An Inverness house visited by Alan Cumming and Miriam Margolyes for their TV series, Lost in Scotland, is up for sale at £1.25 million.
Despite fewer numbers forward in the ring, Scotland’s store trade remains strong. What’s keeping demand high? Find out what’s shaping ...
Why Scientists Kept the Birth of Dolly, the World’s First Cloned Mammal, a Secret for Seven Months
The scientific breakthrough, announced on this day in 1997, proved that geneticists could clone an adult mammal, giving rise ...
Shrouded in secrecy and danger, a remote Scottish island holds a chilling past that few dare to explore, until now. Discover ...
With the effects of climate change growing worse each day, some experts are turning to non-traditional methods to curb CO2 production.
A livestock owner who tried to rescue two of her sheep which had got stuck on cliffs in south-west Scotland had to be airlifted to safety after getting stranded herself. The incident happened at ...
The Highland nymph, or Alpine coffee moth, is on the edge of extinction due to loss of mountain willow habitat, experts have said.
A new class of landlords in Scotland is cultivating forests of native trees and monoculture conifer plantations with an eye ...
A shaggy Shetland knit will brighten your gloomiest days (and won't make a peep when you fire up a 'Cake Boss' rerun that ...
She was a media sensation in the late 1990s, but not much has been mentioned about Dolly, the first cloned sheep.
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) is offering sheep farmers the opportunity to take part in a Farm Innovation Visit.
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