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Fashion Leaders Turn On the Style Preview Scottish Style Awards, Tramway

IT promises to one of the most stylish nights Glasgow has seen. Tonight, the first Scottish Style Awards will take place at the Tramway in front of 500 guests, including many famous faces.

Where Would We Be Without Galloway? Review George Galloway, Citizen's

THE Labour Party, the Daily Telegraph and the US Senate have all tried to take on George Galloway - and failed miserably. The former Glasgow MP has made a career out of personal triumphs against the establishment and he should have gathered sufficient material to dazzle the audiences likely to lap up his speaking tour.

Survivor Ray Back On Song Preview Ray Davies, Royal Concert Hall

WE already knew that Kinks frontman Ray Davies was a survivor, but the last 18 months have truly tested his mettle. In January, 2004, he was shot in the leg by a mugger in New Orleans who stole his girlfriend's purse, and he underwent a lengthy and painful recuperation period before starting work in earnest on his new album, Other People's Lives, which has been under construction since 1999.

Preview Donny Osmond, Clyde Auditorium

EVER youthful Donny Osmond is returning to Glasgow for two shows at Clyde Auditorium. Still a heart-throb among ladies of a certain age, twinkly-eyed Osmond has toured Scotland regularly in recent years and his enduring charm keeps audiences coming back for more.

Critic's Choice

ROCK SCHOOL, Channel 4, 9.30pm WILD man of rock Gene Simmons arrives at Christ's Hospital boarding school on an unusual mission - to teach a class of 13-year- olds how to rock.