anger at government imposed restrictions in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus.Police Scotland officers attended the protest and confirmed a 56-year-old man was arrested during the event.

Soccer Aid pitch and this time it's Julie Fleeting. The Scottish former international footballer will join the World XI side for the charity football match on Sunday - which will air live on ITV from Old Trafford.

cystic fibrosis patient is enjoying her best period of health for three years.Hailey Mann, 24, had been told she was looking at end of life care even though she knew there was a drug, Kaftrio, which could help her.But because the drug - a real game changer - wasn’t licensed in Europe she could only get it on compassionate grounds from drug company Vertex.However, just days after the Daily Record began to campaign on her behalf, Vertex agreed she could get the drug.Cystic fibrosis causes a

jail.Scott McAllister and his accomplices were arrested by police following evidence from a supergrass.The 46-year-old was behind the plot to bring shipments of Class A and B drugs, which also included cannabis and amphetamine, north of the Border from Liverpool.McAllister, from Cumbernauld, was jailed for 14 years and four months after admitting trafficking offences at the city’s Crown Court.But while fellow Scots gang members have been transferred to prisons closer to home, McAllister’s

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