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American actress Rose McGowan, one of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein’s first accusers, is to speak at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in a programme which will also feature Jeremy Corbyn, Chelsea Clinton and Nelson Mandela’s daughter and grandchildren.
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Orkney’s famous chambered cairns have been reconstructed in 3D with viewers able to explore and move around the tombs like never before.
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With summer now upon us, music fans will be looking to spend their weekends soaking up the sun with some live music - and Scotland is spoilt for choice on the festival front, writes Alex Nelson
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It was a birthday party with a difference. Around 200 invited guests had gathered to view the restoration of one of Glasgow’s most celebrated architectural masterpieces on the 150th anniversary of its designer’s birth.
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Several news organisations have fallen for the Glasgow comedian and prankster Limmy's fake tribute tweet following the death of Peter Stringfellow.
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Edinburgh’s buzzing atmosphere during the summer months makes it a great city for dining out, and there’s no nicer time of year to eat and drink with friends and family.
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Scotland’s new flagship museum is to receive a further £1 million a year from the Scottish Government to support its operation over the next decade, the First Minister has announced.
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Archaeologists are to search for remnants of Bonnie Prince Charlie’s army camp near Stirling for the first time.
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McQueen charts the irresistible rise of the mercurial designer and traces the mental anguish he suffered back to his troubled childhood
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People living on the North Coast 500 tourist route want to move house because the area has become so busy, a study has found.
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“St Kilda – you don’t exist. Your name is just a faint cry made by the birds that make their home on the high cliffs at the furthest edge of the United Kingdom, beyond the outermost of the Outer Hebrides.” So begins the memorable entry on St Kilda in Judith Schalansky’s Atlas of Remote Islands...
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Start me up! The Rolling Stones are set to rock the capital this weekend after almost 20 years away and here’s everything you need to know.
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Full confession: I was on the panel that named Benjamin Markovits as one of the Granta Best Of Young British Novelists, mostly – on my part – for his remarkable trilogy of novels about Lord Byron, but also books like The Syme Papers and Playing Days.
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Almost two decades since their last visit to the capital, the Rolling Stones are finally heading back to Edinburgh with the promise of one hell of a rock n’ roll party this weekend.
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Million pound homes sell faster in Edinburgh than anywhere else in the UK outside of Cambridge, a report has found.
