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Fifty years ago this month, “The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oil” set out on its tour of village halls throughout the Highlands and Islands. It retains an indelible place in the memories of many who saw it while its name and spirit are familiar among generations who were not yet born.

The UK is a very different country to 1953 when Queen Elizabeth was crowned but some things don’t seem to change

EARLIER this month I returned to my old work for the steel cutting ceremony of HMS Birmingham at BAE Systems in Govan.   The ceremony formally…

An accident on Highway 103 this morning near Barrington. It happened on a corner between Port La Tour and Shel...

Comedian turned critically acclaimed actor, from Cracker’s sarcastic, cerebral Fitz to the half-giant Hagrid in Harry Potter

Britain’s leaders are in fine company | 1843 magazine

HE was described as the “blushing prince” by this newspaper when he came to Clydebank to see the make its first voyage from the John Brown to…

BEL MOONEY: No men? Is this a world that women really want? How are all the babies going to be made? And who will put out the bins?

An outing at a u-pick farm is an ideal day trip from Halifax. Here's a few to get you started.

A new musical play tells the story of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders from the viewpoint of female workers in the yards, writes Emer O’Toole