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Glasgow’s newest pizza sensation, Anxious Pete’s, is turning heads with its New York-style slices—fermented 48 hours for that perfect crisp-yet-airy crust. Owner Dennis Fisher’s signature white pizza, piled with Tuscan sausage, pancetta, basil, and creamy tomato vodka sauce, is a flavor explosion that’s hard to beat. Nestled in the historic Barras Market, now a hotspot for indie food talent, the s...

A Glasgow developer is fighting back after their plan to build six flats on a derelict Tollcross site was rejected by the city council — calling the land an eyesore, not green space. The council cited environmental concerns, poor design, and parking issues, while the developer argues the site’s true value lies in redevelopment, offering to cut the project to four flats if parking is the hurdle. Wi...

Calvin Harris is set to electrify his home crowd in Scotland this summer, headlining a massive, multi-platform broadcast from Hampden Park on August 1st — a career-spanning spectacle dubbed “Calvin Harris: Live From Scotland,” celebrating his global dominance with over 56 billion streams, chart-topping hits, and his indelible mark on electronic music, all brought to life by the BBC across TV, radi...

In Glasgow’s East End, Elder’s Bar is rallying the community for a powerful fundraiser on July 11th to support Beatson Cancer Charity and Marie Curie, driven by owners Mary McNamee and Robert McIntyre’s personal loss and love. With local businesses donating gear, tickets selling out in two weeks, and 80 guests expected, it’s a heartwarming display of neighborhood unity. Featuring live music, raffl...

Laura Montgomery and Carol Anne-Stewart, the trailblazing founders of Glasgow City FC, just received their first-ever dual Honorary Doctorates from the University of the West of Scotland — a powerful tribute to their decades of transforming women’s football through grit, vision, and unwavering commitment to gender equality. Starting Glasgow City in 1998 when women’s soccer was barely recognized, t...

Thomas Joshua Cooper, a photographer who’s braved the planet’s most extreme and perilous landscapes for over 30 years, shares jaw-dropping tales of survival and artistry. From both poles to the edge of the Atlantic, he shoots only one frame per location using a vintage large-format camera — then develops and prints each image himself. Not the most social person, he found solace in nature’s raw pow...

A local businessman stunned the political scene by donating a five-thousand-dollar billboard to Reform Scotland’s Malcolm Offord, covering nearly a third of his campaign’s total spending. Robert McKenzie, owner of Auto-Tec in Port Glasgow, offered the billboard at a discount because Offord’s pro-business, anti-welfare policies mirrored his own frustrations with Scotland’s economic direction. McKen...

A gripping new BBC mystery drama, “I, Jack Wright,” starring John Simm and Nikki Amuka-Bird, plunges into the fractured world of a wealthy family torn apart after patriarch Jack Wright’s death. With twists, family betrayals, and a police investigation hinting at foul play, this Chris Lang thriller (creator of “Unforgotten”) returns with a vengeance. Season 1 premieres July 12 on BBC One and iPlaye...

A major fashion retailer has collapsed into administration, shuttering 154 stores across the UK and Ireland and wiping out 1,300 jobs. Owing nearly £20 million, the company’s downfall stems from a mix of economic pressures, shifting consumer habits, and fierce online competition. Despite efforts to cut costs and renegotiate rents, the loss of a key concession partner and weak cash flow sealed its...

Pitbull just shattered the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people wearing bald caps—22,000 fans rocked their signature bald caps at his London show, while the entire concert itself smashed the record for highest attendance at BST Hyde Park with nearly 70,000 in the crowd. The viral “Bald-es” fan movement, complete with shades and goatees, turned the event into a global spectacle...

Police in South Africa have arrested a British-Zimbabwean man wanted in the UK for the horrific murder of a mother and her two young daughters found dead in their £1.3 million home in Bedfordshire. The suspect, known as Mark and originally from Zimbabwe, fled the UK around July 4th. After a massive international operation involving Interpol, UK, Zimbabwean, and South African police, he was apprehe...

A shocking arrest has rocked Britain: a 26-year-old man has been taken into custody over the death of veteran politician and TV star Ann Widdecombe, 78, found fatally injured at her Dartmoor home. Widdecombe, a former Conservative MP and Brexit MEP known for her fiery personality and appearances on Strictly and Big Brother, was last seen in the public eye just days before her death. Authorities ha...

A Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany turned into a heart-stopping nightmare when a window blew open mid-air, partially pulling a 61-year-old passenger out—thanks to quick-thinking passengers who yanked him back in. The plane returned to Thessaloniki, switched to a replacement aircraft, and the shaken man was hospitalized with neck, shoulder, and burn injuries. Passengers reported a loud bang, o...

Tensions flare as US-Iran talks resume without a ceasefire—Trump calls Tehran “scum,” Iran strikes tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, and the US responds. With shipping choked, oil prices rising, and the 60-day truce expired, pressure mounts as the Treasury targets a Dubai banker linked to Iran’s IRGC. Negotiations continue, but the waters remain dangerously volatile. Listen in comfort: Get a discou...

Tensions flare as the U.S. demands Iran publicly open the Strait of Hormuz and guarantee safe passage for ships, following recent attacks believed to stem from internal power struggles in Tehran—effectively ending a fragile ceasefire. Iran’s UN envoy insists the strait is its sovereign domain, undermining previous agreements that allowed 60 days of safe transit. Shipping has already plummeted, and...

A shocking arrest has rocked British politics: a 26-year-old man has been taken into custody over the fatal attack on former MP Ann Widdecombe, found with serious injuries at her Dartmoor home. Authorities confirm the case is not terrorism-related, though the motive remains under investigation. Widdecombe, a beloved figure known for her TV presence and long political career, was last seen on scree...

Fifty-three-year-old video blogger Craig Houston was detained at Edinburgh Airport under anti-terror laws after returning from Greece, sparking debate over free speech, political commentary, and the limits of security powers. Known for his politically charged content and ties to the far-right group Restore Britain, Houston’s devices were seized for investigation after police questioned him over hi...

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A 53-year-old man was detained at Edinburgh Airport under terrorism laws, with his phone and laptop seized for investigation — no arrest made yet. The case links to recent unrest in Glasgow, where he allegedly posted about protests tied to alleged sex offender issues. Amid rising tensions, Police Scotland warns of criminal elements exploiting chaos, after a Castlemilk home was mistakenly targeted....

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A brand-new mural is taking shape on the corner of Hope Street and West Regent Street, marking the transformation of the old Verona restaurant into Meyhane, a fresh Turkish eatery. This will be the third spot for the owners, who already run successful venues in the Merchant City and Uddingston. While the artwork remains a mystery for now, artists are already hard at work, with a scissor lift visib...

Glenn Campbell, BBC Scotland’s political editor and brain cancer survivor, just received an honorary doctorate from Edinburgh Napier University — his first degree, earned after leaving uni early to chase journalism dreams. Known for covering seismic moments like the independence vote and Brexit, Campbell’s career is defined by grit, integrity, and a powerful voice for causes like brain cancer rese...

Argyle Street in Glasgow is back open to cars after emergency water pipe repairs — but don’t let up on the lookout, because new traffic signals are still being installed at the Hope Street junction as part of the ongoing West Avenue project. Commuters rejoice: the main drag’s clear, but keep those eyes peeled for the temporary lights as crews finish up. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli...

Professional services staff at Glasgow Caledonian University have voted overwhelmingly to strike, hitting the picket lines after the institution announced plans to cut over 100 jobs amid a reported £10 million deficit. But unions argue the university is actually on track for a surplus and has ample reserves — calling the cuts unnecessary and unfair. Staff say they’re vital to keeping the universit...

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