Suspicious item found at Buchanan Bus Station 'innocent in nature' as trio released
The three men arrested after a suspicious item was discovered at Buchanan Bus Station have been released without charge.
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Mark has more than a decade worth of experience in news and sports writing having previously worked at the Daily Record, Glasgow Live, Football Scotland and Scotland Rugby News before joining The Herald.
Mark has more than a decade worth of experience in news and sports writing having previously worked at the Daily Record, Glasgow Live, Football Scotland and Scotland Rugby News before joining The Herald.
The three men arrested after a suspicious item was discovered at Buchanan Bus Station have been released without charge.
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