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Craig Reid, one half of the popular Scottish band The Proclaimers, has opened up about the worldwide popularity of their biggest hit song, I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles).
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Best-selling novelist Kate Atkinson has revealed one of the secrets of her success – a tidy chest of drawers.
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Audi moved into autumn with news of its latest A1 hatchback, its smallest car, not a big seller in its range and this time without a three-door version. On the way is a revamped Q3 family SUV and the future, the electric e-Tron.
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The future of one of Scotland’s most important cultural collections is set to be secured in a multimillion-pound new development on Edinburgh’s waterfront.
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: India's C A Bhavani Devi won the gold medal on Saturday in the Sabre event in the Senior Commonwealth Fencing championship 2018 held in Canberra, Australia.
Bhavani Devi is the first Indian to win a gold medal in the Commonwealth Championship.
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The weather outside may not yet be frightful, but it doesn’t take much to turn Scotland into a winter wonderland.
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It has emerged today that a new Johnnie Walker visitor centre has been earmarked for the former House of Fraser’s shop in Princes Street.
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It is a haven in the city that has been decked out with more than a million twinkling lights, transforming it into a festive showstopper. Set to be one of the star turns at this year’s Christmas at the Botanics in Edinburgh is the towering ‘Cathedral of Light’...
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A special film screening of Outlaw King will be held in the town where the remains of Robert the Bruce were found 200 years ago.
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To the Scots, he was known as Good Sir James Douglas. To the English, the staunch ally of Robert the Bruce was known more sinisterly as The Black Douglas given the ferocity of the battle-hardened knight.
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Nicola Sturgeon has highlighted the power of libraries to encourage reading at a Book Week Scotland event.
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The gravestone in St John’s graveyard, Princes St, Edinburgh, memorialises Malvina Wells as faithful servant and friend to a prominent family in the capital for more than 70 years.
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Perthshire woman Christina Smith became known as the ‘white woman’ after arriving in south east Australia in 1845.
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The first pieces of a pioneering plan to save Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s domestic masterpiece from the driving West Coast wind and rain have been put in place with work now underway on the giant chainmail ‘box’ that will protect the property from the elements.
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John Buchan was a prodigious writer who produced biographies, a multi-volume history of the First World War and 29 novels, five of them featuring Richard Hannay, most famously The Thirty-Nine Steps. Castle...
