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I watched Gerry Cinnamon headline TRNSMT - and he had a belter of a time
Verdict: Four stars. Gerry Cinnamon had a belter of a time as he headlined TRNSMT tonight. The Castlemilk man, who first played on the King Tut's stage at the city festival in 2017, closed day two of TRNSMT 2024. (Image: Image from
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Can you spot yourself? Top 10 pictures from day two of TRNSMT 2024
Hundreds of revellers flocked to Glasgow Green today for day two of TRNSMT 2024. With sets from the likes Rick Astley, Dylan John Thomas and The Vaccines, festival goers were certainly in for a treat. Ahead of headliner Gerry Cinnamon's set
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Rick Astley reveals ties with Glasgow during TRNSMT set
Verdict: Five stars. Rick Astley revealed his ties with Glasgow during his set at TRNSMT today. Coming on stage in a full black suit, the star told the crowd: "The last time I wore this suit was at my daughter's wedding and you know where
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I saw Glasgow's Dylan John Thomas at TRNSMT - my verdict
Verdict: Four stars Dylan John Thomas put on a magnetic show at TRNSMT today. Swaggering onto the main stage as cool as you like, the Glasgow superstar kicked off his set with his tune Jenna as he asked the crowd: "Yous alright TRNSMT, what's
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Noughties star Natasha Bedingfield has TRNSMT crowd singing Lewis Capaldi
Natasha Bedingfield had the crowd singing Lewis Capaldi at TRNSMT today. The Unwritten star took to the main stage ahead of headliner Gerry Cinnamon tonight. (Image: Images taken by Gordon Terris, Newsquest) The singer played some of
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'Beloved' Dalí painting returns to Kelvingrove after two overseas visits
A "beloved" Salvador Dalí painting has returned to Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum after two successful overseas visits. We previously reported Christ of St John of The Cross, which is valued at more than £60million, would be loaned to The Dalí
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Pro-Palestine protestors block city centre street
PRO-Palestine protestors have blocked a street in Glasgow city centre. Protestors have sat down in the middle of the road on Argyle Street near St Enoch Centre with traffic unable to pass. It is not known how long they have been there.
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I saw The Mary Wallopers at TRNSMT - and they covered a Glasgow singer
Verdict: Five stars. The Mary Wallopers certainly proved why they were worthy of graduating from King Tut's to the main stage at TRNSMT today. The Irish folk band brought laughs, fun and contagious energy to a pretty dreich Saturday
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City centre hotel announces relaunch of in-house bar and restaurant
A CITY centre hotel has announced the relaunch of its in-house bar and restaurant. The Grahamston at the Radisson Blu has been designed to create a unique culinary journey that blends heritage and modernity, promising guests a fusion of Scottish
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Band announce 'biggest ever headline show' at Hydro following TRNSMT gig
THE Snuts have announced their "biggest ever headline show" on the back of their main stage performance at TRNSMT on Friday. Calling it a "monumental moment" in their careers, the band will perform at the Hydro on Friday, December 6. The
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Hundreds pack into Glasgow Green for day two of TRNSMT 2024
Hundreds of revellers have packed into Glasgow Green this afternoon as day two of TRNSMT 2024 has officially begun. Attendees can expect a stellar line-up with sets from the likes of Rick Astley, The Mary Wallopers, Natasha Bedingfield and Dylan
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Cops reveal number of arrests on first day of TRNSMT 2024
THE number of arrests made at the first day of TRNSMT 2024 has been revealed. Police confirmed that six people were arrested on Friday, July 12 within the walls of the event. A further five people were arrested outside the entrance to the
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Man arrested at Glasgow Airport following 'disturbance'
A MAN has been arrested at Glasgow Airport following a "disturbance". Cops confirmed a man, 18, was arrested and charged at around 4.45pm on Friday, July 12 in connection with a disturbance. It is understood the man was arrested in the departures
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Have you seen him? Concern for welfare of missing man last seen on Friday night
UPDATE: A body has been found and has been formally identified as Nico. THERE are concerns for the welfare of a man who has been reported missing from Airdrie. Nico McCann, 20, was last seen in Whiterigg Place at around 11.15pm on Friday,
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Trad music icons to perform at Hydro for 25th anniversary celebrations
SKIPPINISH have announced a show at the Hydro as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. The Scottish trad music icons will perform at the arena next year on Saturday, September 27, 2025. The announcement comes after the Celtic powerhouses
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Martin Compston joins Example on stage at TRNSMT
MARTIN Compston joined Example on stage during his set at TRNSMT on the first day of the festival. The singer and rapper performed on the King Tut's stage on Friday, July 12 and invited Compston to join him during the show. Talking to the
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Grab your popcorn! Here are 33 movie quiz questions to test your knowledge
Think you know your movies? Prove it with these 33 questions that only true film buffs will know. From cinematic classics like Casablanca to movie magic like Harry Potter, the beauty of the big screen is that there is something for everyone.
