Living by the Sword
Sam Mendes’ critically-lauded movie 1917 is to be screened at the Hippodrome in Bo’ness tomorrow, following a matinee performance earlier today.
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The first glimpses have been revealed of the new Fast and Furious 9 blockbuster action shot on the streets of Edinburgh for several weeks.
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This former manse in Fife offers new owners a substantial family home within commuting distance of Edinburgh.
Living by the Sword
OFF HAND, it’s difficult to think of a play that Glasgow needed to see less – in this week of all weeks – than French playwright Yasmina Reza’s super-smart deconstruction of middle-class claims to civilisation and liberal values.
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While smart motorways were designed to make motorists lives easier, a report from an all-party parliamentary group branded them a “death trap”.
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Callendar House is marking the national Year of Coasts and Waters with two new exhibitions, beginning tomorrow.
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COMPARED to other artists who have received the loving Celtic Connections tribute treatment over the years, the late Ivor Cutler – sage, storyteller, songwriter – is quite a cult concern.
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IT’S NOT often you get to hear music by two Mahlers in a single concert – more’s the pity, judging by the exquisite songs by Alma Mahler that preceded her husband Gustav’s Fourth Symphony in this enterprising evening from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.
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This year’s headliners for Cumbria’s Kendal Calling festival have been announced, and they’re a mix of old and new faces.
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IT HAS been almost a decade since Isobel Campbell lived or played in her native Glasgow, but her mesmerising musical MO hasn’t changed. With its mix of pretty fragility and eerie intent, set opener Willow’s...
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AFTER the promotional campaign for his groundbreaking 1999 drum and bass album Beyond Skin wound down, British Indian musician-producer Nitin Sawhney assumed that he need never really give much mind to the record ever again...
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With a free bar and all-you-can eat food, the behaviour in hotel ‘club lounges’ is predictable, writes Jim Duffy.
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The Boss received his due and then some at this rousing jamboree hosted by Glasgow’s Roddy Hart and his band The Lonesome Fire.
Royal Tunbridge Wells Fencing Club
Competition Tunbridge Wells Individual and School Team (TWIST) U19 Epee event Date: Sunday 2nd February 2020 Recreational event number: 202007 Safeguarding Officer: Paul Beasley Schedule Check-in: 1230-1300 Competition...
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Senior audiologist at House of Hearing Stuart Lyness cautions we should deal promptly with diminishing auditory senses