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Police clash with pro-Palestine activists at Glasgow arms sale protest

FOOTAGE has shown police clashing with pro-Palestine protesters at a demonstration in Glasgow on Wednesday morning.

The National (Scotland)

"People chucked pesetas at us, bottles, you name it": How Gun survived Spanish crowds, an X-rated video and that "strange cookie" from INXS, then hit the bullseye again

Gun's debut album Taking On The World was a killer, and with new album Hombres their aim is once again true

Louder

Glasgow’s burned-out marvel: will the restoration of Mackintosh’s School of Art ever happen?

People wept in the street when the magnificent Mackintosh building was nearly destroyed by two fires. So why, 10 years on, is there still no plan – or funding – for its repair?

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‘Who’s trying to wind me up?’ Hotel singer on being asked to open for Take That

Daniel Rooney tells ITV’s Lorraine show about standing in for Olly Murs in Glasgow on Friday

The Guardian - UK

Unknown singer stands in for Olly Murs at last-minute as Take That support in Glasgow

Daniel Rooney stood in at 30 minutes’ notice on Friday night when Murs’ flight from London was cancelled

The Guardian - UK

‘Yes, this is real’: LA recreates Glasgow’s Willy Wonka disaster – sad Oompa Loompa included

The viral Glasgow event made children cry and adults seethe. Could a California tribute provide some measure of absolution?

The Guardian - US

Humza Yousaf cancels Glasgow speech as speculation grows over political future

Allies of Scottish first minister say he ‘will come out fighting’ after Greens say they would back no confidence motion

The Guardian - UK

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This Turner prize shortlist is one in the eye for petty nationalists

This year’s globally inclusive lineup is part of a much deeper and longer conversation about what culture is – and who has a voice

The Guardian - UK

Right up your street: favourite local shops in the UK, chosen by chefs and food writers

Fuchsia Dunlop, Dan Smith and Melissa Thompson tell us where they buy Chinese vegetables in London, heritage produce in Kent, and the best chicken you’ll ever eat

The Guardian - UK

Scottish gender clinic pauses prescribing puberty blockers to under-18s

Glasgow-based Sandyford clinic issues update after Cass review found ‘weak evidence’ for use to treat gender incongruence

The Guardian - UK

Cancelled Glasgow book festival Aye Write receives lifeline donation

£65,000 gift will not restore the full, 10-day occasion but organisers say it will make pop-up events possible

The Guardian - UK

Poet Jackie Kay: ‘I could have been brought up by Tories!’

The writer on being adopted as a baby by Scottish communists, facing racism in suburban Glasgow, and why her late parents are at the heart of her new collection

The Guardian - UK

Ratcatcher review – Lynne Ramsay’s haunting debut is a hallucinatory wonder

Ramsay’s brilliant rendering of a child’s experience during the 1975 Glasgow bin-collectors’ strike, spiked with a horrifying twist of fate, remains masterly

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow Willy Wonka ‘Chocolate Experience’ to be recreated – in LA

US version of failed immersive event that made headlines is said to include Q&A hosted by comedians

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Rangers vs Celtic: 24 hours in Glasgow ticking the Old Firm off my football bucket list

With the Old Firm being one of the most famous derbies in world football, and Ibrox being an iconic stadium, this was a long sought-after game and ground tick

FourFourTwo

Ally McCoist's Old Firm claim is a huge disappointment - and unlike the beloved commentator

Ally McCoist has split opinion with his recent comments over how he intends the break the law this weekend in Glasgow

The Guardian - UK

Scottish authors criticise cancellation of Glasgow literary festival Aye Write

Val McDermid and Douglas Stuart were among many writers to express outrage after Creative Scotland turned down the literary festival funding application

The Guardian - UK

‘The privatisation of our local park’: calls to save Glasgow’s ‘second Hampden’ for the public

Campaigners launch legal challenge as children and mixed-gender football team kept out by fence built by local sports academy

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Louder

“We’re still making records because we think we’re the best band in the world”: The Jesus and Mary Chain may not have destroyed the music industry as they had hoped, but they gave it a damn good shot

God bless The Jesus and Mary Chain

The Guardian - UK

Molly Caudery: ‘There’s a natural chaos that’s just part of me’

The accident-prone British hope for Olympic pole vault gold tells Sean Ingle she has learned to embrace the crazy mishaps and believe in her world-class talent

The Guardian - UK

Sean Feeny obituary

Other lives: Graphic designer who took over a Glasgow printing firm that became associated with leftwing publishing

MusicRadar

"We’re thinking, why would we do someone else’s song? Why can’t you take one of our songs?": How Simple Minds' Don't You (Forget About Me) eventually became the perfect meeting of worlds – but two other stars turned it down first

They didn't want to record Keith Forsey's song, but it became a US No. 1 for the Glasgow band via The Breakfast Club and fan John Hughes

The Guardian - UK

Holocaust survivor and educator Henry Wuga dies aged 100

Wuga escaped Germany in 1939, settled in Glasgow and spent decades educating people about the horrors of the Holocaust

The Guardian - UK

Wonka: The Scandal that Rocked Britain review – a whole hour of TV on the chocolate disaster that went viral

Willy’s Chocolate Experience should have wowed the children of Glasgow. Instead it was so bad it became an instant classic – unlike this overblown documentary

The Guardian - UK

Creatives are leaving London, and for the first time I understand why

Facing sky-high costs, it’s no wonder that struggling artists are opting for cities like Glasgow

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