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11/09/2026
Susan Aitken insists Glasgow is 'safe' as she quits as council leader after 9 years in chargeAitken has led Scotland's l...
10/09/2026

Susan Aitken insists Glasgow is 'safe' as she quits as council leader after 9 years in charge
Aitken has led Scotland's largest local authority through a turbulent decade amid mounting criticism of the condition of the city centre and rising fears over anti-social behaviour.

10/09/2026

Best Bond Ever?THE BIG JAMES BOND DEBATE… WHO WAS THE BEST 007? With all the talk about James Bond lately, there’s one q...
10/09/2026

Best Bond Ever?

THE BIG JAMES BOND DEBATE… WHO WAS THE BEST 007?

With all the talk about James Bond lately, there’s one question that always divides Bond fans…

WHO WAS THE BEST BOND EVER? 👀

For me, there’s only one answer:

SEAN CONNERY.

He wasn’t just the first Bond on the big screen — he set the standard.

The confidence.
The voice.
The style.
The one-liners.
The danger.
That effortless Bond swagger.

Connery didn’t need endless gadgets or explosions to convince you he was 007.

He walked into a room… and you knew who was in charge. 😎

And yes, I know there’ll be fans of Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig who will strongly disagree!

That’s what makes the debate so good. 🍸

So let’s settle it…

CONNERY, MOORE, DALTON, BROSNAN or CRAIG?

👇 COMMENT YOUR BOND BELOW — and tell me WHY you think he’s the best.

And if you think Connery is the GOAT…

DON’T JUST LIKE THIS — SAY “CONNERY” IN THE COMMENTS! 🥃🕴️

#007

My Name Is Joe, directed by Ken Loach, is a gritty Glasgow drama about recovery, responsibility, and the difficulties of...
09/09/2026

My Name Is Joe, directed by Ken Loach, is a gritty Glasgow drama about recovery, responsibility, and the difficulties of rebuilding a life. Released in UK cinemas in 1998, the film follows Joe Kavanagh as he attempts to move forward while confronting the social pressures and personal challenges surrounding him. Rather than relying on spectacle, Loach grounds the story in the everyday realities of British working-class life.
Peter Mullan delivers a powerful performance as Joe Kavanagh, alongside Louise Goodall as Sarah Downie. The film reflects Loach’s distinctive social-realist style, placing character and lived experience at the centre of the narrative. Its impact was recognised at the Cannes Film Festival, where Mullan received the Best Actor award, further highlighting the film’s emotional portrayal of struggle and resilience.
For audiences interested in character-driven and socially conscious cinema, My Name Is Joe remains an important example of British social realism. Its lasting relevance reflects the strength of Loach’s approach, presenting recovery and personal responsibility not as simple or definitive achievements, but as ongoing challenges shaped by the circumstances around us.

Could we be looking at the NEXT James Bond? Jack Lowden is reportedly among the names being heavily linked to the iconic...
09/09/2026

Could we be looking at the NEXT James Bond?

Jack Lowden is reportedly among the names being heavily linked to the iconic 007 role — and honestly, I can see it.
The suit. The intensity. The understated British swagger. He could bring something completely different to Bond.

But the big question is…

JACK LOWDEN — YES OR NO?
Would you be happy to see him take over as 007, or is there another actor who deserves the role more?

DROP YOUR CHOICE IN THE COMMENTS — YES or NO?

#007

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