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Scotland’s “Festival of Light” has burst into life across Aberdeen city centre with a programme inspired inspired by the country's coastal area and waters.
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Buyers looking for a seven-seat SUV are spoilt for choice nowadays. From Spain to Japan, there are brands rolling out various models claiming to offer MPV practicality in a more desirable body shape, priced from £25,000 to £100,000.
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A pub in Scotland has been named among the top 16 best in the UK, in the CAMRA Pub of the Year 2020 awards.
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Last year the Campaign for Real Ale has revealed the best pubs across Britain - and now the winner has been announced.
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Fans of the BBC’s hit police drama, Line of Duty, will be delighted to discover that the show could be returning sooner than expected.
Indiana Rugby Football Union
The Rugby Football Union’s decision to cut its funding for the Championship by almost 50 percent has sent shockwaves through English rugby.
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With relentlessly beautiful scenery, a romantic history and a rich culture there’s no need to make a trip to Paris or Venice to pop the question – here are 20 locations across Scotland to pop the big question.
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Turner Prize winning architects are to spend six months at Dundee’s new V&A museum - to lead a project aimed at encouraging a new generation to emulate the city’s rich architectural and design heritage.
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Independent restaurateurs are driving forward the food and beverage market in Glasgow, while demand from national operators remains healthy, new research reveals.
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A major new documentary series charting the “definitive history of modern Scotland” is to be made for BBC Scotland this year.
The Independent
Governing body have been accused of cutting off the rest of the country after giving the Premiership the first step towards abolishing relegation by drastically cutting funding of the second tier
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Correspondence obtained by the Evening News lays bare the fraying relationship between Edinburgh City Council and Underbelly
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The Outlander TV show and Fast & Furious film have helped dozens of people in Scotland get a start in showbiz, writes Brian Ferguson.
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Filming of the new Fast & Furious blockbuster in Edinburgh was worth £5.2 million to its economy and helped the city to one of its most lucrative ever years as a destination for movie and TV shoots, according to official industry figures.
