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Ford’s Mustang Mach-E has made its European public debut, heralding the company’s plans for a move towards electrification of its entire range, with either pure-EV or hybrid models.
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So how was it for you? Across Scotland, restaurant owners will be counting last night’s takings and breathing a huge sigh of relief that Valentine’s Day is over for another year.
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Twenty-six years ago at the tender age of 16, I embarked on a dream family holiday to Orlando, Florida.
Salle Mauro Fencing Academy
There are so many reasons to love fencing! Here at Salle Mauro, we are happy to help students in Houston and Pearland, TX fall in love with the sport as we have. Here are some of the reasons we are passionate about the sport: 1.
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Billie Eilish's take on No Time To Die has been positively received by the majority of music critics.
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One of the biggest promoters of shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is to offer new financial support to help 'artists of colour' from across Britain perform at the event.
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These are ten of the most expensive properties that have come up for rent in Edinburgh in the last 30 days.
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Edinburgh is a city of food lovers, with top class restaurants and hidden gems bursting at the seams.
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TRNSMT have confirmed a second wave of artists for the 2020 edition of the Glasgow festival with Loyle Carner, Jimmy Eat World and Ms Banks among the big names added.
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A FLASH, a bang, a thunder of war, like an echo of the conflict currently blazing in northern Syria, and it’s clear in the first seconds of the show that in this new 60-minute version by Rosalind Sydney, Frances Hodgson Burnett’s much-loved 1911 children’s story has been updated with a vengeance.
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A combination of Elena Langer’s quirky orchestral suite “Figaro Gets a Divorce” and the colossal joint tour de force of Shostakovich’s First Violin Concerto and Dohnányi’s First Symphony took Thursday’s BBC SSO concert well beyond the customary end-time...
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ALMOST spring and with its usual panache, A Play, A Pie And A Pint at Oran Mor launches a new season of 16 plays – mostly brand new – and four yet-to-be-announced summer mini-musicals.
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With a BBC One series and multiple productions touring simultaneously, Mischief Theatre’s knockabout farces follow a winning formula. First performed in 2013, before becoming the first Goes Wrong play-within-a-play to transfer to television...
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While the other Scottish breakout singer of 2019 prepares for his first arena tour, Glasgow-born, Brit Award-winning Tom Walker has chosen the more intimate diversion of the Home Run tour, an acoustic excursion of small venues for the hardcore fanbase in Scotland...
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Instrumental rockers Explosions in the Sky may not be a household name but they have enjoyed a steady surge over the last 20 years, charting their rise through the various venues they have played on previous visits to Glasgow.
