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Cancer robbed us of musical genius Martyn at just 33 but his work will live forever
Lawson, an accomplished multi-genre violinist, noted: “It’s amazing how many people you need to accomplish what he did by himself.”
Recounting Glasgow's radical history through song: The Tenementals reveal debut album
Fascinating story of a lost Scottish community once dubbed 'Babylon'
Scots Word of the Week: Cran
New fencing to prevent Harry Potter fans trespassing on famous viaduct
Strategy to secure future of Stirling’s historic assets approved by council
Rare letter written for William Wallace to go on display next week
Historic Scottish vessels honoured at National Ships UK awards
Special events announced to mark 200 years of football in Scotland
Letters: The generating giants will feel the pain of a market backlash
Danger lurks around every corner in Scottish author's immersive historical thriller
Letters: Be prepared for power cuts, reminders of the madness of net zero
Mark Smith: The Govan revolution that could be good for all of us
'200 years young': How The Macallan became of Scotland's most famous whiskies
New era dawns for Scottish castle which has lain abandoned since 1745
Famous Clyde Model Dockyard making a return after more than 40 years
Scots Tory right-winger Sir Teddy loved Thatcher ... even though she once smacked him
Inside the 1950 smallpox outbreak that gripped Glasgow - and its parallels with Covid
Black Death in Scotland research shows humanity in face of plague
New show performed in Scots and Gaelic exploring 'history and myths' to go on tour
Lost album featuring soldier's account of WW1 Christmas Truce sells for thousands
Oldest surviving Scottish cello to be played in public for first time since 1700s
Cottage loved by Queen Victoria restored to past glory by National Trust for Scotland
New secrets uncovered at site of Glencoe massacre
It's time the Highlands and Islands got reparations for the sins of the clearances
Fiddle played by Robert Burns to be used in US performance for first time
Tam Shepherd's last vanishing act: Farewell to Glasgow's cave of magic and laughter
When the Queen came round to tea in Glasgow with her childhood friend
King lays wreath at Cenotaph as nation falls silent in remembrance
Views sought on future use and development of 'cherished' city sites
Mark Smith: A simple way to fix the problem of the disrespectful grave stickers
Identity of WW1 wreck found off Scottish coast confirmed as HMS Hawke
New film reveals £125 million plans to transform historic A-listed site
Letters: Be under no illusion: Russia is out to expand its empire
Andy Maciver: Moderates must rise to the challenges of populist nationalism
Letters: Trump's win should be a reality check for our leaders
A forgotten war and the nurses who never came home: Scotland’s finest war memorials
Thatching project begins at historic building linked to Robert Burns
New exhibition to examine later years of Robert Louis Stevenson’s life
Exhibition reflects on experience of soldiers from across Commonwealth during WW1
The Scots Word of the Week: Crowdie
New monument commemorates resettlement of island township 100 years ago
Kevin McKenna: Let them in: we can never have too many immigrants or refugees
There was certainly a body of evidence against racist oddball surgeon Robert Knox
Left to rot or burn: How Glasgow is squandering legacy of world famous architect
Lawyer who fought against plans for new Scottish inner-city motorway dies
Lost album reveals Scottish soldier's poignant account of WW1 Christmas Truce
Letters: SNP thought indy would bail them out of A9 failure
Here's how Glasgow can avoid a repeat of the O2 ABC demolition
Rare Wallace letter to go on display for five hours on St Andrew’s Day
Lewis chess pieces put in new display to offer unique insight into historic figures
Lewis chess pieces put in new display to offer unique insight into historic figures
Lewis chess pieces put in new display to offer unique insight into historic figures
Neil Mackay: It’s starting to feel like humanity is one giant suicide cult