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Lavish new BBC1 drama A Very British Scandal shines a light on the explosive divorce between the Duke and Duchess of Argyll – with his hunt for…
Boris Johnson has admitted he has known for months the UK’s haulage industry was in trouble, as he indicated the supply chain problems besetting…
An independent Scotland would act as a bridge between the United Kingdom and the European Union and could replicate Ireland’s success in exploit…
Telecoms giant Vodafone saw sales fall during the pandemic as it benefited from customers working from home and using its technology, but lost o…
James Reith Johnstone, former Prisoner of War, postal worker and civil servant. Born: February 6 1921 in Aberdeenshire. Died: December 14 2020 i…
The UK’s ten leading supermarket chains generated almost 900,000 tonnes of plastic packaging last year – the same weight as almost 90 Eiffel Tow…
The decision by the UK’s globally respected medicine regulators to approve the latest Covid vaccine might seem like simply the latest piece of g…
The recent collapse of Debenhams is a reminder, if any was needed, that our high streets are broken. You only need to walk through some of Scotl…
Despite having travelled extensively in Europe and having lived and worked in Holland for a year I had never previously visited Germany and had…
“Covid is acclerating across Europe”
The proposed new Filmhouse building in Edinburgh would have a transformative effect on the city, writes filmmaker Mark Cousins.
Edinburgh-based political research company Newsdirect has announced a push into Northern Ireland – on the back of the recent restoration of the…
John MacFarlane Bute MacMillan MBE, MC. Soldier and businessman. Born 12 August, 1917. Died 10 March 2020, aged 102
Christian Aid is tackling the effects of climate change in countris across the world, says Sally Foster-Fulton
He was once the new kid on the block with his Blackcircles business, an entrepreneur with a burning ambition to challenge established players.