Channel 4 presenter Jon Snow takes ‘gender pay cut’
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Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow has taken a “gender pay cut”, the newsreader has said.
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9 of the best non-Michelin tasting menus in Scotland
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Scotland is no stranger to Michelin Stars, but those restaurants aren’t the only places in the country serving delicious tasting menus.
The best of Harry Benson goes on show in Glasgow
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From Donald and Melania Trump draped across their Manhattan home to two girls playing in a litter-filled back court, photographer Harry Benson CBE effortlessly captured life in all its forms.
In pictures: 7 hidden gem villages across Scotland well worth a visit
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The very best of Scotland can only be reached after you leave the hustle and bustle of the nation’s cities.
Tim Peake’s Soyuz spacecraft goes on display in Edinburgh
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THE SOYUZ space capsule which carried British astronaut to the International Space Station has gone on public display in Edinburgh.
Wild Hebridean seas a big draw for Ross Ryan’s sailing and painting adventures
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Last September, the artist Ross Ryan set sail from Crinan aboard Sgarbh, a 40-foot wooden fishing boat dating from 1947. His plan was to make a 60-day solo voyage around the Hebrides using the boat as his floating studio...
5 pubs screening the royal wedding near you
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Don’t worry, our invite got lost in the post too - but you can still watch the royal wedding this Saturday 19 May without making a trip to Windsor.
Book review: Draft No. 4, By John McPhee
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Different writers can mean different things to people living in different parts of the world. In Scotland, for example, the American journalist and non-fiction author John McPhee is best known for his 1970 book...
“Selfie Scholar” on how pictures we take define our online presence
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One afternoon, on the first days of December 2017, when my book about selfie culture was practically done, I decided to ask my then eight year old son what selfies are.
Maureen Lipman to return to the Fringe 53 years after her debut
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Stage and screen star Maureen Lipman is to return to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for the first time since she made her debut at the event as an unknown more than half a century ago.
Book review: Kudos, by Rachel Cusk
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Rachel Cusk is very good, or rather very good in her way. Kudos is the last book in an already highly praised trilogy. “She may”, according to one American reviewer, “have discovered the most genuine way...
Filmmaker heads far north in tribute to “Arctic Jenny”
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A Shetland filmmaker is to return to the same remote Arctic community captured on film by fellow island documentary maker Jenny Gilbertson 40 years ago.
12 ways to avoid the royal wedding in Edinburgh
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll surely know that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are due to tie the knot this Saturday 19 May.
5 running routes for beginners in Edinburgh
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Are you new to running and looking for inspiration? Try one of these scenic and flat city running routes.
Why STV2 failed and what it means for broadcasting in Scotland
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When the late media baron Roy Thomson launched Scottish Television in 1957, he famously quipped it was a “a licence to print money”.
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