Glaswegians will be able to watch TV shows being made live at the recently opened BBC studio at Kelvin Hall.
The television studio, which launched in September, has already welcomed residencies from Frankie Boyle’s New World Order - which was filmed in front of a 300-strong studio audience - and popular quiz show Bridge of Lies.
The new 10,500 sq. ft purpose-built studio in the heart of the west end aims to fuel the growth of Scotland's creative workforce and provide opportunities to young trainee graduates.