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111-year-old Scot says knitting is the secret to long life Jane Gray, was raised in Newtyle, Angus and now lives in Australia, celebrated her milestone on Saturday.
The chief executive of Scotland arts funding body has stood down.
GFT to create new cinema as part of £1.6m upgrade 
The theatre has announced plans to create a new 60-seat cinema in its Rose Street building.
Scotland team heading to India for World Cup Kabaddi Championship 
A team of students are preparing to represent the nation against defending champions India.
Culture highlights in Dundee include the upcoming V&A at Dundee museum and the Dundee Rep.
Campaigners from Kilmuir took it in turns to blockade the booth when BT tried to remove it.
The GFT is planning a £1.6m overhaul, with a new 60-seater screen, in summer 2013.
The project is a partnership between Historic Scotland, Scottish Borders Council and Creative Scotland.
Tribute to Gerry Rafferty as street named in his honour 
Street in Paisley is named after musician Gerry Rafferty, who died in January 2011.
Penguins Rock will feature "enhanced viewing areas" to allow visitors to see the penguins from new viewpoints.
Michelle and Anthony Veitch were taking their daughter to her dance school when they spotted the animal.
Exhibition celebrates The Dandy as last edition of comic goes to print 
Original story boards and more unusual items from the last 75 years will go on display.
Sir Paul Nurse received a Doctor of Science degree at the university's Barony Hall on Wednesday.
Arbroath Sea Fest has raised more than £200,000 for charities since it started in 1997.
'Giraffe' helps out others with random acts of kindness 
Armstong Baillie dresses up in a giraffe suit and travels around Scotland doing good deeds.
Gaelic school consider appointing non-language speaking head teacher 
Current acting head teacher Annika Jansson cannot speak Gaelic and will be considered for the job.
Guinea pig smashes his own long-jumping world record by leaping 48cm 
Truffles set the record in March but other guinea pigs tried to break his record so he fought back.
The ScotlandsDNA project is attempting to find out why red hair is more common in Scotland than elsewhere.
Glasgow scientist wins £2.7m grant to fight African sleeping sickness 
Glasgow University's Annette MacLeod received the grant from the Wellcome Trust.
One-quarter of Scots 'would volunteer to help' at Commonwealth Games 
One in six "fairly interested" and seven percent "very interested" in helping out in 2014.
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