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_10-day-trend-2992-0592-2024-more-settled-as-high-pressure-builds-met-office-weather-forecast-uk.jpg "This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the next 10 days 29/05/2024.<br/><br/>High pressure is building from the west as we head into meteorological summer. This means the weather will become more settled for a time. The transition may take until Sunday in the southeast, and by then some fronts could be pushing into the northwest, and these may continue into next week.<br/><br/>Bringing you this weekend’s weather forecast is Alex Burkill.")
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_rishi-sunak-makes-a-visit-to-the-scottish-highlands.jpg "Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tours a port near Inverness with Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross, before speaking with port workers. Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn")
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_discovering-degas-the-burrell-collection.jpg "GLASGOW. The Burrell Collection.<br/><br/>Discovering Degas: Collecting in the Time of Sir William Burrell is the first-time visitors can see all 23 Degas works from Burrell's original collection at the same time, alongside 28 further world-class paintings, works on paper and sculptures on loan from 13 of the UK and Europe’s finest national and international collections.<br/><br/>Set to be one of the must-see Scottish shows of the summer, Discovering Degas is the first, major exhibition to be held at the museum since it reopened in 2022, after a £68 million refurbishment.<br/><br/>Staged by Glasgow Life, the charity that leads on culture and sport in the city, the exhibition will explore the collecting and buying of Degas artworks by Sir William Burrell and his wife Constance, Lady Burrell, who donated one of the single greatest gifts to the city of Glasgow.<br/><br/>As shown through fascinating letters and other archival material, Burrell is amongst the earliest Scottish collectors to buy works by Degas. Over a 40-year collecting period he bought over 20 artworks spanning the artist’s career, far more than any other UK collector.<br/><br/>By bringing these together with loans from The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, British Museum, The Courtauld, National Museums Liverpool Walker Art Gallery, Museums Northumberland, The National Gallery London, Tate, V&A, Amgueddfa Cymru Museum Wales, Hugh Lane Gallery Dublin, The Hunterian, National Galleries of Scotland and Musée d’Orsay, Paris, Discovering Degas provides an important opportunity to better understand Degas and a unique introduction and fresh perspective on a hugely popular art movement.<br/><br/>Loans are supported by the Weston Loan Programme with Art Fund. Created by the Garfield Weston Foundation and Art Fund, the Weston Loan Programme is the first ever UK-wide funding scheme to enable smaller and local authority museums to borrow works of art and artefacts from national collections.<br/><br/>Pippa Stephenson-Sit, Curator of European Art at Glasgow Life Museums, who co-curated the exhibition, said: “Discovering Degas has been an absolute joy to work on. Degas is one of the finest artists the world has ever seen and one of the founding artists of the Impressionist group.<br/><br/>“He was very fond of Britain and travelled here several times. He cultivated relationships and recognised opportunities for selling his work to British art collectors, who were beginning to develop a taste for modern French art. Sir William had a keen eye for his artworks and collected them for about forty years.<br/><br/>“From modern Parisian life, to horse-racing, to ballet scenes, Degas tirelessly tackled a number of fascinating topics in a way that was entirely his own. His artworks remain extremely popular today, particularly his ballet scenes, but we hope this exhibition offers a chance to learn something new about an intriguing, immensely talented artist. This is a unique opportunity to vi")
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_keir-starmer-and-anas-sarwar-launch-scottish-labour39s-general-election-campaign.jpg "Keir Starmer and Anas Sarwar launch Scottish Labour's general election campaign in Glasgow")
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_met-office-evening-weather-forecast-2492-0592-24-cloud-clearing-across-the-south.jpg "Skies will tend to clear for southern parts of the UK, however it will remain cloudy and drizzly over the north, especially across Scotland. A cold night to come. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 24/05/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Annie Shuttleworth.")
