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Workers have said the University of Strathclyde has a chance to stop the strikes if it scraps the proposed changes.

Nine-year-old Annie McGuire and seven-year-old Elizabeth Martin were among thousands of women and girls admitted to the Glasgow Lock Hospital for Unfortunate Females, one of a network of Lock hospitals built across Britain and its colonies in the 19th century, between 1846 and 1947.

This year's challenge includes an increasing number of spin-out firms using artificial intelligence technology

Project 'will support key economic aims of increasing productivity, delivering inclusive growth and achieving net zero'

Entrepreneur, who appeared on the latest series of Dragons' Den, has developed a product to prevent moisture build up

Life sciences firm can now focus on building its pipeline of organ-specific tests

The Glasgow start-up also recently appointed former Archangels chief executive John Waddell as its chair

Strath union, the University of Strathclyde's student union, will host their annual 'Fight for the Night' march this Thursday to stand with victims of sexual assault and demand the city's streets are made safer.

The centre is forecast to generate £200m in technology investment during the first five years