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Oscar-winning American actor and singer Burl Ives probably didn't expect such an eventful end to his gig in Dundee on April 16 1952.

‘FORGET Jamie Fraser – Rob Roy MacGregor was the real deal, the real-life Outlander,” says Tom Lewis, the man behind the legendary Monachyle…

Many inventions and discoveries perceived to be modern phenomena have been with us for a very long time. One sometimes stands in awe at how innovative,

Megalith enthusiast who did much to further understanding of the Calanais stone circle and other ancient sites of the Isle of Lewis

The turbulence behind the Pro-Treaty and Anti-Treaty sides took a darker turn when across February, March and April 1922, the IRA, particularly Anti-Treaty elements, began to seize sizeable amounts of weapons from evacuating British forces.

Plaid and checked flannel are fashion staples in Vancouver, Canada, but what is the history of the Scottish tartan, and how do you know the difference?

A row over the sale of land near the final resting place of outlaw Rob Roy MacGregor has led to national park officials stepping up enforcement…

Nearly £1million has been paid in the past five years to the owner of the Rest and Be Thankful diversion route.

Gunner Moir was the heavyweight champion of his country when he became the first Briton to challenge for the world crown under modern rules against Tommy Burns in 1907. Simon Euan-Smith tells the fascinating story of a fight from a forgotten era and a chance meeting with Gunner’s son, Lon Moir

Over the course of several days under balmy autumn skies, the Wānaka Mt Aspiring Road fast became my very familiar friend. It’s like a golden gateway to a