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_launch-of-sonica-2024.jpg "Full programme announced for Sonica Festival 2024, which will run at venues across Glasgow, from<br/><br/>the IMAX big screen to Govanhill Baths, 19th - 29th September<br/><br/>The eighth edition of the biennial festival for curious minds and adventurous spirits will showcase<br/>contemporary artists and musicians from across Egypt as well as welcoming talent from Myanmar<br/>to Ukraine, Australia to Luxembourg, Viêt Nam to Switzerland, Canada to the Netherlands to the city,<br/><br/>alongside top homegrown Scottish talent.<br/><br/>Sonica 2024 will open on 19th September with the Scottish premiere of Nati Infiniti by Nine Inch<br/><br/>Nails’ Alessandro Cortini<br/><br/>Other live highlights across the eleven days including the RSNO performing the Scottish premiere<br/>of John Luther Adams’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Become Ocean with kaleidoscopic live visuals from<br/>legendary coder Alba G. Corral; a pay-what-you-can live concert at the Burrell from Scottish<br/>Ensemble inspired by the art and architecture of the collection; the first ever UK performances from<br/>Myanmar’s cosmic electronic artist and genre film aficionado Heft and Dutch queer warped<br/>classical-pop duo No Plexus; a triple bill of Quebec artists from Montreal’s renowned MUTEK<br/>Festival; a cyborg pop concert of the future from Danish music ensemble NEKO3 and German<br/>multimedia composer Alexander Schubert; Harry Gorski-Brown exploring the limits of the bagpipes;<br/>Michael Begg reflecting on his time as musician in residence aboard the Royal Navy’s Antarctic ice<br/>patrol ship; Alex Smoke summoning the sounds of colliding worlds in Govanhill Baths and the<br/><br/>return of Australian AV legend Robin Fox<br/><br/>Free installations across the city include the UK premiere of Celine Daemen’s Venice Film Festival<br/>Award-winning VR opera starring one headset wearer, a pack of wild dogs and a horse in trouble;<br/>Ukrainian artist Kseniia Shcherbakova exploring how interpersonal bonds are strengthened through<br/>the trauma of war; Quebeçois artist Bill Vorn creating an ICU for sickly robots; emigre Glasgow-<br/>based artist Andrey Chugunov attempting to erase the data of corruption and two new public<br/>artworks for Glasgow City Chambers, Ahmed El Shaer’s virtual reality tour inspired by the city’s<br/>cryptic crest and composer Amble Skuse’s new soundscape for the Lamp of Remembrance.<br/>Sonica Festival 2024 is the culmination of a celebration of 30 years of Glasgow’s Cryptic as world-<br/><br/>renowned award-winning producers of unique experiences.<br/><br/>The programme has been announced for the eighth edition of Sonica, Glasgow’s large-scale festival for<br/>curious minds and adventurous spirits. From 19th - 29th September, Sonica will bring some of the world’s<br/>top music and audiovisual artists to the city, alongside showcasing some of Scotland’s top homegrown<br/>talents. The festival offers a packed 11 days of city-wide live concerts, installations and events at vibrant<br/>venues ranging in scale from the IMAX (Scotland’s biggest screen), Tramway One and the Burrell<br/>Collection to the Glad Cafe and Govanhill’s Romalav and")
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_shetland-scotland39s-wondrous-isles-trailer.jpg "Yorkshire's Daisybeck Studios has a brand new show launching on The Shetland Islands this weekend and it's hoping that its production will help boost tourism yet again.<br/>The Leeds-based company has already boosted tourism on the Isle of Wight and Jersey and Guernsey after two of its hit shows saw tourists flocking to the destinatons after being showcased on TV and The Yorkshire Vet also saw tourism in North Yorkshire boosted as a result of the show.<br/>The latest show, a co-production between award-winning, Leeds-based Daisybeck Studios and Scottish Corcadal Productions, gained access to film on the iconic islands.<br/>The five- part series on Channel 5 will showcase life on The Shetlands and the series will be narrated by Shetland BBC drama actor Mark Bonnar.<br/>Shetland: Scotland’s Wondrous Isles launches at 9pm on Sunday.")
