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Journalist/broadcaster/voice. Presenter BBC Radio Scotland's LostLetters; Travis:The Man Who at 20; STV Scottish Passport Author Deacon Blue:To Be Here Someday.
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Greenock's Lee Jeans sit-in women's landmark strike retold in epic musical

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By Paul English Verified, Dan Vevers Verified
| MSN UK Verified
When faced with 240 redundancies, the women of the Lee Jeans factory in Greenock came together in a landmark strike – to take on The Man. And they won. Now the Inverclyde town is set to celebrate their achievement 45 years on with the grand finale of a touring stage version of their story.
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Blazing Griffins keep it reel by rooting filmmaking in Scotland rather than London

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By Paul English Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Acclaimed production house Blazing Griffin's investment in a cinema-standard grading theatre aims to keep creative talent and a key part of the film-making process rooted in Scotland rather than London It was on the streets of London that Charlotte Walsh projected a clearer view of the future of post production for film in Scotland.
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Still Game and TV stars have a dream for Scotland squad to sing on World Cup song

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By Paul English Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Sanjeev Kohli and Tom Urie have a dream … to get the Scotland squad to sing on their new World Cup single. The comedy duo have written and recorded what they hope will become the anthem for Steve Clarke's men at our first World Cup since 1998. Now they're sending a message to Andy Robertson and the boys to add guest vocals to Still Game star Sanj's singing on his tournament tune Back In The Game. Sanj penned the lyrics immediately after Scotland qualified for the summer's finals.
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