Living by the Sword
We were somewhere in flat arable land in Leicestershire trying to get back to the place we’d dropped Ella off earlier in the day. She was having one of those supercar driving experiences on' a disused airfield.
Living by the Sword
The Bafta Rising Star nominee on fame, films and the future - From Black Watch to playing Lord Darnley in Mary Queen of Scots and a wrestler in Fighting with My Family - the Borders-born actor talks to Janet Christie about acting...
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Edinburgh’s premier shopping street could be transformed into a host of cafes and restaurants and become “more authentic” under plans to relax strict planning rules.
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It will forever be synonymous with Scotland, but the humble haggis has now gone global, with exports of the dish immortalised by Robert Burns increasing by 136 per cent in the past decade.
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After Jack Reacher author Lee Child hands over to his brother, Andrew Grant, Kevan Christie wonders if Boris Johnson might let his brother Jo become Prime Minister. And future King Charles could hand over to Andrew… oh no, perhaps not.
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Scottish foods that are sold in Europe could be hit by a 50 per cent-plus price hike following Brexit, it has been claimed.
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Although Kaiser Chiefs singer Ricky Wilson’s foray into televised light entertainment as a judge on The Voice came to an end back in 2016, the time he spent onscreen has recast him in a new light. As the black-and-white harlequin style of his double-denim outfit suggested here...
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That the RSNO has been touring Europe these past seven days could so easily be viewed as significant in the most pessimistic of ways. Will they be the last British orchestra to do so before Brexit finally takes effect?
Living by the Sword
THAT the RSNO has been touring Europe this past week could so easily be viewed as significant in the most pessimistic of ways. Will they be the last British orchestra to do so before Brexit finally takes effect?
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After the long, dark days of Dry January and/or Veganuary, along comes the long-dead Robert Burns as a gatecrasher starting a party with a haggis and a bottle of whisky, writes Stephen Jardine.
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If you’re heading abroad to Europe after Brexit, is it best to buy your Euros now or after 31 January 2020?
Living by the Sword
KEB’ MO’ is steeped in the blues, his rootsy fingerpicking and bottleneck sliding complemented by a warm-toned voice that also steers him into the realms of soul and R&B. The multi-Grammy-winning cat in the Panama hat was in amiably exuberant form for this rare Scottish visit...
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THE month of his birth, his death and the release of his final album Black Star in 2016, January is and forever ought to be known as David Bowie month. As such, it’s a time of year never under-served for opportunities to remember and celebrate the music...
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This large, B Listed Lorimer house would make a wonderful family home – for those with a lofty budget.
Living by the Sword
You would think that we live in one of the worst places on the planet if you believed some of the chatter on social media and elsewhere – Edinburgh City Council in crisis, councillors fighting amongst each other in public and private...
