Living by the Sword
From colour, cut and fabric, we are often unsure why we make the clothes choices we do. It’s why fashion needs the input of a psychologist, Dawnn Karen tells Jennifer Miller.
Living by the Sword
Investors are being sought for a long-awaited renewables scheme on North Uist which will raise revenue for the island for the next 22 years.
Living by the Sword
Dog poo is being sprayed with neon paint in one of Edinburgh’s finest open spaces to shame lazy dog owners.
Living by the Sword
A pub has been officially blessed by a church - so it can now offer daily prayers as well as a pint - in the first move of its kind in Scotland.
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A major international study is underway on a tiny Orkney island known as the ‘Egypt of the North’ given its wealth of archaeological finds.
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In the land of the midnight sun Lisa Young comes face to face with the world’s greatest vertical drop
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Experience Scotland’s gourmet delights in one of the country’s finest regions for product with this luxury two-night trip
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A NEGLECTED theatre where AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, Slade, Kraftwerk and Mott the Hoople once played will be reborn as a year-round live music venue for Edinburgh under plans for a
£7 million makeover to secure its long-term future.
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Commonwealth Games marathon winner Michael Shelley has been targeted by a torrent of online abuse for failing to stop and help stricken Scottish runner Callum Hawkins.
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Skoda has a new family car, the Karoq. It says it is designed around what matters to us – mentioning the gym or heading off on a cross-country adventure. Nailing this activity label, it adds “it’s a self-assured compact SUV with a big sense of adventure… a spacious home from home...
Sputnik International
Four stalwart Russian girls managed to score an impressive victory at a youth European fencing championship held in the capital of Armenia.
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The BBC’s plan to launch a new Scottish channel has potential to seriously damage commercial news providers, writes John McLellan.
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One of the many delights of a Muriel Spark novel is the way in which the ground shifts so delicately under the reader’s feet. Memento Mori begins as a mystery: who is victimizing elderly people by making anonymous phone calls suggesting that they remember they must die?
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Newly-digitised photographs of small town Scotland in the 1970s and early 80s have been released by Historic Environment Scotland.
Living by the Sword
Making a living as a professional footballer may be an unattainable dream for most of us, but that doesn't mean you should rule out a career in football. Take a look at these seven job vacancies in the Scottish game.
