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A cyclist from Stoke-on-Trent appeared to ruffle a gooses feathers while he was riding along a river canal - after it flew at him and sent him toppling off his bike, in hilarious footage shared on Reddit.

The former first minister will be joined by party colleagues at the V&A Dundee design museum for the campaign launch.

Join Forestry and Land Scotlands consultation to influence plans for habitat restoration in Glen Prosen and Glen Doll.

Uh oh. As election campaigns kick off, a number of nationalist politicians have had a rather rocky start. The SNP has already gone into election season on the back foot as polls consistently predict the party is likely to lose around half its Westminster MPs in the next election. To make matters worse the SNP

Europe would have done better to tolerate the non-European civilizations at its side, leaving them alive, dynamic, and prosperous, whole and not mutilated; that it would have been better to let them develop and fulfil themselves than to present for our admiration, duly labeled, their dead and scattered parts; that anyway, the museum by itself is nothing; that it means nothing, vanity. can say nothing, when smug self-satisfaction rots the eyes, when a secret contempt for others withers the he

After enduring harsh weather, farmers finally enjoy better conditions, bringing smiles and renewed hope to the farming community.

Voters have snubbed a desperate bid by Nationalist MPs to fund their election campaigns by begging for cash online. Dozens of SNP candidates have launched Crowdfunder pages.

A fourth generation Angus farmer is supporting others in the industry by opening her property for the Farmstrong Scotland well-being initiative.

There are five major band parades in Northern Ireland this weekend, taking place over Friday and Saturday.

The Shovel Dance Collective member, banjo player and instrument maker draws rich histories from deep in the wood