Author of Morningside Maisie books Aileen Paterson has died
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SHE was an author and illustrator admired by people of all ages for her warm personality and colourful stories.
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In pictures: top six homes for sale in Scotland for under £100,000
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Trying to get on the property ladder can seem like a daunting prospect for first-time buyers, but there are affordable homes out there- from houses to flats - all under £100,000
5 of the best walks in Edinburgh with pubs at the end
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Auld Reekie has glorious scenery and atmospheric pubs in plentiful supply. Combine the two by rewarding yourself with a pint after a city walk.
Commercial property: Do green credentials add up for hotels?
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When Glenuig Inn on the Sound of Arisaig went on the market last month, much was made of its green credentials. Selling agent Colliers International called the hotel, which is in spectacular coastal scenery...
Jules Montague: If you can remember your childhood, but not your children, are you still you?
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Neurologist Jules Montague will appear at the Edinburgh Science Festival tomorrow. In this extract from her new book, Lost and Found: Memory, Identity, and Who We Become When We’re No Longer Ourselves...
Dinosaur footprints discovered on Scottish island
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Dozens of newly discovered giant dinosaur footprints on a Scottish island are helping to shed light on the evolution of the Jurassic reptiles.
Meghan Markle a ‘direct descendant’ of Robert the Bruce
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The future bride of Prince Harry is a direct descendant of Scotland’s most famous king, it has been claimed.
Meghan Markle a ‘direct descendent’ of Robert the Bruce
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The future bride of Prince Harry is a direct descendant of Scotland’s most famous king, it has been claimed.
In pictures: 10 of the most bizarrely named Scottish foods
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Much like the towns and cities that are dotted around Scotland, the traditional dishes that are part of the national cuisine are varied, unique and often have strange names.
Frankie Boyle confirms run of Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows
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Frankie Boyle has become one of the biggest name comics to confirm a run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Toast the art of Scotland’s craft gin and whisky distillers
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When you think of Scottish distilleries, it’s the copper stills and oak barrels of a Highland or Island business that probably jump to mind. However, today there are almost as many shiny new gin – vodka or rum – stills across Scotland.
Invergordon welcomes passengers to the north
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Invergordon has become a key part of Scotland’s tourist industry. Last year it welcomed more than 149,000 visitors from 93 cruise ships, making the Cromarty port a real gateway to the Highlands.
Get a taste for seafood on Scotland’s shores
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It is sometimes easy to forget that food tourism is big business: our distilleries, farmers’ markets, restaurants, pubs and tea rooms are responsible for encouraging visitors to our shores.
BBC targets 50/50 gender split in one year
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The BBC has declared it is working to guarantee an equal number of male and female experts across its programmes by April next year.
Broadband woes hit over half of all UK households
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More than half of British households have experienced a problem with their broadband service in the past year, a study has found.
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