Living by the Sword
Does philosophy have a nationality? On the surface the questions seems ludicrous. Philosophy is about eternal verities and a way of reasoning that recognises neither space nor time. But scratch a little and the ivory tower reveals layers and layers.
Living by the Sword
This is the second X4 from BMW in just four years. That’s because it is based on the latest X3 SUV and both are produced at its Spartanburg factory in South Carolina. The outgoing X4 was a hit, with 200,000 sold.
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They already draw visitors from around the world thanks to their unspoiled landscapes, deserted sandy beaches, prehistoric sites and dramatic sunsets.
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Their imposing sandstone curves stand as monuments to the thousands of Scots who emigrated across the world over the past 200 years.
Living by the Sword
Their imposing sandstone curves stand as monuments to the thousands of Scots who emigrated across the world over the past 200 years.
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The star of hit BBC drama Bodyguard has said he wants to escape the limelight and buy a home on the Scottish west coast.
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SIR Rod Stewart has claimed the BBC banned him from singing the Irish rebel song Grace on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 on Friday morning.
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WHATEVER view one might have of Rued Langgaard’s spatial orchestral extravaganza, Music of the Spheres, it is surely one of those musical curiosities inquisitive musical minds ought to experience at least once in their lives.
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THERE’S a story, told in pictures, about a man arriving in a strange city and trying to make a life there. The story has a familiar mid-20th century look; the man wears a suit and hat, carries a suitcase.
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A RADIANT musical dawn made for a wonderfully appropriate – and sonically resplendent – opening to the Scottish Chamber Orchestra’s new concert season. It came in the form of Nielsen’s Helios Overture...
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A memorial service is being held in the Outer Hebrides tomorrow to mark the 165th anniversary of a little-known maritime disaster in which 450 emigrants died.
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The brother and bandmate of Scott Hutchison, the late lead singer with Frightened Rabbit, is to take part in this weekend’s Great Scottish Run to raise awareness of mental health issues.
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A controversial new concert arena in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens is set to win a £5 million funding pledge - after plans to hand over control of the park to an arms-length operator were dropped in the wake of a public backlash.
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This is the moment that Amy MacDonald surprised commuters with a performance at Glasgow Central station.
Living by the Sword
12 days of wonder and word-craft, as Edinburgh plays host to the world’s greatest weavers of dreams.
