Living by the Sword
The shrink back from diesel power is remorseless, with some manufacturers dropping the oily stuff completely – even though others tell us it’s never been cleaner and can rival petrol for a bill of health.
Living by the Sword
From Biffy Clyro’s burnt and smashed guitar to homemade stage outfits worn by The Rezillos, the Rip It Up exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland will tell the colourful story of Scottish pop, writes...
Living by the Sword
Centuries old Gaelic manuscripts have been given global significance status by world heritage experts at Unesco due to their cultural importance.
Living by the Sword
The main hall of the Dundee V&A is like the set of a sci-fi blockbuster and the gallery is an exhibit itself, writes John McLellan.
Living by the Sword
The nation’s leading historian has called for Scotland’s battlefields to be protected in law from developers following controversy over new housing to be built at Culloden.
Living by the Sword
In the summer months, Glasgow is a fantastic location for dining out, and there’s no nicer time of year to eat and drink with friends and family.
Living by the Sword
What has caused dozens of dogs to leap to their deaths from the same section on this West Dunbartonshire bridge?
Living by the Sword
What has caused dozens of dogs to leap to their deaths from the same section on this West Dunbartonshire bridge?
Living by the Sword
A historic Deeside bridge that was built following the 1745 Jacobite rising to improve army access to the Highlands is to be replaced.
Living by the Sword
So synonymous is Lionel Richie with radio-friendly romantic balladry that it’s easy to forget his former outfit, The Commodores, mastered raw, down-and-dirty Southern funk lasciviousness that bordered on the animalistic.
Living by the Sword
As with all of Matthew Bourne’s productions, it’s hard to know who the star of Cinderella is – Bourne for dreaming up his vision, the dancers for delivering it, or designer Lez Brotherston for creating a breathtaking world for us to inhabit.
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Louis Walsh has decided to leave The X Factor as the show ushers in a “new era”, it has been announced.
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Bay City Roller guitarist Alan Longmuir has been taken to hospital after falling seriously ill while on holiday.
Living by the Sword
Edinburgh International Book Festival has sometimes been criticised for going for names designed to draw a crowd, rather than important authors.
Living by the Sword
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.
