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John Davidson to watch Bafta awards from separate room after slur incident - AOL (opens the original)
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The film I Swear leads Bafta Scotland nominations – but the man who inspired it will watch the ceremony from another room after a furore over a racial slur incident at an event earlier this year. During the Bafta Film Awards ceremony in London in February, Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson could be heard shouting a racial slur as Sinners stars Michael B Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented an award. I Swear, which tells the story of Mr Davidson’s life growing up with Tourette syndrome in Scotland
Pause in Glasgow fire-and-rehire letters ends after talks break down - AOL (opens the original)
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Glasgow City Council has said that a pause in the issuing of letters about fire-and-rehire plans to staff has ended after talks with a union broke down. The council last week announced plans to sack 23,000 non-teaching staff, hiring them back on new contracts following a breakdown in talks with unions over a long-running equal pay dispute. However, the plan was paused on Friday after an intervention from Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth. Glasgow City Council said in the early hours of Thursda
New exhibition to challenge perceptions of Mary Queen of Scots - AOL (opens the original)
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A new exhibition presenting Mary Queen of Scots as a Renaissance queen and giving a flavour of what it was like to be in her “vibrant” court is to open in Edinburgh next year. Curators said that while many think of Mary dressed in black and see her through the lens of her death, the exhibition aims to challenge perceptions and show a contrasting side, when she was a sophisticated figure moving between palaces. Mary, Queen of Scots: Renaissance and Resistance, which opens at the National Museum o
Arrests made in major police operation targeting alleged human trafficking - AOL (opens the original)
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Police Scotland have made 36 arrests in the “biggest and most co-ordinated” operation the force has ever carried out to target alleged human trafficking. Around 300 officers were deployed for the operation on Wednesday and they are understood to have raided 47 properties across Glasgow, Falkirk, Dundee and other locations in the central belt and north-east. As well as the arrests, 14 cannabis cultivations were discovered by police and “a number of potential trafficking victims” were also found.
Rare blue diamond could fetch up to £2 million at auction - AOL (opens the original)
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A blue diamond ring of “extraordinary rarity” could fetch up to £2 million when it goes under the hammer next month. Auctioneers Elmwood’s said the jewel will be only the third blue diamond weighing more than eight carats ever offered at auction in the UK. The ring, featuring an 8.03 carat Fancy Light Blue diamond, will feature in Elmwood’s Fine Jewellery sale in London on October 1. Elmwood’s said that the only blue diamonds weighing more than eight carats ever offered at auction in the UK are
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