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Exhibition exploring race, identity and the power of storytelling

British-Sri Lankan Michelle Williams Gamaker is a moving image and performance artist based in London.

See inside Citizens Theatre as redevelopment progresses towards 2024 completion

Liz Lochhead receives lifetime achievement honour at Scotland’s National Book Awards

Des Clarke: No-one should be cancelled for getting close to crossing the line

RADIO REVIEW Whatever happened to Christmas TV? Peter Kay on the lost art of festive telly

'I’m something of a traditionalist' - Kathryn Rooney, the power behind King's panto

Dames, divas and just a wee whiff of Hanky McPanky

REVIEW Elaine C Smith does a wonderful line in rising exasperation in Snow White

Liz Lochhead: 'Glasgow changed in 1960s - it wasn’t California but there was poetry'

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Trump, Johnson and Starmer will have to answer to history, says artist Sam Ainsley

Herald Diary: Where art thou, Romeo

The limited-edition whisky that marks 50th anniversary of Status Quo album

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'We are delighted': Major artwork acquired by the National Galleries of Scotland

Outlander actor announces first UK restaurants serving his new spirit

Poet and author Benjamin Zephaniah dies aged 65

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TV star Jean Johansson urges parents to support Mary's Meals and feed hungry children

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Herald Poll: Should Scotland bring in a ticket tax to support the arts?

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Glasgow Film Festival announces 20th edition line-up and country focus

BOOK REVIEW The Scots wartime hospital that pioneered treatment of 'shell shock'

Bob Dylan sells Highland retreat to whisky firm for over £4 million

Louise McCarthy is a Glesca’ Grinch who snarls ‘Bah, humbug!’ to Christmas

BEST OF SCOTLAND BBC Scotland's Bryan Burnett shares his 'best bits' of Scotland

Jesse Darling wins Turner Prize after turning roller coaster into mammoth

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£1 ticket tax on Scottish arena gigs 'worthy of consideration' say ministers

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Susan Swarbrick: What does your favourite Christmas movie secretly say about you?

REVIEW 'Like a Dickensian tale, with all the same social hardships but with no happy ending'

Influential US TV producer Norman Lear dies aged 101

Catriona Stewart: Ant and Dec are almost right - no more politicians after Farage

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BEST OF SCOTLAND Our pick of the best festive drinks experiences across Scotland

Grand Theft Auto VI trailer released early after leak - watch now

Letters: Evening and Saturday compromise by GPs could rescue the NHS

Opinion BBC now a threat to all local newspapers

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Business Insight Barbenheimer fails to rescue UK cinemas from daunting financial pressures

Crypto and Christmas under fire in 'anarchic satire' show

Relaunch date set for threatened Clydebank cinema

BEST OF SCOTLAND Ten of the best experiences in Scotland you can gift this Christmas

Scottish theatre company opens new creative hub in former city office block

The Diary: Tree-mendously longwinded

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REVIEW 'A true Wagnerian hero' - Mahler Players/Negus at Strathpeffer

More BBC cuts likely as UK Government prepares to block £15 licence fee hike

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TV PREVIEWS Smothered: sitcom from Schitt's Creek writer has sweet smell of success about it

RAB'S SCOTTISH ICONS The Scot who is an unstoppable star - even if she can't make her mind up on an accent

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KEVIN MCKENNA'S DIARY Henry Kissinger was on the ball … when it came to Russians and Celtic

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BOOK REVIEW Poverty, separation and loss, an affectionate tale set in 1950s post-war Italy

Naturalist and conservationist Steve Backshall takes the viewer closer to whales

The Wicker Man at 50: Fans re-imagine cult horror as never seen before

Dougray Scott: ‘I love Scotland. Our hearts are battle-weary but we fight on’

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WHAT'S ON Five things to do in Scotland this week from rock to comics to classical

Scottish actress Brigit Forsyth dies aged 83

BEST OF SCOTLAND Scots singer Emeli Sandé on why she can now 'breathe a bit more' artistically

Artists are making waves in a new exhibition in Edinburgh

OBITUARY 'An always defiant iconoclast. The legacy John Byrne leaves is quite outstanding'

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John Byrne — The Slab Boy outsider who didn't fit the mould

Updated John Byrne, acclaimed Scots playwright and artist, dies aged 83

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