Scottish hotel adds midge burgers to the summer menu
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They are the scourge of the Scottish summer, feasting on the flesh of anyone seeking to enjoy the great outdoors.
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Kelly Macdonald calls for end to ‘madness’ of male-dominated film industry
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Scottish screen star Kelly Macdonald has called for an end to the “madness” of the male-dominated film industry as her first lead role for more than 20 years was unveiled in Edinburgh.
Glasgow unveils 4000-strong volunteer team for 2018 Euro Championships
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Suzy Perez Cameron and Yash Patel were at Kelvingrove Museum as the Glasgow 2018 European Championships unveil Team 2018, a 4,000-strong volunteer workforce.
Remains of “ancient wolf” found in Highland peat bog
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The remains of an animal believed to be a young wolf that roamed the Highlands up to 2,000 years ago have been discovered in a Highland peat bog.
Edinburgh Festival and Fringe 2018: essential dates for your diary
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If you’re feeling unprepared for Edinburgh Festival season, we’ve got the ultimate cheat sheet.
Monarch of the Glen to go on display in London
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One of the world’s most famous animal paintings, The Monarch Of The Glen, is going on display at The National Gallery in London for the first time in more than 160 years.
Historic sword stolen form Isle of Canna museum
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A mystery theft on a small Scottish island reads like the plot of a long-lost Agatha Christie novel.
Art reviews: Dalziel + Scullion | Robert Callender
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John Muir, the celebrated pioneer ecologist and instigator, in America, of the first of national park, was born in Dunbar. He left Scotland at the age of 11, but the love of nature that defined him was...
Book review: The Inheritance, by Sheena Kalayil
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At first glance, it could be the plot of any modern romance: beautiful young girl falls for older, married man. Yet the way Sheena Kalayil tells the story makes what could be a predictable meander down a well-trodden path come alive.
Book review: Caroline’s Bikini, by Kirsty Gunn
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For those who like that sort of thing,” Miss Brodie said in her best Edinburgh voice, “that is the sort of thing they like”. In this year of, as it were, Muriel Spark’s second coming, it seems right to apply this now famous...
Is this the most enchanting home in the Lothians?
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Edinburgh has some of the most stunning homes in Scotland, but this “magical piece of Scottish landscape” has got to be in the running for the most picturesque.
Watching England on BBC is tough but ITV would have been a whole lot worse
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It was the night I turned into Mary Whitehouse. Or Disgusted of Edinburgh, Parker Pen poised over the Basildon Bond, the writing bureau’s spindly legs all a-quiver…
REVIEW: New Worlds is ‘magnificent showcase’ for Bill Murray’s creative talents
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As the lights dimmed and an evening suit-clad Bill Murray prepared to take to the stage, a couple behind began to speculate.
Hollywood producer hails ‘phenomenal’ Scottish filming location
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The producer of a Hollywood film being shot in Scotland has described the Argyll and Bute area as “phenomenal”.
Wanted: 600 Scottish ice cream tasters
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ONE of Scotland’s top food brands is looking for around 600 volunteers from the public to take part in blind taste tests.
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