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How Tony Morris became Scotland's most unlikely pop sensation - at the age of 72 As someone who defies simple description, Glasgow one-man electronic band Tony Morris has been given a multitude of labels. Read more It's an overturned tin can... so you better nab a seat quickly The interior of one of Glasgow’s most talked about new restaurants is a little an overturned tin can, with just enough space for its open kitchen, communal dining table and the tiniest of cocktail bars. Ron Mackenna: This place is weird but so much fun At this point curiosity draws me like a doughball to one of the many walk-in stand-up photo-booths that line the walls. Linked directly to the other side of the world, apparently. Scary. Home in 'stunningly beautiful but overlooked' Scottish area wows TV judges Scotland's Home of the Year heads to the south for episode five to visit a self-build property in an idyllic setting near Lockerbie. Great British Sewing Bee, the show where niceness is always in fashion Is there a lovelier bunch of people on television than the gang on The Great British Sewing Bee (BBC1, Tuesday)? The Bake Off lot would sell their granny’s soul for a Hollywood handshake and The Traitors are not to be trusted, obviously. But for sheer above and beyond niceness, it has to be the Bee team, led by judges Esme Young and Patrick Grant and new host Kiell Smith-Bynoe (him off Ghosts). The show has been going for 10 years now and it still doesn’t seem a series too long. Maybe it’s the joy that comes from being able to run up a dress in an hour, or knowing what a godet is: whatever the reason, it is working. Aussies, Outlander and bespoke grand tours, tourism is bouncing back from Covid G’Day Scotland! Aussies, Outlander and grand tours, Scotland’s tourism sector has bounced back from Covid. Kevin McKenna: Dishy Rishi Sunak shows he's a bit of a bounder on his Highland fling The worst ever political campaign launch held the title for only 24 hours. Barely a day after Rishi Sunak was mingin’ in the rain outside Number 10 Downing Street, John Swinney was saying ‘hold my pint’.

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