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Arran s wild side explored in new TV series

Arran s wild side explored in new TV series
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An Clò Mòr: Gaelic drama brings jobs and training opportunities to the Western Isles

THE cast and crew of a new six-part Gaelic language drama series An Clò Mòr (The Great Cloth) have returned to the Western Isles for their final…

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Pope Francis said whisky is real holy water in censored clip

Pope Francis said whisky is real holy water in censored clip
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Media release: MG ALBA announces further major investment in Scottish creative industries - allmediascotland…media jobs, media release service and media resources for all

Media release: MG ALBA announces further major investment in Scottish creative industries MG ALBA, which operates BBC ALBA in partnership with the BBC, has today announced key production contracts that will deliver a wide range of high-impact programming for the channel over the next three years. Seven production companies will provide content for BBC ALBA and its digital platforms, including entertainment, music, children’s programmes and documentaries. The contracts have been awarded to companies located across Scotland, including Stornoway, Aberdeen and Glasgow, and mark further significant investment in Scotland’s creative industries. Agreements have been made in principle with the following companies:

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