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Forth Bridges: closing the gap across Scotland

While another Forth bridge seems likely, getting over this 29 mile stretch of river has long been a hot topic
Tales of old Edinburgh will be brought to life this weekend

Gladstone’s Land in the city is the venue for some spine-chilling stories about residents of the 17th century property
Prince Charles has joined the bid to replace a missing Gordon Highlander statue

The owners of the Loch Kinord Hotel in Dinnet are trying to track down the famous statue that vanished around 30 years ago
Floral sporrans tipped to be growing trend

Wedding experts have hailed the new sporrans – made from flowers – as the must-wear item for this year

Scotland FAQ: How did Alexander Fleming Discover Penicillin?

Dr Sharon McNab from Glasgow's Science Centre explains how this great Scot discovered penicillin by accident!
Scotland FAQ: How did James Watt improve the steam engine?

The Greenock-born inventor's work on the steam engine revolutionised travel and industry.
Scotland FAQ: Who was John Logie Baird?

Great Scot John Logie Baird invented the first television, but how did he do it? Lindsay Hogg from Glasgow's Science Centre enlightens us.
Scotland FAQ: Who was St Enoch?

Historian David Ross uncovers the saint who gives her name to an area of Glasgow.
Scotland FAQ: Who was St Mungo?

Historian David Ross explains the myth and legend surrounding the patron saint of Glasgow.
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