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_ex-minister-michael-matheson-suspended-from-holyrood-over-ipad-roaming-bill-row.jpg "Former health secretary Michael Matheson has been suspended from the Scottish Parliament for 27 days and will lose his salary for 54 days after racking up a near-£11,000 data roaming bill. Mr Matheson was found to have breached the MSP code of conduct by attempting to use expenses and office costs to cover the bill for a parliamentary iPad.Later announcing he would cover the costs himself, Mr Matheson revealed the bill had been the result of his children using the device as a wifi hotspot to watch football during a holiday in Morocco.Scotland's first minister John Swinney has slammed the process to suspend Mr Matheson, labelling it “prejudiced” due to public comments made by members of the committee.")
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_10-day-trend-2992-0592-2024-more-settled-as-high-pressure-builds-met-office-weather-forecast-uk.webp "This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the next 10 days 29/05/2024.<br/><br/>High pressure is building from the west as we head into meteorological summer. This means the weather will become more settled for a time. The transition may take until Sunday in the southeast, and by then some fronts could be pushing into the northwest, and these may continue into next week.<br/><br/>Bringing you this weekend’s weather forecast is Alex Burkill.")
_rishi-sunak-makes-a-visit-to-the-scottish-highlands.webp "Prime Minister Rishi Sunak tours a port near Inverness with Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross, before speaking with port workers. Report by Blairm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn")
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_discovering-degas-the-burrell-collection.webp "GLASGOW. The Burrell Collection.<br/><br/>Discovering Degas: Collecting in the Time of Sir William Burrell is the first-time visitors can see all 23 Degas works from Burrell's original collection at the same time, alongside 28 further world-class paintings, works on paper and sculptures on loan from 13 of the UK and Europe’s finest national and international collections.<br/><br/>Set to be one of the must-see Scottish shows of the summer, Discovering Degas is the first, major exhibition to be held at the museum since it reopened in 2022, after a £68 million refurbishment.<br/><br/>Staged by Glasgow Life, the charity that leads on culture and sport in the city, the exhibition will explore the collecting and buying of Degas artworks by Sir William Burrell and his wife Constance, Lady Burrell, who donated one of the single greatest gifts to the city of Glasgow.<br/><br/>As shown through fascinating letters and other archival material, Burrell is amongst the earliest Scottish collectors to buy works by Degas. Over a 40-year collecting period he bought over 20 artworks spanning the artist’s career, far more than any other UK collector.<br/><br/>By bringing these together with loans from The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, British Museum, The Courtauld, National Museums Liverpool Walker Art Gallery, Museums Northumberland, The National Gallery London, Tate, V&A, Amgueddfa Cymru Museum Wales, Hugh Lane Gallery Dublin, The Hunterian, National Galleries of Scotland and Musée d’Orsay, Paris, Discovering Degas provides an important opportunity to better understand Degas and a unique introduction and fresh perspective on a hugely popular art movement.<br/><br/>Loans are supported by the Weston Loan Programme with Art Fund. Created by the Garfield Weston Foundation and Art Fund, the Weston Loan Programme is the first ever UK-wide funding scheme to enable smaller and local authority museums to borrow works of art and artefacts from national collections.<br/><br/>Pippa Stephenson-Sit, Curator of European Art at Glasgow Life Museums, who co-curated the exhibition, said: “Discovering Degas has been an absolute joy to work on. Degas is one of the finest artists the world has ever seen and one of the founding artists of the Impressionist group.<br/><br/>“He was very fond of Britain and travelled here several times. He cultivated relationships and recognised opportunities for selling his work to British art collectors, who were beginning to develop a taste for modern French art. Sir William had a keen eye for his artworks and collected them for about forty years.<br/><br/>“From modern Parisian life, to horse-racing, to ballet scenes, Degas tirelessly tackled a number of fascinating topics in a way that was entirely his own. His artworks remain extremely popular today, particularly his ballet scenes, but we hope this exhibition offers a chance to learn something new about an intriguing, immensely talented artist. This is a unique opportunity to vi")
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_met-office-evening-weather-forecast-2492-0592-24-cloud-clearing-across-the-south.webp "Skies will tend to clear for southern parts of the UK, however it will remain cloudy and drizzly over the north, especially across Scotland. A cold night to come. – This is the Met Office UK Weather forecast for the evening of 24/05/24. Bringing you today’s weather forecast is Annie Shuttleworth.")
