Glasgow & West - Friday, December 9, 2011 Video Clips. Duration : 19.38 Mins.
Around one hundred and fifty thousand homes across Scotland were left without power after gale force winds caused havoc up and down the country yesterday. In other news: A mother accused of murdering her baby boy broke down in the witness box as she described how she found him dead in his carry cot. In sport: Neil Lennon has dismissed suggestions that Celtic have escaped the same level of scrutiny as Rangers from the SFA's recently appointed compliance officer.
Glasgow & West - Friday, November 25, 2011 Video Clips. Duration : 26.02 Mins.
They cause drivers misery and money. And according to a survey out today, Scotland has the highest number of potholes in the UK. The AA also says road conditions in Scotland are worse than they were last year. And there's more bad news for motorists, councils won't be hurrying to splash the cash to repair them. In other news; A young mother has told how she feared for her safety after a hospital worker found out her name when she went for treatment at an accident and emergency department and contacted her through Facebook. The man told the woman he had "checked the computer" at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. And in sport; Sunil Chhetri and Jeje Lapekhlua have told STV News they want to win contracts at Ibrox for football, not marketing reasons. The Indian internationals arrived in Glasgow today to begin a week a long trial at Rangers. This is an international version of the news that may have been edited for rights reasons.
Glasgow and West - Thu, 19 Jul, 2012 Video Clips. Duration : 21.78 Mins.
It was brought in to help tackle Scotland's problem of alcohol misuse but tonight the minimum unit pricing is facing a legal challenge. The whisky industry says it will be damaged by the legislation and claims it is illegal under European law. The Health Secretary insists minimum pricing will save lives. In other news: A new report claims a single fire and rescue service in Scotland faces major challenges; A children's charity says local authority cuts are putting intolerable pressure on parents struggling to find affordable childcare provision over the long summer break. In sport: Scotland's Paul Lawrie has made an excellent start on day 1 of The Open. Lawrie's 1 shot behind clubhouse leader Adam Scott on 5 under par.
