The posh supermarket chain admitted a side of beloved neeps was not available as part of a £12 dine-in offer celebrating Scotland's Bard.

With apologies to Rupert Brooke, there is tonight a corner of every foreign field that will be for a while Scottish.

Mary wrote a letter to her brother-in-law, Henry III, in her prison cell at Fotheringhay Castle hours before her execution in ...

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Beacon Journal readers ask about the origin of common sayings such as ‘getting off scot-free’ and ‘a chip off the old block.’ ...

Scotland’s attitude to migration more broadly is also becoming harsher. In 2023 just 28% of Scots said the number of migrants ...

While these Labs may appear to be covered in chocolate themselves, if you bring one of these pretty dog breeds into your home ...

Word of the day: A unique Scots word, clishmaclaver, describes empty talk. This term captures gossip, idle chatter, and ...

Robert Burns—known today as Scotland’s national poet—holds a unique place not only in Scottish literature, but also in the cultural life of North Carolina. Born in 1759 in Ayrshire, Scotland, Burns ...

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AN Easter Ross artist helping bring Gaelic to a wider audience through head-turning murals is heading across the county to spread the word. Tain artist Katie Forbes, whose Gaelic-inspired murals are ...

Motherwell players were "lost for words" at the decision not to award them a penalty late on in their defeat at Rangers on Saturday, says midfielder Elliot Watt. (Daily Record), external Read all of ...