Stories from Glasgow · United Kingdom

Four fire engines were deployed to combat a house fire in Glasgow, Scotland. Firefighters battled the blaze for over five hours. The incident required a emergency response to contain the fire.

A 43-year-old player has been named to Scotland's squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Element Games is actively hiring for multiple positions in Glasgow.

Police Scotland's comments regarding a Celtic celebration are being questioned.

Celtic has been crowned the Scottish champions after beating Hearts 3-1 in a late-goal surge. The victory secured their title in the Scottish Football League. This victory marks another championship for the club. The team secured the title after their final match.

Glasgow-based shipping company Seapeak continues to trade in Russian LNG, allegedly violating an embargo. In 2025, Seapeak's exports played a role in transporting liquified natural gas.

Glasgow is set to roll out a 20mph speed limit across the entire city, with the Govan area being the first to implement the new regulations. The exact date for the implementation of this new speed limit was not specified.

Glasgow-based indie band The Rooks have sold out their debut vinyl pressing within 30 minutes of its release. They also dropped a new music video for their song "Found My Reason Why."

Author Stewart's novel 'Shaggy Bane' is described as telling a story similar to his own childhood, which involved growing up in a working-class neighborhood in Glasgow, Scotland, in the 1980s. His mother was addicted to alcohol, and he experienced bullying at school.

A monstrous storm has reportedly fallen on Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland.