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The Met Office has told Brits to brace for 75mph winds when Storm Gerrit makes landfall on Wednesday, while thousands of people have already been left without power and subjected to travel chaos

VisitScotland has revealed the number of farms working with international tour operators and travel agents has almost tripled in the past 12 months.

Moving to the beautiful Outer Hebrides isn't just for the wealthy or the retired, says The Weaving Shed's Miriam Hamilton.

The powerful winds from Storm Gerrit meant one plane reportedly had to make three attempts before it could land while others appeared to wobble from side to side as they carefully navigated the runway

It burst from the deep with terrifying rows of razor-sharp teeth leaving bodies everywhere, a lot of blood, and a generation terrified of ever going…

Urban pigeons are driving wild rock doves extinct. Addressing the issue means reevaluating our definition of what a species is in an era of conservation.

Rebecca Payne has been working in the Falklands where she saw penguins and the northern lights.

The summer break is a great time to catch up on those books you've been meaning to read, but haven't got around to. Here are CityMag's recommendations based on our favourites for the year.

Rebecca Payne has been working in the Falklands where she saw penguins and the northern lights.

The Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides will install sensors to help monitor an estimated 130,000 per year visiting popular tourist attraction the Calanais Stones to better understand patterns A Scottish island has deployed internet of things technology to help locals manage tourism. The p