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Dec 2024
27m 46s

The death of clubbing

THE TIMES
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Nightclubs are closing their doors at an alarming rate. Research by The Night Time Industries Association shows that as many as three clubs a week have closed since 2020. Our journalist went to Manchester to find out why they’re struggling - but is the underground clubbing scene really as threatened as it might seem? 

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Guest: Katie Gatens, Deputy Editor of News Review, The Sunday Times.

Host: Luke Jones.

Clips: Saturday Night Live/NBC.

Photo: Joel Goodman for The Sunday Times

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