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Sep 11, 2026

Gordon DuncanHOST
13:25
Yeah.
Jim DuffyPANELIST
13:25
Mary Hill and Partick have spoken.
Jim DuffyPANELIST
13:27
That's it.
Jim DuffyPANELIST
13:28
[laughs]
Chris SuttonHOST
42:11
to say I'm going to say more comfortable for Hearts I'm going to say 3-0 3-0 and
Kris BoydHOST
42:17
the bubble to burst at Stenhouse oh they've got a big game the following week as well that's just when I tell you I've done my homework play Partick as well there you go top of the table clash in the championship I spoke to Fadi on the phone
speaker_2NARRATOR
51:26
The accident caused the road's eastbound carriageway to close between the Hayburn Street offslip and the Finiston Street offslip.
speaker_2NARRATOR
51:39
A Police Scotland spokesperson said, Around 8.25am on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, we received a report that a man had come off a motorbike on the A814 Clydeside Expressway, near Partick, Glasgow.
speaker_2NARRATOR
52:00
He has been taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
speaker_2NARRATOR
52:05
The road fully reopened at around 10.05am after emergency crews ensured the area was safe.
EmilyNARRATOR
68:07
This report is by Lorna Thompson, read by Emily.
NickyNARRATOR
68:12
Celtic forced to dig deep to see off plucky Partick's side.
NickyNARRATOR
68:17
Celtic women were twice pegged back before seeing off Partick Thistle 3-2 at Petershill Park on Sunday.
NickyNARRATOR
68:26
The visitors took the lead after five minutes when Izzy Fisher's long-range volley beat Eva Easton.
NickyNARRATOR
68:34
However, Thistle equalised after 24 minutes thanks to the persistence of Imogen Lockake.
NickyNARRATOR
68:53
Two minutes later and the home side were level once again as Sophie Townsley couldn't keep out an effort from Aide Gaye.
NickyNARRATOR
69:03
The winner arrived seven minutes from time with Lisa Robertson heading from a Maria McEnany corner.
NickyNARRATOR
69:10
Robertson told the club's media team, I thought Partick played well to be fair to them and made it difficult for us but obviously it's about getting the three points and thankfully we managed to do that.
Stevie RileyHOST
2:11
I think the atmosphere that day, the crowd down there was tremendous.
Stevie RileyHOST
2:14
What a bounce we got for one and two goals, and... gave them a fright and it was good to see a big crowd going back to the old grounds that we used to go to back in the day even in bigger leagues but yeah that's probably the biggest highlight and lowlights in the last two weeks also yesterday and last weekend which we'll go into in more detail as the pod goes on but yeah probably should start against a firm on our broth where we could have got six points we'd probably neck the point against Partick in my opinion but yeah the sort of drop off the last two weeks and the the performances are worrying.
Stevie RileyHOST
2:47
So yeah, that's something we'll talk more about as we go on.
Stevie RileyHOST
2:51
Lee,
Lee TarlingHOST
3:07
It's yeah I was just like so something new when I was having my pint and then I was like it's the floor and it's looking really sharp so yes and like Riley said I'm sure we're going to touch on it the performance yesterday was just the worst of the worst
Andrew MoffatHOST
3:25
right Sandy
Sandy SutherlandHOST
3:28
highlight for me would be Babbage's goal against Partick because the cross in from Paul Allen was absolute filth outside of the foot beautiful delivery well taken and got us a point in a game that we actually looked like we were going to lose and maybe to an extent deserved to and my low light yeah probably Same as Lee, yesterday's performance against Wraith, that was probably one of the worst games I've seen under Kel's tenure, but we'll get into that in a bit.
Sandy SutherlandHOST
3:57
But that was a real flattener.
