The global appeal of the historical fantasy has brought millions of pounds into the Scottish economy.

A Lad in Maryhill is a brand new pantomime that has been more than a year in the making.

Based on the 2010 film of the same name, Made in Dagenham is drawn from the real-life 1968 sewing machinists’ strike at the Ford factory in Dagenham, Essex.

The choir’s soul repertoire stretches from Stevie Wonder and Earth Wind & Fire to Sister Sledge, Chaka Khan and Lauryn Hill.

Linda’s Pictures comprises 14 photographs, three of which were taken in Scotland.

The prime Saturday morning slot, with an estimated 1 million viewers, was previously home to a Mary Berry baking programme.

The show entitled: Primary marks the 120th anniversary of the famous architect-designer’s only built church.

A charity run by arts and music venue SWG3 has been behind the project to create a colourful gateway to the area.

Phillip A Bruno befriended some of the biggest names in art such as the family of Vincent Van Gogh.

The event aims to give party seekers a place to make friends and enjoy a night out in a fully inclusive and safe environment.