Living by the Sword
The new edition of Who’s Who Scotland reveals notable Scots’ fondness for walking and travelling ... somewhere, writes Sandy McCall Smith.
Living by the Sword
The new edition of Who’s Who Scotland reveals notable Scots’ fondness for walking and travelling ... somewhere, writes Sandy McCall Smith.
Living by the Sword
Founder and artistic director of The Arches Andy Arnold makes a revelation about the Banksy murals at The Arches in Glasgow.
Living by the Sword
Few of us know what to make of China. We see polite and elegant, evidently well-educated young men and women on TV, products of the remarkable transformation of the country since the dark and brutal days of Chairman Mao.
Living by the Sword
One useful side-effect of DNA testing is that it shows how the toxic notion of racial purity, as fetishised in Nazi Germany and Apartheid South Africa, has never really existed in any scientific sense.
Living by the Sword
Barra is still the only airport in the world where scheduled flights land on the beach with timetables dictated by the ebb and flow of the tide.
Living by the Sword
The team behind Gardener’s Cottage - which AA Gill dubbed ‘exceptional’ - have revealed the name for their third restaurant.
Living by the Sword
From classical to contemporary styles, this year’s Dance Base programme is rich in variety and quality, writes Kelly Apter
Living by the Sword
Catch up on all the latest from the Edinburgh Festival as we bring you critics’ reviews, news and more from the streets of the capital.
Living by the Sword
Members of the community are increasingly being asked to get involved in university research work – leading to a debate about whether they should be paid.
Living by the Sword
City council chiefs have called for Edinburgh Festival venues and shows to be more spread out across the city to help ease pressure on the most congested parts of the city centre.
Living by the Sword
City council chiefs have called for Edinburgh Festival venues and shows to be more spread out across the city to help ease pressure on the most congested parts of the city centre.
Living by the Sword
The hardships of prehistoric life on North Uist have been revealed with islanders battling starvation, sand storms, rising tides and floods that drove them out of their homes around 5,000 years ago.
Living by the Sword
One of two shows brought to this year’s Fringe by the legendary Gandini Juggling, Gibbon has a dual personality. During the slow opening, and at various points throughout the show, it attempts to create a rehearsal atmosphere.
Living by the Sword
Yellow star, pink triangle, brown triangle. These were the badges, stitched to clothing, that marked out the Jewish people, homosexuals and “gypsies” – or Roma people – who were the main victims of the...
