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Leaders face millions in comp claims
- Emergency services gave up hope after 36 hours of finding anyone alive
- Concerns raised about pub's health and safety
- Gordon Matheson, above, praises the emergency services
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 ...the latest saga at hostel plagued by drugs and knives
A resident of homeless shelter Bellgrove Hotel was set on fire as he watched TV.
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 I'm no grass
Lewis Rodden gave evidence in the trial against Colin McKay, left, last week. But he said he could not identify his former friend as the man who torched his BMW last year. It was Rodden's wife Janis who told the court she recognised McKay from CCTV footage.
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 Couple claim cannabis stash belonged to tenant
Christopher Gorman and his wife Karen, left, were acquitted of producing and supplying the class B drug. During their trial, they pointed the finger at two men who briefly rented their home in Plains, Airdrie. However, their son, also Christopher, was convicted of one charge.
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 Pregnant partner flees home after shots fired through window
The woman's boyfriend, Daniel Paita, was last week found guilty of attempted murder. It is not known who was behind the gun attack or if it was related to Paita's court case at the High Court in Glasgow, left. But her family claim she has since been rehoused in a part of the city where nobody can find her.
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