Living by the Sword
There’s a new fast car on the streets. It is the Stinger, a rear-wheel-drive four-door lift-back from Kia. Despite the name Stinger, which suggests antagonism or defence, its French designer Gregory Guillaume explains...
Living by the Sword
Strict crowd control measures are to be introduced at Edinburgh’s iconic Scott Monument for the first time in its history.
Living by the Sword
A campaign has been launched to save a historic railway landmark that inspired the Trump-owned Turnberry Hotel.
Living by the Sword
An antique silver “cake basket” which is believed to have been used by Queen Victoria when she visited a Scottish castle has been put up for sale by an American dealer for $1.5 million (£1m).
Living by the Sword
The Voice hopeful Saskia Eng has progressed to the next stage of the ITV singing competition after being snapped up by rapper and producer Will.i.am.
Living by the Sword
EDINBURGH-born student Saskia Eng has secured the support of Nicola Sturgeon as she continues her bid to reach The Voice finals tonight.
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Between the start of Katherine Ryan’s Glitter Room tour, in September last year, and her Glasgow Comedy Festival appearance this week, which coincided with International Women’s Day, the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements have arguably made huge progressive gains.
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In the heat of wartime labour relations on The Clyde, six shop stewards were deported by the authorities in a bid cool unrest in the factories that had become crucial to the war effort.
Living by the Sword
An Arctic walrus has been spotted basking on a beach in Orkney after making an incredible journey south.
Living by the Sword
Leading stars of stage and screen have spoken out over the prospect of Scottish Youth Theatre have to close down within months.
Living by the Sword
The Scottish Government is to put in £190,000 towards efforts to return a neglected theatre building to the line-up of the Edinburgh International Festival for the first time in 30 years.
Living by the Sword
The Scottish Government is to put in £190,000 towards efforts to return a neglected theatre building to the line-up of the Edinburgh International Festival for the first time in 30 years.
Living by the Sword
Richard Holloway is going to die. I, too, am going to die, and so, dear reader, are you. Holloway’s new book is a plangent and profound meditation on the ultimate inevitability. It is also a book with a great deal of care in it...
Living by the Sword
It’s 1983, and in a violent, drug-ridden California suburb, Police Officer Hanson fights crime in the most unusual of ways. While most of his colleagues are focused only on meeting arrest quotas, Hanson believes in becoming a part of the impoverished...
Living by the Sword
Nicola Sturgeon has intervened in the row over the planned closure of Scottish Youth Theatre to declare “all options” would be explored to keep it operating.
