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Shine Tanning Salons in Glasgow repeatedly posted images of the doll, notorious for portraying black people in an offensive manner, on their social media. Picture: Google Maps

Scottish tanning salon criticised for sharing pictures of 'racist doll' to promo...

The new-look Burrell Collection is due to reopen in 2020.

City council earmarks Â£33m for Burrell Collection overhaul

Homeless applications in Glasgow have dropped by a third

Support scheme helps cut homeless applications by a third

A 1955 view across Govan, taken from the Meadowside Granary in Partick. The Harland & Wolff shipyard on the left closed in 1963. The Fairfield yard on the right is now owned by BAE Systems and is still in operation. All pictures: CSG CIC Glasgow Museums & Libraries

Exhibition captures the changing face of the River Clyde

Festival of Wheels will bring roller skating, skateboarding, BMX biking and the emergency services Blue Light Festival together at Riverside Museum. Picture: SNS Group

Candi Stanton provides soundtrack to new '˜Festival of Wheels'

To mark the anniversary, honorary director of music Dr Jim Hunter and organist Chris Nickol staged a special recital, playing 10 pieces of music selected by the public. Picture: John Devlin

Kelvingrove Museum celebrates 10 years since its reopening

Scotland stars Robert Snodgrass and Gemma Fay help launch the Homeless World Cup, which takes place in Glasgow's George Square from July 10. Picture: John Devlin/TSPL

Homeless World Cup gives players a second chance

Great Britain's Davis Cup semi-final victory over Australia took place at the Emirates Arena, Glasgow.

Picture: Jane Barlow

Glasgow sets new bar for culture and sports events

The famous organ at Kelvingrove organ. Picture: John Devlin

Kelvingrove appeals for song suggestions for anniversary recital

Silverburn Shopping Centre. Picture: John Devlin.

Silverburn shopping centre to become '˜dementia friendly'

Kenny Dalglish salutes the crowd after a Celtic v Liverpool charity match at Parkhead in aid of the Hillsborough Disaster Fund in April 1989.

Glasgow council calls for Kenny Dalglish to be knighted

The People's Palace

People's Palace exhibition celebrates Glasgow Green's history

Frank McAveety, leader of Glasgow City Council, seems to have ignored Kezia Dugdales pledge to boost the role of women in local politics. Picture: Phil Wilkinson

Dani Garavelli: Don't count on old boys' network to deliver equality

Artist's impression of the new home for the RSNO in Glasgow. Picture: Contributed

RSNO launch new purpose-built home in Glasgow

Children take part in the schools challenge before tomorrow's main event. Picture: John Devlin

Kids inaugurate Great Scottish Run in Glasgow

Edinburgh Castle was the most popular paid-for site. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Sun and sport brought visitors to Scotland in 2014

Events such as the rhythmic gymnastics helped make the Commonwealth Games a financial hit. Picture: Jane Barlow

Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games £37m under budget

Organiser Roger Beckett was inspired by a competition in Spain. Picture: John Devlin

Glasgow to host outdoor painting contest

Comedian, presenter, actor and Rangers fan Andy Cameron will be awarded an MBE. Picture: SNS

New Year’s honours: Glasgow 2014 figures awarded

Co-curator Alex Papanikolaou with Heather Robertson, technology curator, with a chair from WW1. Picture: John Devlin

Glasgow Riverside Museum wheelchair exhibit opens

Walking Football players assembled at Glasgow Green Football Centre. Picture: John Devlin

Walking Football encourages elderly to play

A Palestinian flag flown over Glasgow City Chambers has led to the cancellation of a visit from a Fortune 500 firm based in the US. Picture: AP

US firm cancels visit over Glasgow Palestine flag

Glasgow's Necropolis is home to the graves of a number of the city's tobacco barons. Picture: Robert Perry

Glasgow to recognise slave trade links

A prized Ming vase is going on display in Scotland on the first stop of a UK tour Picture: PA

Ming vase joins Burrell Collection

Jack Vettriano at the Kelvingrove Museum ahead of the launch of his retrospective, which has broken box office records. Picture: Robert Perry

Jack Vettriano show breaks Kelvingrove record

Hampden will be used as ceremony venue for the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Glasgow 2014 Games: ceremony volunteers wanted

Those unable to get tickets for Glasgow 2014 can watch the action on big screens across Glasgow. Picture: PA

Glasgow 2014 to be shown on screens across city

Picture: PA

Kelvin Hall gets £4.5m refurbishment grant

Jack Vettriano's The Singing Butler. Picture: PA

Jack Vettriano’s The Singing Butler to go on show

Attendances for major Glagow sporting and cultural venues, such as the Riverside Museum, have increased. Picture: Robert Perry

Commonwealth Games boost for Glasgow sports venues

Night Geometry, one of Vettriano's works to go on display. Picture: Jack Vettriano

Jack Vettriano hits out at National Galleries

Jack Vettriano is to host an exhibition at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery. Picture: submitted

Kelvingrove to host Jack Vettriano exhibition

Stef Reid will compete for Scotland. Picture: PA

Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2014: BP deal announced

Rab Wardell at the official opening of the Cathkin Braes Mountain Bike Trails in Glasgow. Picture: PA

Commonwealth Games: Mountain bike trails opened

She confesses to a certain lack of confidence, but Scottish Labour Party leader Johann Lamont will tackle anyone in an argument. Picture: Greg Macvean

Johann Lamont on life, Labour and party leadership

Maria Gasoula tries out the pool at the refurbished Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Picture: SNS

Commonwealth Games 2014: Swim centre unveiling

Clyde, the mascot of Glasgow 2014. Labour's conference was told IT firm Atos is 'unfit' to sponsor the games. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Glasgow 2014: Atos branded ‘unfit’ sponsor

Kelvingrove nominated for UK best museum award

50,000 apply to volunteer at Glasgow 2014

£2m refurb for Commonwealth Games train stations

Hoy Velodrome event hailed a huge success

Visitors flock to Glasgow’s museums and galleries
GLASGOW has seen a 16 per cent hike in the number of people visiting its sport and culture venues over the last year, new figures have revealed.

Martin Hannan: ‘Lamontable’ Jo has lost the plot

Police name runner who died after collapsing during half-marathon

Star joins celebrations as baths are reopened

With 1,000 days to go, Glasgow 2014 is ‘on track and on budget’

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries