Living by the Sword
A loch which was blighted by a toxic algae bloom in the 1990s has now made the shortlist for a prestigious European nature prize after years to work to improve the water quality.
Living by the Sword
Cutting-edge laser technology is being used to reveal the secrets of some of the country’s most mysterious ancient monuments.
Living by the Sword
The Alicante-based footwear designer creates covetable shoes that prove you don’t have to sacrifice comfort for style
Living by the Sword
They were printed on silk and hidden in the smallest of places, then smuggled into Prisoner of War camps during Word War Two to assist the escape plans of captured British men.
Living by the Sword
A new trailer for Avengers: Infinity War is set to be released today offering fans of the franchise the latest clips from the upcoming film shot in the Capital.
Living by the Sword
I was in Portree this week for the funeral of the artist Tommy Mackenzie, whose wonderful etchings of the Skye landscape adorn the walls of homes and offices around the world.
Living by the Sword
Shug had been the bookies’ early favourite but, in the end, it was Eric who departed Still Game.
Living by the Sword
They offer a window into the world of the European art elite in the late 19th century and how one Scottish city played an increasingly important part in it.
Living by the Sword
WARNING: Spoilers ahead as we talk to the star of Still Game who waved goodbye to a beloved character in tonight’s episode.
Living by the Sword
One of the leading stars of hit US zombie series The Walking Dead has delighted fans with a surprise appearance in Aberdeen today to film his motorbike-based reality show.
Living by the Sword
It is one of the first things that schoolchildren learn about Shakespeare. He didn’t make much up. Even the examples I was given – Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream or Prospero, Caliban and Ariel in The Tempest – have been chiselled away by scholarship.
Living by the Sword
There’s a scene in Christopher Marlowe’s play Doctor Faustus – after Faustus has sold his soul to Mephistopheles but before he is forced to give it up – in which he is treated to a sort of pre-modern helicopter ride around planet Earth.
Living by the Sword
Archaeologists have identified the site of a huge Iron Age feast on Orkney where more than 10,000 animals were cooked and eaten in a vast cliff top celebration.
Living by the Sword
There’s no such thing as an easy Munro. That being said, there are several Scottish peaks which creep over the 3,000 feet mark that can be tackled by walking beginners. If you’re lookng for inspiration, take a look at our list of the ten easiest Munros.
Living by the Sword
The first sections of Edinburgh’s Ross Fountain have returned to their rightful berth in the city’s West Princes Street Gardens, with the iconic structure sporting a brand new bluish-green and copper coloured coat.