(from left) Director General of the BBC Tim Davie, Minister for Constitution, External Affairs and Culture Angus Robertson CEO of BBC Studio Works Andrew Moultrie, Leader of Glasgow City Council Susan Aitken and CEO of Creative Scotland Iain Munro during a tour of the construction site at Kelvin Hall where the BBC has been unveiled as the Tenant Operator for the new £11.9 million Kelvin Hall Film & Broadcast Studio Hub in Glasgow. Picture date: Wednesday December 8, 2021.

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