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Outlanders Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish urge tourists to respect historic Scots sites The Outlander effect has boosted tourism across the country with fans visiting the sites featured in the hit show. Updated Sam and Graham have asked fans to be respectful when visiting the Scottish sites used in the show (Image: Starz) Get the latest Scotland Now stories sent straight to your inbox with our twice-weekly newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you...

The Scottish actor Sam Heughan has urged fans of Outlander to respect historic sites that feature in the television series.Heughan, who plays Highlander Jamie Fraser in the story based on the Jacobite

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IN interviews, Nicola Sturgeon usually manages to mask her incompetence with her trademark articulacy, but even she was reduced to pretending that the line had broken to give her a few more seconds to think in the course of what proved to be a very uncomfortable interview with Justin Webb in this morning’s Today programme on Radio 4 (April 30). Mr Webb said that the UK, like many other countries, has only managed to get through the current crisis by engaging in quantitative easing and poi...

This year's Aye Write Book Festival has moved online. With more than sixty author talks and discussion panels, it's not to be missed!

BOOKER Prize winner Douglas Stuart and novelists Maggie O’Farrell and Kate Mosse are among the writers who will appear as a top Scottish book festival moves online this year. The Aye Write festival, usually held at the Mitchell Library in Glasgow in March, was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic and postponed this year due to the ongoing restrictions. It will now take place online over two weekends in May and will feature more than 100 writers from Scotland and around the world. The...

Glasgow book festival goes online to celebrate literature in lockdown A Scots book festival is moving online to showcase Scotland’s rich writing and publishing culture on the world stage, while celebrating the resurgence of reading for pleasure during lockdowns.   The 16th edition of the Aye Write book festival will deliver a diverse, digital programme of events over two weekends in May. The live book festival is usually held in March at Glasgows Mitchell Library, but it was postponed ...

Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart and novelists Maggie O’Farrell and Kate Mosse are among those appearing at a book festival which is moving online this year. The Aye Write festival, usually held at the Mitchell Library in Glasgow in March, was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic and postponed this year due to the ongoing restrictions. It will now take place online over two weekends in May and will feature more than 100 writers from Scotland and around the world. The line-up also includes ...

A CITY book festival which was previously postponed due will be delivering a digital programme of events next month. The Aye Write festival, usually held in March at the Mitchell Library, was put off due to Covid-19. But producers Glasgow Life have now revealed that the 16th edition will take place online over two weekends in May. The full digital programme of more than sixty author talks and discussion panels will feature more than a hundred writers from Scotland and around the world, as...