_launch-of-sonica-2024.webp "Full programme announced for Sonica Festival 2024, which will run at venues across Glasgow, from<br/><br/>the IMAX big screen to Govanhill Baths, 19th - 29th September<br/><br/>The eighth edition of the biennial festival for curious minds and adventurous spirits will showcase<br/>contemporary artists and musicians from across Egypt as well as welcoming talent from Myanmar<br/>to Ukraine, Australia to Luxembourg, Viêt Nam to Switzerland, Canada to the Netherlands to the city,<br/><br/>alongside top homegrown Scottish talent.<br/><br/>Sonica 2024 will open on 19th September with the Scottish premiere of Nati Infiniti by Nine Inch<br/><br/>Nails’ Alessandro Cortini<br/><br/>Other live highlights across the eleven days including the RSNO performing the Scottish premiere<br/>of John Luther Adams’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Become Ocean with kaleidoscopic live visuals from<br/>legendary coder Alba G. Corral; a pay-what-you-can live concert at the Burrell from Scottish<br/>Ensemble inspired by the art and architecture of the collection; the first ever UK performances from<br/>Myanmar’s cosmic electronic artist and genre film aficionado Heft and Dutch queer warped<br/>classical-pop duo No Plexus; a triple bill of Quebec artists from Montreal’s renowned MUTEK<br/>Festival; a cyborg pop concert of the future from Danish music ensemble NEKO3 and German<br/>multimedia composer Alexander Schubert; Harry Gorski-Brown exploring the limits of the bagpipes;<br/>Michael Begg reflecting on his time as musician in residence aboard the Royal Navy’s Antarctic ice<br/>patrol ship; Alex Smoke summoning the sounds of colliding worlds in Govanhill Baths and the<br/><br/>return of Australian AV legend Robin Fox<br/><br/>Free installations across the city include the UK premiere of Celine Daemen’s Venice Film Festival<br/>Award-winning VR opera starring one headset wearer, a pack of wild dogs and a horse in trouble;<br/>Ukrainian artist Kseniia Shcherbakova exploring how interpersonal bonds are strengthened through<br/>the trauma of war; Quebeçois artist Bill Vorn creating an ICU for sickly robots; emigre Glasgow-<br/>based artist Andrey Chugunov attempting to erase the data of corruption and two new public<br/>artworks for Glasgow City Chambers, Ahmed El Shaer’s virtual reality tour inspired by the city’s<br/>cryptic crest and composer Amble Skuse’s new soundscape for the Lamp of Remembrance.<br/>Sonica Festival 2024 is the culmination of a celebration of 30 years of Glasgow’s Cryptic as world-<br/><br/>renowned award-winning producers of unique experiences.<br/><br/>The programme has been announced for the eighth edition of Sonica, Glasgow’s large-scale festival for<br/>curious minds and adventurous spirits. From 19th - 29th September, Sonica will bring some of the world’s<br/>top music and audiovisual artists to the city, alongside showcasing some of Scotland’s top homegrown<br/>talents. The festival offers a packed 11 days of city-wide live concerts, installations and events at vibrant<br/>venues ranging in scale from the IMAX (Scotland’s biggest screen), Tramway One and the Burrell<br/>Collection to the Glad Cafe and Govanhill’s Romalav and")
_shetland-scotland39s-wondrous-isles-trailer.webp "Yorkshire's Daisybeck Studios has a brand new show launching on The Shetland Islands this weekend and it's hoping that its production will help boost tourism yet again.<br/>The Leeds-based company has already boosted tourism on the Isle of Wight and Jersey and Guernsey after two of its hit shows saw tourists flocking to the destinatons after being showcased on TV and The Yorkshire Vet also saw tourism in North Yorkshire boosted as a result of the show.<br/>The latest show, a co-production between award-winning, Leeds-based Daisybeck Studios and Scottish Corcadal Productions, gained access to film on the iconic islands.<br/>The five- part series on Channel 5 will showcase life on The Shetlands and the series will be narrated by Shetland BBC drama actor Mark Bonnar.<br/>Shetland: Scotland’s Wondrous Isles launches at 9pm on Sunday.")
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