By Bill Heaney Mark Griffin MSP has today launched a new bill to strengthen protections and autonomy for those injured in the workplace. Mr Griffin’s
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Nurses ‘being punished’ as local health board bosses impose hospital parking fines
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have decided to issue penalties Staff at two hospitals are facing parking fines. By Lucy Ashton Patients who spend more
Silvio Berlusconi: Former Italian PM plagued by scandal dies aged 86
Three-time leader of Italy faced many corruption claims but achieved an unlikely political comeback The former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has died at the
ENTERTAINMENT: The Reeling celebrates sunny success
The Reeling, Scotland’s newest traditional music festival, enjoyed a resounding success this weekend, with around 8,000 Scottish music fans making their way to sunny Rouken Glen
WEATHER: Thunderstorms and hail imminent
Thunderstorms and hail are expected as a result of high temperatures. By Lucy Ashton The Met Office has issued a yellow warning affecting much of
BOOKS: Confidant of notorious Scots underworld figures releases tell all book
James McIntyre has been described as the real-life Tom Hagen, the fictional ‘consigliere’ or adviser to the Corleone mafia family in The Godfather movies Former