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The Glasgow Film Festival is to tackle the debate over gender equality in the movie industry by devoting an entire day to female actors, writers and directors - as part of a line-up featuring films starring Tilda Swinton...
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IT IS a show of male-only might as 1,000 men parade through the streets of Lerwick, torches burning and voices roaring, in a celebration of Shetland's Viking heritage.
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A billionaire plans to create a commercial and community hub in a remote part of Sutherland - complete with its own brewery.
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This information comes from the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) 2020. The SIMD is a tool for identifying the places in Scotland where people are experiencing disadvantages across different aspects of their lives.
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The band's epic 'Not In This Lifetime' world tour is returning to Europe - and a Scottish date has now been announced, following an initial reveal of dates in 2019.
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Burns suppers are all about safeguarding tradition, keeping alive the treasured words of our national bard in tried and tested fashion.
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A racy trailer has been unveiled for an eagerly-awaited new Scottish movie about a group of Highland schoolgirls running wild in Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh's Stockbridge is the least deprived area of Scotland, official figures have revealed, replacing Giffnock in East Renfrewshire.
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There’s a spry freshness as much as a comforting familiarity to the latest album from the Pet Shop Boys, writes Fiona Shepherd
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After the rigours of her Broadway hit Hadestown, singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell talks to Fiona Shepherd about kicking back with new band Bonny Light Horseman at Celtic Connections to reinterpret British...
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There’s something about the word “puppet” that just doesn’t cover it, any more. From the gorgeous, almost life-size versions of elephants and giraffes that crowd the stage in The Lion King, through the huge Scottish walking figures Big Man Walking and Storm devised by Vision Mechanics of Leith...
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Muse, inspiration, seductress, femme fatale, anti-Semite... take your pick from the collection of epithets often attached to Alma Mahler – née Schindler, though she’s invariably known by the surname of the first of her three husbands, Gustav Mahler.
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In 2018, the Scottish Government initiated a public inquiry into the proposed development of a golf course at Coul Linkson the Sutherland coast.
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Tucked away behind the rhino house at Edinburgh Zoo, you could walk straight past the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s (RZSS) WildGenes laboratory without realising the scale of frontline conservation work going on inside.
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The daft ditties of Glasgow’s Ivor Cutler and Monty Python’s Ministry of Silly Walks might never have seen the light without the BBC, writes Aidan Smith.