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Doctor reveals 'best hangover cure' is a 'little-known' tipple the night before
The dreaded hangover after a night out can make or break a person. While most hangovers eventually fade on their own, some can linger for a full day, or perhaps longer. Now, health gurus have revealed a 'little-known' tipple that could help
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From Walkers to Tyrrells see who the UK voted as their favourite crisp brand
From Walkers and Tyrrells to Kettle and McCoy's there are so many crisps to choose from in the UK. Even all of the major supermarkets like Aldi, Tesco, Asda and M&S have their own brand of crisps these days. But which crisps are the best
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I'm a Doctor: These 10 'surprising' habits are 'secretly' aging you faster
Like it or not, ageing is a fact of life but one Doctor has warned that these surprising habits are actually speeding up the process. Small, seemingly insignificant habits could be adding years to our appearance without us even realising it.
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Steve Backshall: Dangerous animals migrating to UK is 'definite possibility'
BBC presenter Steve Backshall has warned that dangerous animals migrating to the UK is a 'definite possibility'. The beloved wildlife presenter was questioned on whether Global Warming will see the UK, a country renowned for being relatively safe
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Plans approved for 44 new homes in Barrhead
The council has approved planning permission for 44 new homes off Springfield Road in Barrhead. The development by Taylor Wimpey West Scotland, called Arthurlie Gate, will include four and five-bedroom detached homes from its Caledonian range and
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I had a stroke and lost my speech but I have rebuilt my life
A grandfather who rebuilt his life after a stroke has shared his story of living with language disorder aphasia and helping others negotiate life with the condition. Martin McKelvie suffered a stroke in March 2022 which left him with the disorder
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Glasgow sportswear donation drive will help youngsters and environment
A campaign to collect unwanted sportswear to prevent it from reaching landfill has been launched. Scottish Sports Futures (SSF) and ApparelXchange CIC (AXC) are behind initiated the annual scheme. The project is requesting donations of unused
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Glasgow man takes Buckfast to top of active volcano in Japan
A Glasgow man brought a bottle of Buckfast to the top of Mount Fuji. Tariq Sattar took the tonic wine to the top of the active volcano in Japan to show his appreciation for the beverage. The 31-year-old, from Knightswood, spent seven hours
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Meet the NHS apprentice who hopes to become a nurse
An NHS Lanarkshire apprentice who wants to become a nurse is among a group of young people who secured full-time posts with the health board. NHS Lanarkshire recently held an event to celebrate the achievements and hard work of their Modern Apprenticeship
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Glasgow food bank reveals vital key to cutting high demand
A Southside food bank has revealed what they think could be the key to cutting high demand. Glasgow S E Foodbank believes if Universal Credit was forced to match inflation they would see needs for their service to drastically drop. Ruth Wilkinson
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Tennis courts now open - with free sessions until end of July
Renfrewshire residents have been served up a major boost after recently refurbished tennis courts in the area were opened for play. Freshly renovated facilities at Brodie Park in Paisley, Park Road in Johnstone and Robertson Park in Renfrew are
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Aspiring DJ wanted for live music event in Glasgow
A new live music event is looking for an aspiring DJ to perform at their inaugural festival in Glasgow. The Hennessey Presents M4 Festival is scheduled for August 3 at the Barras Art and Design and brings a blend of hip hop, rap, grime, R&B
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North Lanarkshire school wins Gold School Sport Award
A school in North Lanarkshire has scooped the Gold School Sport Award by sportscotland. The award recognises Chryston Primary School’s effort to provide quality physical education and promote active lifestyles. Achieving Gold status shows that
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Milngavie nursery lodges planning appeal with the Scottish Government
A nursery in Milngavie has lodged a planning appeal with the Scottish Government over whether it should be allowed to remain in its present building. Lullaby Lane Nursery is in dispute with East Dunbartonshire Council over whether it should be
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Council launches new videos showcasing 'hidden gems' in East Renfrewshire
East Renfrewshire council has launched a series of new videos showcasing some hidden gems and beautiful walks in the area, calling them “a great source of inspiration for anyone looking for things to do locally over the summer holidays.” Funded
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Call for council leader to visit rat-infested Glasgow street
Residents of a street plagued by rats have challenged Glasgow City Council’s leader to come and see the conditions they are being forced to live in. Fed-up householders in Scotstoun’s Earl Street say the vermin – some of which are around the size
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'Investment needed to unlock the benefits of an expanded and improved rail network'
We’re living in a climate emergency situation. Of all the issues that the next Prime Minister will face, the climate crisis is the most urgent and severe. The destruction of our environment and our natural world is accelerating. We can all see
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'Incredibly lucky' Glasgow residents scoop huge amount of cash in mega lotto win
Two Glasgow residents have won a huge amount of cash in the Postcode Lottery. Two neighbours living on Estate Road in Carmyle scooped £408,990 each after G32 8AJ was announced as the winning postcode for Saturday’s Millionaire Street prize in the
