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30 years of heartache

Thirty years ago something happened that changed Glasgow forever … and nobody noticed at the time.

25,000 tickets left for Pope’s Glasgow Mass

Just three-quarters of the 100,000 tickets for Glasgow’s papal Mass next week have been sold.

Friends land on their feet

They were once neighbours in a crumbling old high rise.

Sport

Kenny Miller’s Hampden goal

Kenny Miller wants to end his Scotland scoring drought tonight – and help kick-start a Euro 2012 qualifying bid.

Anthony Stokes strikes Neil Lennon goals pact

Anthony Stokes is desperate to make his Celtic debut against Hearts in the SPL this weekend with one instruction from manager Neil Lennon – to score goals.

Take bull by the horns and treat minnows like matadors ... hard work is a given now

Scotland are not scheduled to cross swords with the matadors of Spain for another month.

Features

Exploring our options

A sporting event with a difference burst into life as would-be sailors, skiers, cyclists and footballers joined in the fun.

Meg loves play that’s brought her to Glasgow

Most actors, thankfully, love to talk about themselves, usually about their work but sometimes they’ll be happy to speak about aspects of their personal life.

Lindsay’s an author once again ... 32 years after her first book made her a TV star

It has been more than three decades since Lindsay MacLeod wrote her first book.

Times Out

MOVIES: Where’s all the scares?

THE LAST EXORCISM (15) Documentary-style horror is never remotely scary

MUSIC: Studio engineers want to kill me!

Isobel Campbell might normally be thought of as the softer half in her partnership with Mark Lanegan.

STAGE: Bouquet of barbed wit

It’s not a great surprise to see the life and times of social-climbing snob Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet, she insists) transferred to the stage.