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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Glasgow

Yours for 10 bob – a picture worth £50,000 GLASGOW'S famous Barras Market is a treasure trove of bargains from clothes to furniture and bric-a-brac.

Politics out of the picture A FEMALE shop mannequin perched on a toilet helped Glasgow contemporary artist Cathy Wilkes on to the shortlist for the Turner Prize yesterday.

Music festival drug dealers jailed TWO Glasgow drug dealers caught with Ecstasy and cocaine worth £7,500, which they planned to supply to revellers at the Rockness music festival last year, have been jailed.

Demolition man crushed to death A 68-YEAR-OLD man died yesterday after he was crushed by heavy machinery at a demolition company.

Gay Syrian waits for asylum appeal verdict

5-year-old boy dies after car hits cow

Rugby duo in peak condition for climb

Woman tells court of terror during knifepoint carjacking

Firefighter in 'sex act' joke loses bid to keep his job

Father's anger as murder accused goes free

Three women hurt as car ploughs into two shops

Lengthy detour on road to ferry

UEFA Cup final: Manchester to set up big screens for Rangers fans

Airport bomb man's brother is deported

'Wedding planner' to be deported after fixing fake marriages

Sisters terrorised and abused for years despite warnings from social workers and teacher

Barclaycard to axe 900 jobs at Scots call centre

Policemen's careers in ruins after lying about street fracas

Home disturbance victim named

Switch for heart and lung patients

Memorial service at school for murdered six-year-old

Female pipers call the tune

Ballot to decide which pupils get into top primary school

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