Living by the Sword
A Glasgow band made a show of support for the NHS on a leading BBC current affairs programme in the same edition as Theresa May was questioned on the winter crisis gripping the health service.
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Do Not Disturb – Scotland on SundaySt Fillans has come a long way since it was once cruelly described by the Gazetteer of Scotland as a “wretched hamlet”.
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The ice groaned and creaked as it split apart. We’d reached 80 degrees north, just 450 miles from the North Pole, and thick ice prevented us from sailing any further.
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The search for the lost Pictish monastery where the first examples of Scottish Gaelic were written down has made a major breakthrough ten years after the quest began.
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The 3008 shares its underpinnings with Opel and Vauxhall’s Grandland X. Peugeot builds both models in eastern France and now owns Vauxhall Opel. It is a bulky five-door estate car, nominally an SUV or cross-over amalgamation of estate and “jeep”.
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It was one of the worst tragedies to befall Scotland during the First World War, when all but one of the crew aboard two Royal Navy destroyers perished in the waters off Orkney in treacherous conditions.
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Sam Rockwell completely convinces as an ignorant police officer in Martin McDonagh’s new film, writes Alistair Harkness, but he also brings enough humanity to the character to make him more than just a...
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Read past interviews with Sam Rockwell and one of the most commonly cited career facts is a 1997 quote from Harvey Weinstein declaring “he’s a movie star” when he was still an unknown actor.
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As one of the most famous streets in the world. The Mile doesn’t disappoint when it comes to unusual tales of its past.
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The River Clyde is Scotland’s second-longest river and has played a vital role in shaping both the country’s destiny and its economic fortunes for many centuries.
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Fancy buying a home in the capital but don’t think you can afford it? Think again, as all of these properties are on the market for less than £100,000
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The route winds for 90 miles over some of Scotland’s lesser travelled roads, skims the notorious double-hair pin bend of Devil’s Elbow and takes drivers to the highest public point accessible by car in the country.
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At 5.19am on January 5, 1993, the Shetland coastguard was advised the MV Braer, a Liberian-registered oil tanker, had lost all power.
Living by the Sword
It was one of the worst tragedies to befall Scotland during World War One, when all but one of the crew aboard two Royal Navy destroyers perished in the waters off Orkney in treacherous conditions.
Living by the Sword
Scotland’s ruined castles are often powerful windows into the past and tell the stories of shifting power and prestige over the centuries.
