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32 films
Peter Manuel, a Scottish serial killer, murdered at least eight people in Greater Glasgow from 1956 to 1958.
A 15-meter steam locomotive weighing over 100 tons is transported 10,000 kilometers from South Africa to Glasgow, facing numerous logistical challenges.
Gary and Martin Kemp explore Glasgow's violent gangland history and rivalries in Britain.
More than 4 million people voted in the Scottish independence referendum, with 55% choosing to remain in the United Kingdom.
Angus Sinclair's chilling story reveals Scotland's notorious serial killer and the World's End Murders.
The Rogers family in Glasgow learns to save money for their first family holiday with help from Steph and Alex.
97% of primary school teachers in the UK report having disruptive children in their classrooms, impacting their ability to teach effectively.
Arthur Knight, who claims to be a harmless individual, faces allegations of being Nicholas Rossi, a fugitive wanted for serious crimes, after waking from a Covid coma in Glasgow.
Today in Massachusetts, Michelle Carter's trial begins over her role in a suicide case.
110 world leaders gather at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to discuss urgent actions needed to address the climate crisis.
Four people overdosed in a van operated by Peter Krykant, who provides a safe space for drug use in Glasgow amid a growing drug deaths crisis.
Tim Davie highlights his special relationship with the BBC and its vast news output.
Shirley Islam's citizens assembly in Glasgow aims to restore trust in politics through dialogue.
A Glasgow night club cuts power bills by allowing patrons to contribute through dancing.
Loki the Scottish rapper shares that his mother was the victim of violence, including sexual violence, during her childhood in a difficult community.
Leaders from the world's major industrialized nations gather in Rome for a two-day G20 summit to discuss the coronavirus pandemic and climate change.
A Beretta 9000 pistol, linked to organized crime figures James Lunt and Adam Bigley, is implicated in 19 shootings across the UK, highlighting forensic challenges.
The UK seeks help to find its latest most wanted fugitives involved in serious crimes.
Police investigate Peter Morrow and Nicola Sturgeon's home in Glasgow over SNP finances.
Nearly 600,000 Americans have died from COVID-19, a toll greater than that of World War I, World War II, the Vietnam War, and 9/11 combined.
Police in Glasgow seek David Yates in connection with Morel Sturrock's death.
In Glasgow, a group of pedophiles led by Ian Owens is convicted of operating a child sex abuse ring, revealing the severe trauma inflicted on victims.
Glasgow's shift to SNP signals Labour's decline in its traditional stronghold.
The East wing of the Glasgow School of Art began to smoke, prompting multiple fire engines to respond to the scene during a dramatic event.
Jimmy Sarang Kerr, a sprinter from Sierra Leone, faces homelessness in London after tragedy strikes.
BNSF Railroad in North Dakota faces congestion despite booming oil and grain traffic.
SNP accountants resign as police investigate party finances and Peter Murrell's arrest.
Swimmers can be disqualified for exceeding a 15-meter underwater limit during butterfly and backstroke events in Olympic competitions.
Britain tests four potential coronavirus cases in Scotland, including Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Owen Jones and Kezia Dugdale discuss Scottish Labour's challenges on a very sunny warm Scottish day.
Thomas Heatherwick showcases his retrospective at the V&A in this Olympic year for British design.
Four strangers spend 90 minutes in a New Jersey beach house during winter, engaging in partying, drug use, and intense conversations about their lives.
