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1/3. Glasgow rapper LOKI speaks to people who live and work in Glasgow's East End, an area which has often been represented in the past as a place of deprivation and poverty.
1/3. According to the latest report from the Glasgow Centre For Population Health, the chances of a 15 year old boy from Shettleston living until retirement age is currently 50 per cent.
Glasgow rapper LOKI speaks to people who live and work in this part of Glasgow's East End, an area which has often been represented in the past as a place of deprivation and poverty. What he finds there is both surprising and thought provoking.
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