Teddy Jamieson is a journalist based in Glasgow, Scotland, and writes for The Herald Scotland. With a focus on local news and culture, Teddy's articles cover a range of topics including music, art, comedy, and literature. His work has also been featured in The Times, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Teddy Jamieson's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news and culture, with a notable emphasis on local events in Scotland, particularly Glasgow. His coverage often includes expert commentary and reviews of cultural and societal events.
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By: Teddy Jamieson
I rather wished that Romesh Ranganathan had kicked off his new Saturday morning Radio 2 show last week with a proper controversial hip hop banger.…
By: Teddy Jamieson
Glasgow is a city full of contradictions. A city with a fine radical past, a shipbuilding city, a city that grew the likes of Jimmy Reid and Jimmy…
RADIO Scotland had a proper big story on Monday morning with the whole will-Humza-resign-won’t-Humza-resign breaking story about the First…
By: Teddy Jamieson
Stuart Maconie makes for a chatty, amiable travelling companion who would definitely stand a round in the pub and the portrait he paints of…
By: Teddy Jamieson
I hated my skin colour as a teenager, says Scots broadcaster Aasmah Mir Aasmah Mir, pictured with The Rev Richard Coles, when she they hosted…
By: Teddy Jamieson
Aasmah Mir is one of four children. Her mother arrived in Scotland in 1966 to live with her new husband Arif in Glasgow. Her dad ran a petrol…
By: Teddy Jamieson
At the age of 70, John McAslan reckons he is finally getting to grips with being an architect. “My great hero was Louis Kahn who didn’t really…
By: Teddy Jamieson
There is a celluloid land beyond Whisky Galore! and The Wicker Man, Trainspotting and Braveheart. What’s it like? A bit of a mess, but an…
Taxes played a big part in the first episode of Mary Beard’s returning series Being Roman on Radio 4 on Tuesday morning. Beard was taking a look…
By: Teddy Jamieson
How many comedians have their own radio shows these days? At the weekend it can feel like all of them. On Radio 2 Romesh Ranganathan is still…
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