Glasgow Times
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Nov 5, 2026
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Queuing Review, Prince speaking to the blind, celebrating 40 years of audio newspaper production.
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Welcome to this week's edition of the Glasgow Times podcast, recorded at the Bishop Briggs Media Centre by our amazing volunteers.
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The Glasgow Times, Thursday, 29th of October, 2026.
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Churches add second Glasgow concert after ticket demand, by Drew Skinner.
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Churches have added a second Glasgow concert after overwhelming demand for tickets to their original homecoming show.
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Promoter Gigs in Scotland announced the added date on Facebook, describing demand as phenomenal.
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the Council appears to be expanding its stock of self-contained temporary accommodation, which is generally considered more suitable for homeless households than hotel or bed and breakfast placements, particularly for families.
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Our sister title, the Glasgow Times, has campaigned for years for the local authority to move away from its homeless hotels shame.
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It reported in May that that in the last year alone, April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026, Glasgow City Council paid out £67,815,500 to hotels.
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Tenders must be submitted by noon on November 20.
StephenPANELIST
Because...
AndrewHOST
my first the first time I kind of interacted with him after I left I left in I left in this well no I left in the January it was the first time I interacted with him the following season I should say the following season so I was still at the Evening Times until the November of that year so we got the first players signed by Celtic to my memory was it was it Vidar Reseth but it was it was the middle of September Celtic lost that
StephenPANELIST
was the Doctor George signing
AndrewHOST
yeah Celtic lost 7 of their first 10 games
Robbie ArmstrongGUEST
So it's often trying to find these different kind of perspectives, these personal stories, or we take a completely different look at some form of crime that people don't think about, which would be like rates mitigation scheme in the city.
Robbie ArmstrongGUEST
So it's actually white collar crime because that's not really being reported on because the record, the Sun, the Glasgow Times, they are completely over-indexed on crime stories.
Robbie ArmstrongGUEST
And actually, what are you going to add realistically to that? But you can actually look at parts of the kind of criminal underworld that maybe aren't being explored.
Robbie ArmstrongGUEST
Aren't being promoted or glamorised or glorified or whatever.
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Queuing Review, Prince speaking to the blind, celebrating 40 years of audio newspaper production.
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Welcome to this week's edition of the Glasgow Times podcast, recorded at the Bishop Briggs Media Centre by our amazing volunteers.
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Andy Burnham promised to cut the cost of living, but every major household bill has increased in his watch, and the UK budget completely fails to address the scale of the challenge families are now facing.
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That article was written by Aaron Richardson and read by E. McKenna.
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That concludes this week's edition of the Glasgow Times Podcast.
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Cue and Review, celebrating 40 years of audio production, welcomes you to this week's edition of the Glasgow Times Sports Podcast, recorded from our studio in the Bishopbriggs Media Centre and by our volunteers working from home.
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The weekend was a bit hectic and perhaps emotionally challenging for them.
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The team manager and his staff have taken measures to adapt their training.
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That concludes this week's edition of the Glasgow Times Sports Podcast.
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CalumGUEST
You're laughing, Robbie.
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I was just thinking like how do you think when Swinney was like just he's delivered the morning papers he's just poured himself a cup of coffee he picks up the Glasgow Times and he sees that he's being you know likened to Mugabe does he take does he chuckle is he angry I just you know it's quite hard to get a read sometimes on how I think he'll take it as a
CalumGUEST
huge compliment given that he wants to bring independence to Scotland and who was it that liberated Zimbabwe from colonial rule i think that's maybe what these guys were referring to they see him as the great liberator of scotland not to do with the next 40 years of like terror
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yeah mugabe no notes yeah great leadership yeah
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The incident happened at Cowcadden subway station on Wednesday afternoon.
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A witness who contacted the Glasgow Times claimed a passenger fainted and fell onto the tracks between around 3.30pm and 4pm.
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The witness said they jumped down onto the tracks to help the passenger and claimed an approaching train was stopping before reaching them.
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SPT has confirmed that a passenger became unwell while waiting for a train and praised the actions of staff and members of the public who helped during the incident.
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The transport operator did not confirm that the passenger had fallen onto the tracks.
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British Transport Police told the Glasgow Times it was not involved in the incident.
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An SPT spokesperson said, A passenger did become unwell while waiting for a train at Cowcadden station yesterday.
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Thanks to the quick-thinking actions of both staff and members of the public, the passenger was clear of any danger immediately.
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Queuing Review, Prince speaking to the blind, celebrating 40 years of audio newspaper production.
speaker_0NARRATOR
Welcome to this week's edition of the Glasgow Times podcast, recorded at the Bishop Briggs Media Centre by our amazing volunteers.
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You can get in touch with us via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using That is That is I-N-F-O-R-M-A-T-I-O-N at symbol C-U-E-A-N-D-R-E-V-I-E-W dot C-O-M. by calling 0141 772 3976.
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That's 0141 772 3976.
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And she added, however, most housing for asylum seekers is in the private let centre.
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and she said those in hotels are not living in luxury hotels, but in very basic accommodation.
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The Glasgow Times has previously fact-checked claims that refugees get priority for social housing, and found there was no evidence that people with refugees get any special treatment above anyone else.
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Migrants, she said, according to anti-immigration protesters, are a drain on resources, was another myth that needs to be debunked.
Laura WebsterHOST
amazing
Marc JenningsGUEST
but there's a guy who I think still works at the Daily Record now Scott McDermott and he basically told me when he was driving me around he's like yeah I've done English literature and he said instead of journalism because it gives you something to fall back on if you decide to do something else and so I just thought that's what I'm going to do so I went I left school in fifth year I went straight to uni studied English because I was just like that's I'm going to just be like him and then by the end of uni I had changed what I wanted to do and started looking at comedy but kind of towards the end of uni I got a placement at what's now the Glasgow Times it always makes you feel old when stuff changes its name doesn't it and you'd be like well back in Madrid it was the Evening Times
Laura WebsterHOST
We literally work with the Glasgow Times here in the office and I regularly call in the Evening Times I think their own editor sometimes does so don't worry
Marc JenningsGUEST
all those weird times to me but I used to work for them so yeah like so I'd done a placement over the summer and so we'd go out and do the vox pops mainly in the street and it was usually it would be like a survey would come out or something and I would just need to go and ask people about it and get some quotes and the tools remember there was one time there was a survey came out saying that people in Glasgow had started eating healthier than ever so I had to go and ask people you know about their diet and what they think of that and the next day the story came out and I swear to god the opposite side of the page from my story about how people in Glasgow are eating hell for another you could cut out a bit of the paper to get a free sausage roll from Greg's so there'd be people literally standing in the queue reading my story oh people in Glasgow are eating hell for another can I get my free sausage roll please you know like
Laura WebsterHOST
that's amazing
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