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The Stone of Destiny, also known as the Stone of Scone, is a rarely seen ancient artefact that was controversially moved from Edinburgh to London for King Charles' Coronation in May - and today it's set to be on display once again as he celebrates his crowning in Scotland

EXCLUSIVE: Cal Stuarts family will be meeting with Government representatives to talk about why there is a need for the three-digit number, and have launched a petition so people can get involved in the campaign.

Letter says climate threat is the greatest emerging threat to human rights.

Letter says climate threat is the greatest emerging threat to human rights.

The group is calling for a stoppage on June 5.

Oil and gas major Santos has announced a range of executive appointments as part of its corporate restructure announced last year. Alan Stuart-Grant has been appointed to the Executive committee of Santos, and from August 1 would join Santos as executive VP for Santos Energy Solutions.

The Stone of Destiny is back in Scotland after it was taken to London for the Kings coronation.

ROBERT Bontine Cunninghame Graham, friend and ally of Keir Hardie and Hugh MacDiarmid, co-founder of the Scottish Labour Party and founding…

The ancient coronation stone, also known as the Stone of Scone, was used to crown Scottish kings ‘for centuries’ until it was seized by Englands King Edward I in 1296. Edward built the stone into the Coronation Chair as a symbol of England’s dominion over Scotland

All you need to know about Stone of Destiny, including its importance to Perth and how it will be used for coronation of King Charles III.