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Articles by Ruth Munro
Beauty disasters we all experienced as teenagers in the early 2000s
The teenage girls of today will never know the horrors that the teens of the early 2000s went through. If you’re over your mid-twenties and reading this, you probably endured a far, far more painful experience than any of us – that, I’m not equipped to write about. So, I’ll stick what I do know, the early 2000s. This was a time before beauty blenders, contouring and cut creases. There were no beauty gurus on YouTube to guide us, no Instagram feeds to inspire us and certainly no HD Brows going on.
A Glasgow scheme to encourage rape survivors to report the crime is 'letting victims down'
They said it’s not getting enough referrals from the police A scheme set up to encourage survivors of rape to report their experiences is letting down victims after just two years, say staff working on the project. The Support to Report scheme aims to help more people through the process of talking about rape, reporting it to police and ultimately taking the case to court.
Glasgow opens Scotland's first cereal café
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Ruth Munro, Glasgow Head of Marketing of The Tab Black Vanilla, located on Duke Street, opened on Monday and is offering its customers over 50 British and American cereal brands to choose from. The good news doesn’t stop there, guys – Black Vanilla’s menu also offers some amazing desserts, too. You can get waffles, crêpes, cheesecakes, over 20 different flavours of ice cream and a range of jaw-dropping milkshakes.
By Ruth Munro, Megan Dye, Livi Brooks- McLaughlin, Bobby Palmer Verified, Tom Jenkin, Phoebe Luckhurst Verified, Morwenna Jones, Roisin Lanigan, Jenna Macfarlane Verified
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The Tab
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A guide to Glaswegian slang
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The native tongue of a Glaswegian can be a hard language to grasp. If you’ve ever been stumped at a word or phrase that you’ve heard from a weegie, this brief guide may help you to determine what they actually meant. This word is used to generally describe a girl or someones girlfriend. “You’ll never guess who’s got a new burd” One of the most popular Scottish slang words used to describe a state of drunkenness. A phrase used to explain how extremely drunk or high one’s self is.
By Will Lloyd Verified, Phoebe Luckhurst Verified, Jack Cummings, Rebecca Meechan, Ruth Munro, Morven MacDonald, Megan Dye
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The Tab
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