Neolithic people in Scotland were already making porridge 6,000 years ago
Neolithic porridge, anyone?
Source: zmescience.com
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Celtic defeat to Real Madrid in Champions League: Analysis by Shaun Maloney
Shaun Maloney analyses Celtic's 3-0 defeat to Real Madrid in their Champions League opener - and finds they didn't do a lot wrong
Brighton And Hove United Kingdom Glasgow City Comunidad Autonoma De Cataluna Joe Hart Gordon Strachan
Source: theathletic.com
Stornoway shoppers devastated after Mittens the Co-op cat dies
Shoppers in the Western Isles are devastated after Mittens, the popular cat at the Stornorway Co-op, has died.
Source: pressandjournal.co.uk
Researchers uncover Neolithic culinary traditions
Scientists analysed ancient pottery found in the waters off small artificial islands in Scotland.
City Of United Kingdom Lewis Dan Pascoe Lucinda Cameron Loch Langabhat Fraser Friedrich Alexander Universitat Erlangen Nurnberg
Source: aol.co.uk
Scots have been eating porridge for 5,500 years, study suggests
Wheat was cooked with milk to make porridge in well-preserved pots found in the Outer Hebrides as far back as 3600 BC, report experts at the University of Bristol.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Researchers uncover Neolithic culinary traditions
Scientists analysed ancient pottery found in the waters off small artificial islands in Scotland.
City Of United Kingdom Lewis Dan Pascoe Lucinda Cameron Loch Langabhat Fraser Friedrich Alexander Universitat Erlangen Nurnberg
Source: aol.com
The new film giving Scottish islanders their say on the decline of the Gaelic language
It is just two miles long, has a population of under 150 and boasts beaches that have been rated among the best in the world.
Source: scotsman.com
Forget Scottish independence — in the Outer Hebrides, they just want a working ferry service
Government mismanagement of Scotland’s ferry system risks cutting off islanders’ lifeline.
Source: politico.eu
CRAIG BROWN: Seven things you didn't know about 60 years of University Challenge
Teams on University Challenge are encouraged to bring along a lucky mascot to perch on the desk in front of them. Two of the largest mascots ever displayed were a 6ft-tall.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Your Say: unforgettable cruise shore excursions that Telegraph readers treasure
From the wild, haunting beauty of St Kilda to super pods of Beluga whales, your memories of shore excursions make compelling stories
Source: telegraph.co.uk