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Glasgow Southside

Former leader of the SNP, Nicola Sturgeon, speaking to the media outside her home in Uddingston, Glasgow, in April. Picture: PA

Nicola Sturgeon says SNP finances probe 'unexpected and unwelcome'

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar makes a speech at Pollok Community Centre in Glasgow.

Anas Sarwar challenges SNP to call early Holyrood election

Reuben Joseph, Harry Ward, Charlie West and Martin Quinn in rehearsals for the new National Theatre of Scotland production of Orphans PIC: Eoin Carey

'It's wild with grief' – Douglas Maxwell on adapting Orphans for the stage

Nicola Sturgeon said that her constituency had shown that ‘racists and fascists are not welcome’, pointing out that Britain First depute leader Jayda Fransen only gained 46 votes in Glasgow Southside (Photo: Getty Images).

Sturgeon slams 'far-right thug' votes after altercation on polling day

Nicola Sturgeon gives her acceptance speech after being declared the winner of the Glasgow Southside seat at Glasgow counting centre in the Emirates Arena in Glasgow on May 7 during counting for the Scottish parliament elections. (Photo by Andy Buchanan / AFP)

Sturgeon vows to stage indyref2 ‘when time is right’

Jayda Fransen (inset), who is standing as an independent in Glasgow Southside, the same constituency contested by Ms Sturgeon, confronted the SNP leader on Thursday outside what appeared to be a polling station, according to footage posted online.

Video: Nicola Sturgeon brands Jayda Fransen 'fascist' and 'racist' in tense conf...

Nicola Sturgeon and candidate Roza Salih (L) at Annette Street school polling station in Glasgow

Sturgeon meets voters at polling station as party leaders cast their votes

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SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn

SNP's Westminster group submits accounts on time

The last time Bruce Springsteen played in Edinburgh was in 1981 - and his loyal fans were delighted to welcome The Boss back to the Capital.

Springsteen at Murrayfield: A collective emotional experience for 60,000 fans

First Minister Humza Yousaf during a visit to Castlebrae Community Campus in Edinburgh. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Scottish Government misses huge target pledged by Yousaf as waiting times rise