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Henry Ferguson brings his knowledge of Swiss democracy to the current independence debate in Scotland.

Researchers estimated that around 2.7million cigarette butts are discarded on high streets on a daily basis. Charity Keep Britain Tidy created a mound to illustrate the litter.

The environmental charity behind the sculpture says around 225,000 butts are being dropped between the hours of 8am and 8pm every day.

Made of real discarded cigarettes, the 6ft-tall mountain represents the 225,000 cigarettes said to be dropped on high streets across Britain every hour during the day.

(Season 1 Episode 1 of 10): Tim Dunn explores the disused Tube station Down Street in Mayfair. The Architecture the Railways Built airs on Eden at 12:00 PM, Friday 22 March. Tim Dunn explores the disused Tube station Down Street in Mayfair

A former Inverkeithing doocot turned unique home, described as a "little castle", has been put up for sale.

There are 1,250 towns in Great Britain – our experts give their verdict on the prettiest, and least attractive, of them all

A 4-bedroom home below the Forth Bridge is for sale at offers over £565,000 - nearly £250k cheaper than a similar home yards away.

Villagers are using Scotlands controversial land reform laws in a ground-breaking attempt to take control of their local pub. The Albert Hotel in North Queensferry has been closed since 2017.

The Walled Garden - a characterful five-bedroom home near Newburgh in Fife - is up for sale at offers over £650,000.