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Famous Metal Band Dragonforce are set to play a gig at one of Glasgow's most popular venues, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut. Tickets are selling out fast so be sure to get yours soon!
Tickets and more information can be found by clicking here.
A report said that 3294 school leavers took up apprenticeships while 1533 unemployed people and 666 graduates got work thanks to Commonwealth jobs funds. This is great news for everyone, particularly young workers and the long-term unemployed.
David Cameron has warned of the threat to the UK if an "extreme Islamist regime" is created in central Iraq.Click here to read the full BBC news article.
The Secular community all around the world is praising the UK government's decision on banning the teaching of creationism as fact or as having credible evidence.
Check out more info on what's happened by clicking here!
Two Scottish architectural students recently designed and built a novel observation point that sports a reflective facade in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
Have a look and read the article by clicking here!
The Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has been around for a long time now, and it's never to late to donate just £1 a month to help animals who need it.
Picpick allows you to easily take screenshots then edit them to look exactly how you want them. The software is completely free and should definitely be considered if you are likely to be taking a lot of screenshots on your pc.
Check the program out and get a download link from the official site.
Smosh is a comedic Youtube channel hosted by Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox, they were the #1 Youtube channel in terms of views a few years a go and still make hilarious videos to this day.
Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond, the leader of the Yes to Scottish Independence campaign has "the most miserable, negative, depressing and thoroughly boring" in modern times.
branded the opposition No Campaign as
Find out more about how the First Minister feels about the No Campaign on the BBC news website by clicking here.
Another step to defeating Cancer has been taken, Scientists have developed goggles which allow surgeons to actually see cancerous cells in the body. This is an amazing prospect that will surely aid medical professionals in saving lives in the future.
Interpol, an Indie-Rock Band hailing from New York City played with 3 other bands, Royal Blood, Circa Waves and Temples as part of the NME awards tour in Glasgow's O2 Academy.
You can check out their performance below and you can also check out their website here!
Unfortunately, Scotland is infamous for it's binge drinking problem, and the government seen fit to do something to combat this culture. So far attempts by the government to bring minimum alcohol pricing have succeeded, but not all have backed down from the debate.
The Scottish Government introduced the bill in 2012. This changed pricing in such a way that a drink containing 5 units of alcohol cannot cost under £2.50. This isn't a lot, but it was in hopes of discouraging deals on alcohol in supermarkets and to have an effect on those who spend whatever money they have solely on buying alcohol.
Scottish Minister's have said implementing minimum alcohol pricing was to combat an "unhealthy relationship with drink".
The Scotch Whiskey Association (SWA) argued that bringing in this law would not affect the number of hazards, crimes and deaths in Scotland. Furthermore they argue that minimum alcohol pricing would go against EU law. Recently the SWA along with the Confédération Européenne des Producteurs de Spiritueux and the Européen des Entreprises Vins have lodged an appeal to the law again, in hopes of improving it in their eyes, or getting rid of it altogether.
The UK government had thought about implementing a similar law in the past however it was not passed through due to ministers not being convinced it would do much in the way of decreases alcohol related crimes and deaths/
Will the Scottish government be forced to rethink the bill? Only time will tell.
Here is a video back from 2009 when the Scottish government were first considering enacting the new law:
One of Glasgow's most well-known areas is George Square in Glasgow's City Centre. It was named after King George III and was constructed in 1781. It is home to a fair number of statues, including statues dedicated to Robert Burns, Sir Robert Peel and James Watt. Glasgow's George Square is often used for large events, One such event happens every Christmas season, where a countdown begins to the Christmas and lights going all the way up one of the statues are turned on when the countdown ends. Many people attend to enjoy the fireworks and the lights. You can see this in the video below from 2011: