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Borat appears in Glasgow city centre urging Glaswegians to 'wear mask'

Sacha Baron Cohen character Borat has popped up in Glasgow, urging Glaswegians to 'wear mask' and 'save live'.

A projection of the fictional Kazakh TV presenter appeared on the side of the Met College's 'People Make Glasgow' building in the city centre as part of an advertising stunt ahead of the upcoming sequel, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.

Posting a picture of the scene in Glasgow last night, Amazon Prime Video Tweeted: "Wawaweewa Weegies. Borat reporting from Glasgow College of Building and Printing."

However, Glasgow wasn't the only place to be blessed with a visit from Borat with his image appearing at sites such as the Angel of the North, Edinburgh Castle and even the moon.

The second Borat movie is due to be released tomorrow, October 23, on Amazon Prime Video.

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