Living by the Sword
From a murderous quarryman to violent mothers and the grandfather of a three-time winner of the Open Championship, the criminal pasts of hundreds of Fife convicts have emerged.
Living by the Sword
From a murderous quarryman to violent mothers and the grandfather of a three-time winner of the Open Championship, the criminal pasts of hundreds of Fife convicts have emerged.
Living by the Sword
From the power ruffs of Queen Elizabeth I to Princess Diana’s wedding dress and the coats of the Duchess of Cambridge, the fashion adopted by the Royals has long had the power to fascinate.
Living by the Sword
SINCE Billy Connolly contracted the acting bug back in the mid-seventies he has lent his iconic hirsuteness and distinct Glesca brogue to scores of television dramas, Hollywood blockbusters and major animated films.
Living by the Sword
With the school holidays about to begin, we take a look at events and ideas to entertain the kids this Easter
Living by the Sword
Just in time for the Easter break a shopping centre in Glasgow will open the UK’s tallest indoor slide.
Living by the Sword
Getting on the property ladder needn’t be daunting as these homes are all currently for sale for bargain prices
Living by the Sword
Edinburgh was once a town dominated by church spires and chimney stacks, but the cityscape soon changed in line with a more secular and less industrial Britain during the 20th century.
Living by the Sword
Did you know, the names of at least three Harry Potter characters were inspired by souls laid to rest in an Edinburgh paranormal hotspot?
Living by the Sword
It’s remarkable how often a profound historical shift can depend on a knife-edge decision, one that could so easily – or so it seems – have gone the other way. Think of the few thousand disputed Florida ballot papers that saw George W Bush become US president in 2000...
Living by the Sword
HOLLYWOOD legend Bill Murray is to appear on stage in Edinburgh - in a new classical music and spoken word show he is taking around the world.
Living by the Sword
Edinburgh with its wonderful backdrops and unique mix of historic architecture has forever been a popular location for film-makers.
Living by the Sword
Any observers of last year’s controversy over the use of unpaid workers at Edinburgh’s Hogmanay could have been forgiven for thinking it had fizzled out along with the last of the fireworks above the castle as 2017 turned into 2018.
Living by the Sword
‘Well I just don’t agree with you,” came the assured voice from the front row. “Not one bit!” The voice belonged to a beautifully dressed elderly woman in the small but perfectly formed lecture hall at the Smith Art Gallery.
Living by the Sword
It’s one of the most famous streets in Scotland, stretching from castle to palace in the Capital’s Old Town.
