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Five out of nine stroke victims at Glasgow's General Hospital, in their 60s, 70s and 80s, taking part in a preliminary clinical trial of a new treatment that involves injection of stem cells into the brain, have shown "mild to moderate" signs of recovery.
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The Willow Tea Rooms in Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street which were designed by famous Glasgow architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh may be forced to close.
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Scientists at the Glasgow Caledonian University are investigating old, abandoned mines to see if the water in them can be used to heat the city using geothermal energy.
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It's one of the stranger requests from the FOI Act but in response to a member of the public's enquiry about "what provisions have been put in place for our inevitable encounter" with aliens, Glasgow City Council said they would be welcome.
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Scotland is best known for kilts and bagpipes but that is all going to change in June 2013, when pompoms will be the order of the day.
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Startled staff clearing up a plane that had just landed at Glasgow airport from Cancun, Mexico found an 18 inch long snake.
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Glasgow is becoming a popular spot with filmmakers. Recently, the city hosted Brad Pitt in a zombie movie, now Scarlett Johansson is filming scenes for 'Under the Skin'.
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Top South African band, 'The Parlotones', finished their latest tour of the UK with a storming performance at the Oran Mor venue in Glasgow.
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Lip Service is the BBC Three's best kept secret and one of the best drama's on TV that you're probably not watching. Check out my review on why it's not to be missed.
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Public spending watchdog Audit Scotland has announced concerns over the security costs of the Commonwealth Games, to be held in Glasgow 2014.
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