The Strathclyde Telegraph speaks to Sir Professor John Curtice about May’s Scottish Council Elections and what this could mean for Scottish Independence.
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Rachel Cronin reviews The Body Electrician, Patricia Panther’s punchy play at Òran Mór.
Molly Biggar reviews the latest Sally Rooney page-to-screen adaptation.
Stephen Ramsay recounts the Kenmure Street “Festival of Resistance”. The event commemorated one year since two local men avoided deportation due to protests.
Molly Gracey reviews Kokoroko’s performance at Edinburgh’s Queens Hall. Kokoroko are an eight piece jazz and afro beats band based in London.
Charlotte O’Hara reviews Kawala’s performance at Saint Lukes after an exclusive interview with the band.
Kyle Mcleod reviews the last ever episode of Peaky Blinders, ‘Lock and Key’.
For World Autism Acceptance Week, two autistic Strathclyde students share their stories
For World Autism Acceptance Week, two autistic Strathclyde students share their stories.
Grace Richardson reviews London based trio Dream Wife recent performance at Saint Lukes.