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Oct 26, 2026
Joshua MilesHOST
The abuse continued until Black left the residential home when he was 15.
Joshua MilesHOST
He rented a room in a boy's home in Greenock, a town just outside Glasgow, and found work as a delivery boy.
Joshua MilesHOST
In 1963, age 16, Black approached a seven-year-old girl and lured her into a disused air raid shelter.
Joshua MilesHOST
He promised to show her a box of kittens.
JohnPANELIST
Looking at the draw, a couple of banana skins in there.
JohnPANELIST
Anand versus Greenock, that Morton.
JohnPANELIST
So Anand have fancied their chances against Morton at home.
JohnPANELIST
Larg Sizzles versus Air United, a wee derby down that way.
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JohnPANELIST
Morton.
Gabriel AntoniazziHOST
That's not, that's not, that's not right.
JohnPANELIST
They're Greenock Morton anyway.
JohnPANELIST
Yeah, Greenock Morton.
Tam CowanHOST
Ciderman says, twice in a day, between now and Christmas, how often would I need to win a mug to catch up with EK Davies? Yes, aye.
Tam CowanHOST
That's Alex in Greenock.
Tam CowanHOST
Casper Young, twice in a day.
Tam CowanHOST
If Fergus McCann eats an apple a day to keep the doctor away, how often would you find David Murray munching on a pink lady?
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
During my school days I spent several of my summer holidays in Scotland with my mother, who was a patient of Professor Simpson in Edinburgh, and usually resided two or three months in that city.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
One summer holiday I stayed with old John Woods at Greenock.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
He was the father of shipbuilding on the Clyde.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
He was then building a wooden steamer for my father to trade between Lisbon and Oporto.
Johnny BaileyHOST
There only was one scheduled, Dark Horse Castle Milk, which was off, unfortunately.
Johnny BaileyHOST
Just a wee note here for Kenny, he's just saying that Port Glasgow v Greenock is taking place at 7.30 on Friday, so that'll be a good one.
Ben GrantGUEST
They're doing a great game for the West of Scotland live.
Ben GrantGUEST
They're doing an absolute belter.
Susie McCabePANELIST
Wow.
Susie McCabePANELIST
Susie, what are you thinking? What might be the first story in there? Is this about John Swinney being accused of being a dictator by the Chuckle Brothers from Greenock?
Des ClarkeHOST
That is the right answer, yes.
Des ClarkeHOST
At the SNP conference in Aberdeen, First Minister John Swinney announced that buses in Scotland would be brought under public control by 2031.
David MartinNARRATOR
During my school days, I spent several of my summer holidays in Scotland with my mother, who was a patient of Professor Simpson in Edinburgh, and usually resided two or three months in that city.
David MartinNARRATOR
One summer holiday I stayed with old John Woods at Greenock.
David MartinNARRATOR
He was the father of shipbuilding on the Clyde.
David MartinNARRATOR
He was then building a wooden steamer for my father to trade between Lisbon and Oporto.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
will recall that when all these Labour MPs left the Parliamentary Labour Party to establish the Social Democratic Party, they didn't fight by elections in Scotland.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
There were two Labour MPs in Scotland who joined the SDP, Robert McLennan and Keith Ness in Sutherland, and Dixon Mabin in Greenock and Port Glasgow.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
Neither of them resigned and fought a by-election.
Bernard PonsonbyHOST
But one Labour MP who did join the SDP did fight a by-election.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
Like you say, these opportunities don't come around too often.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
And if he's not done one for that long, then I don't know, maybe you can persuade him to do one in Greenock or something like that.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
Some off the beaten track.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
Aye, it would.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
The Greenock CSC? Oh, yeah.
John Paul MasonPANELIST
Yeah,
Paul John DykesHOST
that would.
Richie VentonHOST
And they want to be capitalist dictators in all sorts of ways.
Richie VentonHOST
Capitalist dictators who are currently trying to impose a vast data centre in the old IBM site in Greenock, which would, of course, pollute the area with noise pollution, water pollution, guzzling vast quantities of water, potentially causing water shortages for domestic use by ordinary people.
Richie VentonHOST
And on top of which, these data centres, as we know, will consume huge quantities of energy, thereby causing energy shortages, increased energy bills for households, etc.
Richie VentonHOST
So the real dictators in this debate are the Easdale brothers, the owners of McGill's.
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