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'Campaign of resistance' as 2500 homeless children stuck in temporary Glasgow housing A protest is being organised in Glasgow today over the rising numbers of homeless people either sleeping rough or languishing in temporary accommodation in the wake of ministers finally accepting there is a housing emergency. 'Not enough': £100s of millions extra needed a year to end Scots housing emergency Ministers need to agree to commit to hundreds of millions of pounds extra each year on providing affordable housing to resolve Scotland's housing and homelessness emergency, Scots building experts have warned. For too long ministers have been choking off the supply of new homes "Declaring a housing emergency isn't enough. We must build our way out of this crisis, and it's time for leaders to put their money where their mouth is." What do big office deals say about Glasgow's prospects? It does not seem  long ago when the future of offices seemed to be in serious doubt. 'We are facing very particular challenges': Subway bosses in disruption apology The operators of Glasgow Subway have acknowledged that they are “currently facing very particular challenges” amid public concerns over the current reliability of the network. Neil Mackay: I know I’m going to get cancelled but I really hate dog-owners Sunny days bring out the type who think humans should be subservient to their animals. Walk through your local park and you’ll find them: ‘the cult of the very long dog leads’. Letters: Repealing the hate-crimes law would remove vital protections YOU report (‘Nearly half of Scots want hate crime law scrapped as complaints hit 10,000 in a month’, May 15) that almost half of people in an opinion poll by Savanta “want hate crime law scrapped”. Read more

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