Living by the Sword
The chief executive of Bafta has said the sexual harassment scandal that has rocked the film industry has been “genuinely shocking” and she would support award winners speaking about it on stage.
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FATHER Time never stands still, least of all for city streetscapes. Shopfronts are constantly transformed and businesses and buildings come and go as the years relentlessly tumble forward.
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After all the festive overindulging, January is the perfect time of year to get off the sofa and become more active.
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If mainland Scotland is a hive of activity and culture, the islands are tranquil paradises waiting for your arrival.
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From the Picts and Caledonians through to the Kingdom of Alba and on to the Jacobite rebellion, Scotland has a fascinating history.
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Dundee has been named by Bloomberg alongside Los Angeles, Florence and Jordan as one of the top holiday destinations for travellers this year.
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Scotland's ruined castles are often powerful windows into the past and tell the stories of shifting power and prestige over the centuries.
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A search is underway for the final resting place of a revered chief of Clan Cameron who was known as the Ulysses of the Highlands given his brute strength and fighting prowess.
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The latest movie from the director of The Grand Budapest Hotel will open this year’s Glasgow Film Festival, organisers have announced.
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Hugh MacDiarmid wrote the least-generous introduction to a collection of poems in history after the death of his friend and rival William Soutar, once hailed as perhaps the greatest living Scots poet,...
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A man has been reunited with his camera a year after he lost it in a river following a social media appeal by the photographer who found it.
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If money is no object and you want to spend some time in the capital, then take a look at these luxurious properties for rent
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Eagle eyed Edinburgh residents recently noticed a change in one of the city’s most famous watering holes
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Captured by pirates while trying to emigrate to America, sold at a North African slave market and then wed to the Sultan of Morocco after he became smitten with her red hair and green eyes, the story of Perthshire teenager Helen Gloag is fantastical stuff.
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THE Scottish capital has more in its annual events armoury than just the International Festival and Fringe. We take a look at ten other exciting concerts and events happening in Edinburgh this year that you won’t want to miss.
