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Bradley Welsh, 48, who appeared in the 2017 film, died after a shooting at a flat in the west end of Edinburgh on April 17 2019

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Dublin man's Trainspotting tribute to address mental health goes viral

Dublin man Keith Kelly saw an opportunity to reach people and address mental health when Trainspotting 2 was released.

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Movie Reviews: Hacksaw Ridge, Sing, T2: Trainspotting
Movie Reviews: Hacksaw Ridge, Sing, T2: Trainspotting
Nostalgia, as they say, ain’t what it used to be. Two decades on from the incendiary Trainspotting (1996), T2: Trainspotting (18s) finds ex-junkies Mark (Ewan McGregor), Sickboy (Jonny Lee Miller), Spud (Ewen Bremner) and Begbie (Robert Carlyle) converging again on Edinburgh’s mean streets.

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Scotland's 'Trainspotting generation' drives drug-related hospital admissions

Scotland’s 1980s “Trainspotting generation” has driven drug-related hospital admissions to a record high while illnesses linked to long-term alcohol abuse are also on the rise, official figures show.

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