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A singer-songwriter is setting up what is believed to be Scotland’s first record label for former prisoners.

A short film set in a Glasgow supermarket has been selected for this year’s Venice Film Festival.

Bus operator First Glasgow has announced a reduced timetable will come into operation next week to tackle the spread of coronavirus.

that bosses agreed to continue the service.They gave an assurance that they would retain the service following an extensive stakeholder engagement and review period.The X1 had been suspended during the pandemic but First Glasgow announced it would not be returning last Friday.Graeme Macfarlan, commercial director for First Glasgow, said: “Like many other companies throughout the world, First Bus have been impacted by the pandemic and are facing one of the most challenging and unprecedented periods.

Billy Connolly has said he may consider a return to acting if a “nice thing” came up.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.An investigation is underway after a bus lost its roof after colliding with a Dumbarton railway bridge.The First Bus vehicle, which was out of service at the time, collided with the bridge on Townend Road just before 7am on Saturday morning - leaving the busy route blocked and strewn with debris.A local resident told the Lennox: “The buses are supposed to turn left before the bridge and go along Bankend Road so they bypass the bridge.“It’s so obvious it wouldn’t fit, I don’t know why anyone would even try.”And First revealed that an investigation was set to take place into the collison.Duncan Cameron, operations director for First Glasgow, said: “We can confirm an