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Firefighters tackle serious blaze
More than 25 firefighters are sent to tackle a "severe" fire in the top floor of a tenement block in Glasgow.
Vigil held for tower block deaths
A vigil has been held in honour of a father, mother and son who died after falling from a Glasgow tower block.
Father denies murdering baby girl
A man goes on trial charged with murdering his five-month-old daughter by hitting her on the head and body.
Plea over critically injured man
Police appeal for information after a 28-year-old man is found with serious head injuries in Oban.
Store targeted twice in two days
A female shop assistant at a newsagents in Glasgow is threatened at knife point twice in two raids on the store in two days.
Police officer cleared of rapes
A serving Strathclyde Police officer is cleared of the repeated rape and attempted murder of a woman in Lanarkshire.
Profits rise by 6% at Weir Group
The engineering firm Weir Group unveils annual pre-tax profits of £187m.
Out of the labs, into the pubs
Could Scottish groups succeed in popularising science and scepticism?
Today: Tuesday 9th March
The Ulster Unionist Party says it will reject the final step of the Northern Ireland power-sharing deal despite an intervention by the former US president, George W Bush. And dog owners may have to take out insurance under government proposals to crack down on dangerous breeds.
Housing market confidence 'grows'
The housing market in Scotland saw a rise in confidence last month, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
Russian family 'jumped to deaths'
Three people who plunged to their deaths from a tower block were a Russian family seeking asylum, the BBC understands.
Disputed rail link making tracks
The first length of new tracks are laid on the controversial £330m Glasgow to Edinburgh, via Airdrie and Bathgate, rail route.
'I fear every knock on my door'
Asylum seekers living in the flats which three people jumped from speak to BBC Scotland's Joanne Macaulay.
Crime gang's 4x4 now police car
A £40,000 car which had belonged to Glasgow criminals is now being used by the police in the fight against serious crime.
Glasgow 2014 Games logo revealed
The logo for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games is unveiled as efforts step up to raise sponsorship.
Radiation 'did not kill' teenager
A fatal accident inquiry into the death of a teenager following an overdose of radiation has been abandoned.
Statement on Lisa Norris FAI
The statement in full by Lesley Thomson, area procurator fiscal for Glasgow and Strathkelvin, on the FAI into Lisa Norris' death.
Man jailed for friend's car death
A 20-year-old is sentenced to three years for causing the death of his friend when his car hit a wall in North Lanarkshire.
'Sickening' year of animal crimes
The Scottish SPCA says calls to its animal helpline rose by 16% last year with many "sickening and harrowing" cases.
Three dead in plunge from flats
Two men and a woman die after plunging to the ground from a high-rise block of flats in the Springburn area of Glasgow.


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