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- ↑ British Academy Scotland Awards Full List of Winners & Nominations
- ↑ Daily Record Newspaper Article: 'Scottish BAFTAs: James McAvoy will go head to head against Peter Mullan and Jack O’Connell at this year's awards'
- ↑ The List Magazine Article: 'AFTA Scotland 2014 nominees include James McAvoy, Jack O'Connell and Peter Mullan for Best Actor'
- ↑ Scotsman Newspaper Article: 'Lorraine Kelly set for Scotland Baftas honour'