Living by the Sword
The idyllic setting of Balmaha on the banks of Loch Lomond will be more accessible to visitors after a new pontoon built by a local business was formally opened.
Living by the Sword
TRAINSPOTTING author Irvine Welsh has said he is looking for love after splitting from his American wife last year.
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The five-star Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa in Edinburgh has launched an in-room multi-sensory bath experience, meaning even the busiest of travellers can take a moment to relax
Living by the Sword
Archaeologists have been surveying for the first time the site of the sole battle of the 1719 Jacobite rising when around 300 Spanish soldiers fought alongside the rebels in the Highlands.
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Lily Allen’s spiky musical persona seems diminished by the travails of her tumultuous personal life
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A 53-year-old song written by a Scot has been promoted as England’s “secret weapon” for the World Cup.
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As many of us ponder retirement and a slowdown from the busy work environment, what do we expect will happen?
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Unusually for an artistic director, Cassa Pancho dreams of a time when her company doesn’t exist. Until black and Asian performers are commonplace in other dance companies, however, Ballet Black will keep doing what it’s doing, making small but important ripples along the way.
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The “H” from the original Hollywood sign has been seen in public for the first time in 40 years - in a Scottish industrial site.
Living by the Sword
Robert Burns may have suffered from bipolar disorder, according to researchers at Glasgow University.
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Organisers of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay are to revive a controversial volunteering scheme – despite admitting they only managed to recruit a fraction of the “ambassadors” they were looking for last year.
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The true story of a disaffected crew who overthrew their cruel captain was immortalised in the 1962 film Mutiny on the Bounty.
Living by the Sword
As his country’s captain leading Scotland in the legendary 1990 grand slam decider against England, David Sole was famously cool, psyching out his southern opponents by casually strolling on to the hallowed turf of Murrayfield.
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New events are set to be created for Edinburgh’s Hogmanay to woo more locals to take part in festivities which are now worth almost £40 million to the city’s economy.
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It wasn’t my 11-year-old son’s obsession with Fortnite which got me worried. He’s like this with most things, just not vegetables, homework, fruit, tidying his room and remembering where he put his shinpads.
