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A team from a Scottish paranormal group have captured some incredible footage on Facebook Live from their latest ghost hunt.

The family of a missing Lanarkshire man have been informed after a body was pulled from the River Clyde.

Tributes have been paid after a body was pulled from the River Clyde in the search for missing Derek Beattie.

Cops have pulled a body from the River Clyde in the search for missing man Derek Beattie.

A bomb found in a Glasgow river, reported to have been a grenade, has been removed by specialist cops.

A young sailor who was found dead at Faslane naval base has been identified as Engineering Technician Stephen Cashman.

Specialist water searches are taking place in the River Clyde for a missing Scots man who may have entered.

Leaders from across the world have expressed their disappointment at the deal signed at COP26 in Glasgow.

Police are probing the 'unexplained' death of a Glasgow man whose body was found in the River Clyde this morning.

Climate protesters have attempted to climb the perimeter fence at the COP26 conference in Glasgow as the summit nears its conclusion.

David Attenborough has called on the COP26 summit in Glasgow to kickstart "a wonderful recovery" from climate change.

Cops have found a haul of fearsome weapons on a ship docked in Glasgow ahead of the major COP26 climate conference.

Parents and dog walkers are being warned to stay away from harmful palm oil fat washed up from the River Clyde.

Wet Wet Wet's ex-frontman and now solo singer Marti Pellow couldn't resist paying a musical tribute to the River Clyde on Glasgow home trip. Marti was by Glasgow's Clydeside when he decided to perform a litte ditty to the stretch of river that runs along the city and beyond.

River Clyde this afternoon. Around five police vehicles were spotted on the street around 12pm today after one officer suffered a minor injury while carrying out enquiries in Castlebank Street.

River Clyde in Glasgow. Video footage sent to the Daily Record shows several marked police vehicles and uniformed officers in attendance on South Street, near Castlebank Terrace, on Wednesday lunchtime.

River Clyde in Glasgow. Emergency services were called to the scene close to Kingston Place, in the Dalmarnock area of the city, at around 6.25am on Monday.

Glasgow. Police were called near Kingston Place, Dalmarnock, close to the River Clyde, around 6.25am this morning and remain in attendance.

Katy Clark said Peel Ports Group, which has a substantial presence in Scotland, should be brought into public ownership.Part of a vast UK-wide network, the firm has ports in Glasgow, Greenock, Hunterston and Ardrossan which it says act as the nation’s “gateway to Ireland and transatlantic Americas as well as European hubs”.Peel is also the controlling Port Authority for 450 square miles of the River Clyde and more than 15.4 million tonnes of cargo are processed every year.However Clark, who was

iOS - Android The 10-year-old pet was with owner John Smith on their regular walk beside the River Clyde last Monday morning.

iOS - Android At First Minister’s Questions earlier today, Ms Sturgeon paid tribute to Aidan.She said: “Can I extend my deepest and sincere condolences to Aidan’s family.“Aidan, of course, the young boy who’s who tragically lost his life in the Clyde last week.“I cannot even begin to understand the impact on his family, on his friends, and on the wider community.“Incidents such as these are thankfully rare, each and every drowning is one too many.“They demonstrate the vital role of initiatives

Garrion Bridge by emergency services on Sunday, June 13. He was rushed to Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children but tragically could not be saved by medics.

River Clyde has been pictured for the first time. Aidan Rooney, from Wishaw, was pulled from the water at Garrion Bridge by emergency services on Sunday after the alarm was raised shortly after 3pm.

sadly passed away following an incident at the Garrion Bridge. Devastated loved ones have paid tribute to Aidan online and said he will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him.

River Clyde.Emergency services raced to the scene near Garrion Bridge in Larkhall after the youngster got into difficulty in the water at around 3.15pm on Sunday, June 13.Ambulance crews attended and the boy was rushed to Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children for treatment.Police confirmed this morning that he has tragically died.Locals say it is a popular spot for youths to congregate despite the current being “really strong”.There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death.A Police

iOS - Android Over the past few years, the River Clyde has slowly but surely eroded the raised soil bund that separates the nature reserve from the river, leading to the loss of footpaths and impacting on the wildlife that uses the reserve. For many years, RSPB Scotland have been attempting to repair and protect the bund from the increasing pressure of the river - however, despite these efforts, the erosion has continued.

River Clyde with another rushed to hospital following a huge emergency response in Glasgow.Police, ambulances and the fire and rescue service were all called to the water near the City Union Bridge and the City of Glasgow College Marine Skills Centre at around 6.40pm on Wednesday May 26.A man was pulled from the water by another male prompting the massive response.Tragically the 49-year-old later died at the scene, while the other male, 32, was taken to hospital as a precaution.A Police Scotland

River Clyde in Glasgow amid the search for missing Scot Brian Hamill. Cops made the grim find near to the The Clyde Arc, known as the squinty bridge, after the alarm was raised around 7.30am on Monday May 24.

Glasgow looks like it could be an image from 1896, not 2021. The ethereal shot, which wins this week's £100 Picture Scotland prize, sees the Glenlee ship sitting on a calm River Clyde in a Turneresque scene of sun-dappled tranquillity.

Rangers fans have painted the town red ahead of their historic trophy day as more than a 100 supporters lined the banks with flares.