Was Scotland founded by a Pharaoh's daughter? The legend of Scota and Gaethelus, who are possibly responsible for our names.…
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In a new column, Life Of An International Student, Ioanna explores the topic of long-distance relationships, the struggles of love in different time zones, and how to keep a long-distance relationship ticking.…
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Stirling's longest serving MP was also the first official Prime Minister of the UK. Yet few remember his name.…
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The Scottish Conservatives are going into the 2026 Holyrood election after spending 10 years as the party of opposition, with economic growth, education and opposition to independence as their key priorities.
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From his place of birth to his motivations, there's still so much about one of Scotland's most legendary freedom fighters that we don't know.…
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Brig sat down for an interview with Patrick Harvie, the former co-leader of The Scottish Greens, who says the party are going into the 2026 Holyrood election with governmental experience and a…
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Few events in Scottish history have become quite as legendary as the Battle of Stirling Bridge. But when legend and history collide, things get fuzzy.…
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True Crime Tuesdays return with another chilling case. Explore the Ed Gein true crime case and uncover the horrors that inspired Psycho and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Be warned: it isn't pretty.…
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In 1991, four teens were murdered in an Austin yoghurt shop. Decades later, DNA testing finally revealed the killer in this haunting cold case.…
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On the morning of 1 December 1948, a body was found on Somerton Beach, just outside Adelaide. The man was propped against a seawall, legs outstretched, feet neatly crossed, dressed in a…
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