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Generations of staff at the legendary venue give us the inside scoop
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The Daily Record has a far right problem
The tabloid exposed the people behind Scotland’s anti-immigrant protests. So they showed up at their door
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The Bell goes to court!
We like tradition, but sometimes modernity does come up trumps.
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Is Mr. Tony Macaroni in trouble?
Exclusive: Major UK landlords want their money back from hospitality magnate Sep Marini. This week, the situation reached breaking point
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'Stop the sale': the fight to stop the CCA archive being flogged
Plus, has Cafe Gandolfi run out of magic? (No, it’s just learned some new tricks)
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The Bell versus the most important man in Scottish music
Plus, what the weekend’s far right protests actually looked like on the ground and does Team Australia have 'the sh*ts'?
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The billionaire, the BBC broadcaster and the wallabies of Loch Lomond
Will Inchconnachan’s next owner cull its beloved marsupials?
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King Tut's: Glasgow's venues are meant to make stars. But are its promoters breaking them?
‘They pay you fuck all, they’re fucking arseholes!’
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‘Scotland loses the Mack at its peril’: is it game over for Glasgow’s greatest building?
Plus, where to watch The Odyssey and will the Clyde get a floating swimming pool?
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Pride and profitability: who owns Glasgow Pride?
How did Glasgow’s biggest party end up being such a drag?
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What it’s like reporting on Glasgow’s far-right summer
A writer’s edition from Calum
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Police called to more sexual assault demos as MSP rails against 'mass illegal migration'
Plus, Cathkin Park’s footie fight enters round three and how Alasdair Gray expanded our imagination
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Who goes Orange in 2026?
Scotland’s Orange order is on a modern push for Protestantism without sectarianism. At least that’s what they say
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No money, no buzz and just 18 months: how Glasgow built an impossible Commonwealth Games
'If we crashed and burned, the Games was done'
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Royston anti-migrant protest: sifting fact from fiction as Glasgow’s right-wing summer picks up pace
Plus, CCA building goes on sale and ticket drama at the King’s
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