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The life of William Wallace, from outlaw to national hero, left an indelible mark on Scottish history. His martyrdom sparked the fight for freedom and cemented

The dining room is elegant and there are a few successes on the menu, but in aiming to serve Scottish seafood in a Spanish way, Cadiz somehow seems to have lost sight of Spain altogether

Becoming Elizabeth tells the story of the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn before she became Elizabeth I, as she navigated the tumultuous reigns of her half-siblings. But how historically accurate is the drama? Discover the real history behind the show and the life of the teenage Princess Elizabeth

JOHN MCGARRY: The prospect of facing Brazil, though, was, at the one time, exhilarating and petrifying. It promised to be an experience like no other.

We look at some of the events and happenings coming up this summer

They’ll be doing the can-can in the historic windmill building

We talk to the Head of the Scottish Government Office in France

Discover the ancient friendship between Scotland and France lives on through a host of festivals in the Hexagon, with traditional music, games, and men in kilts

A BID to have Dundee Cake listed as a protected food and safeguard its link to the city has been rejected by the UK Government.

While haggis is most commonly associated with Scotland, iterations of the dish have been enjoyed for millennia, dating back to ancient Rome and Greece.