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John Davidson to watch Bafta awards from separate room after slur incident (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
Shirley Henderson and Peter Capaldi among Bafta Scotland nominees (opens the original)
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Stars Peter Capaldi, Robert Carlyle and Shirley Henderson are among those nominated for Bafta Scotland awards, organisers have announced. The biopic, I Swear, which tells the story of campaigner John Davidson’s life growing up with Tourette syndrome in Scotland, leads the nominations with seven revealed on Thursday, as well as a previously announced Audience Award nomination for Peter Mullan. There are three nominations each for Dept Q and Dinosaur while Dept Q’s Leah Byrne also received an Audi
New exhibition to challenge perceptions of Mary Queen of Scots (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
New exhibition to challenge perceptions of Mary Queen of Scots (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
Glasgow wedding venue refused retrospective planning permission (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. The owners of a wedding venue which operated as an events space without planning permission for several years have said they are “extremely disappointed” after retrospective consent was refused. The Haberdashery on Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street has consent to op
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