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Taking a look at 12 public scandals in Scotland

A new six-part series is to look at a raft of high-profile Scottish public scandals. These events are re-examined by the journalists and key players...
(From left to right) Professor James Watt chair Colin McInnes, Charlie Collins, Chris Clarkson, Aggreko head of new product innovation David McDonald and Professor of engineering science and curator of transport and technology Neil Johnson-Symington (Photo: Craig Williamson / SNS Group)

Transport museum goes green with new display

Glasgow's Riverside Museum has unveiled a new display inspired by the achievements of one of Scotland’s most influential inventors, James Watt. Going Green – The...
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A new exhibition remembers those lost on the Iolaire

An exhibition of remembrance to mark Britain's worst peacetime disaster at sea has been opened. Running until February 1 2020 at Museum nan Eilean in...
A major new exhibition celebrating Scottish Colourist J D Fergusson is taking place in Perth

Major celebration of Scots Colourist J D Fergusson

Derain, Peploe and Matisse to be displayed alongside J D Fergusson in a major new exhibition celebrating the Scottish Colourist. The works of one of...
Female malaria mosquito feasting on blood (Photo: Sinclair Stammers, Reece Lab)

Exhibition will showcase Scotland’s fight with parasites

A new exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland will explore Scotland’s role in the fight to eliminate tropical diseases by tackling the parasites that...

The perfect guide to Scotland’s sacred springs

Holy Wells: Scotland is definitely one for the coffee table. This is Phil Cope’s beautifully illustrated exploration of the sacred springs, wells and spas of...


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