Mike WoodHOST
39:34
can I just add I looked at what is the lowest points tally after five games for a team to get promoted out of the championship and the lowest is six at this point in the season and that was fun enough Livingston in 2017 2018 when they got up via the playoffs which was oddly the first team to do back-to-back promotions in the SBFL era through the championship via the playoffs too so it wasn't all doom and gloom like the season wasn't over just yet but the lowest points tally for a champion in the championship by this stage has been seven points and that was the Dundee side of 22-23 which I think is the lowest points per game tally for a team to have to win the championship then there was 63 points in that mad season when they took it to the final day against Queen's Park and about three different teams could have won the championship on that day so it wasn't over as a season but you're teetering on the edge of what you thought was possible and if you're a team like Livingston you want to be at least second to go up in the championship and it just felt like it was kind of maybe out of grasp but this all falls on the head of David Martindale well the owner ultimately because he's the one that assigns the checks however Martindale is the sporting director and he saw fit to say to Bartlett like you need to apply for your job again and obviously that put his nose out of joint and his assistant and they've walked over to Steney and they're doing a brilliant job
Jamie GuyanHOST
40:59
Yeah absolutely and if you believe in omens then that means only Steney, Partick, Wraith or Arbroath can get promoted by winning the league this season Yeah oddly
Mike WoodHOST
41:08
Partick funnily enough have got the average points and the average position of what a team to go up have and they look like the title favourites before the season so they're sat perfectly Or
Dylan MiddletonGUEST
41:19
Or Air United break that record when the
Mike WoodHOST
41:22
five points are on now.
Trevor McDonaldHOST
6:05
By September 1984, Graham McGill was in Edinburgh prison, three years into his six-year sentence.
Trevor McDonaldHOST
6:15
50 miles away in Partick, a suburb of Glasgow, 58-year-old Mary McLaughlin, a mother of 11 and grandmother of 26, was a popular member of the neighborhood.
Jane HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:28
Mary McLaughlin was a divorced woman.
Jane HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:32
She lived in a flat alone.
Gina McGavinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:32
And we did arrange to meet, but it didn't happen because she was murdered.
Gina McGavinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:39
That just was cut short.
Trevor McDonaldHOST
9:45
Just a few weeks after Gina's dad's funeral in early October 1984, Mary McLaughlin was found murdered in her Partick home.
Jane HamiltonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:57
Mary's body lay in her flat for six days before she was discovered, so it's suspected through forensic examination that she died on either the 26th or the 27th of September, 1984.
Gary InnesHOST
12:08
The band are led by Ian Thompson on lead accordion and also feature Willie Johnson on fiddle, Rob Ross on second box and Thompson on piano, Brian Crookshank on bass and Scott Gordon on drums.
Gary InnesHOST
12:19
And Ian and the band were crowned band champions back in March of this year at the National Association of Accordion and Pharrell Clubs Festival in Partick.
Gary InnesHOST
12:26
And on this session, they featured their winning medley, which was just great to hear once again.
Gary InnesHOST
12:31
But this evening, though, they treat us to a selection of Gaelic waltzes with the tune titles which translate as Farewell to Skye, Do You Hear Me, My Sweetheart, Welcome to Scalpy, and finishing with Mulvahar, or indeed, My Mother.
Howell JonesNARRATOR
62:45
After a successful pilot scheme in the Highlands and Islands, the price gap on tickets will be extended to cover the SPT, the Strathclyde Partnership for Transport Area, from Monday 7th September.
Howell JonesNARRATOR
62:58
SPT operates and manages bus stations including Buchanan Street, Hamilton, Greenock and East Kilbride, along with bus interchanges at Govan and at Partick.
Howell JonesNARRATOR
63:09
On Tuesday, the Scottish Government also said that it would implement a national rollout of £2 bus fares across Scotland by the end of this Parliament.
Howell JonesNARRATOR
63:18
The £2 cap on bus fares for a single journey was a flagship pledge of the SNP's 2026 Holyrood election campaign.
MassHOST
23:01
I was going
ShedHOST
23:02
to pick Partick, and just before I started, fucking guys, he's got a
MassHOST
23:08
bastard.
MassHOST
23:10
I was, well, top.

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