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Scots schoolboy’s poem read at Buckingham Palace

A schoolboy from the Isle of Harris read a poem to commemorate the centenary of the end of World War I. Hamish Scott (15), was...
Members of the public gather on St Ninian's Isle Beach, Shetland for filmmaker Danny Boyle’s Pages of the Sea (Photo: Dave Donaldson)

Remembering the fallen on Scotland’s beaches

Tributes to the fallen in war were made all over Scotland yesterday, with six special commemorations on the nation's beaches. Film director Danny Boyle’s special...
(Image: Inverclyde Council)

Unique war poster collection a part of remembrance

A selection of unique original First World War posters from Scotland is playing a part in an act of national commemoration. They will feature in...
Letter from Bonnie Prince Charlie to the Scottish
Chiefs, justifying his reasons for leaving Scotland
after the Battle of Culloden, 28 April 1746
(Photo: Royal Archives / © Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II 2018)

Papers of exiled Stuart kings published online

A major new digitisation programme is giving unparalleled insight into the social, military and personal worlds of the exiled Stuart dynasty and their Jacobite followers....

The critics have their say on Scots film Outlaw King

The newest film to be set in Scotland - Outlaw King - has arrived on Netflix today. With a reported budget of more than $90m,...
The great picture
gallery at Paxton House features paintings
on loan from the National Gallery of Scotland (Photo: Malcolm MacGregor)

The love story that produced beautiful Paxton House

Unusually for Scotland, Paxton House, situated on the banks of the meandering River Tweed in Berwickshire, has its origins in a love story. It began...


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