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Glasgow race attacks a 'mark against the reputation of the city'

Glasgow race attacks a 'mark against the reputation of the city'
BBC UK Sunday 14 June 2026, 13:21 UTC 1 min read
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Former Lord Provost Dr Michael Kelly has told the BBC scenes over the past week were disgraceful.

Former Lord Provost Dr Michael Kelly has told the BBC scenes over the past week were disgraceful.
Glasgow (LOCATION) Provost Dr (PERSON) Michael Kelly (PERSON)
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