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Arts Correspondent HE has designed album covers, murals and penned the eccentric and elaborate illustrations for his own books. Now Alasdair Gray, one of Scotland's greatest living writers, has followed Pablo Picasso and Prince Charles by designing his first label...

First-time buyer confidence has been boosted in recent weeks by an apparent lull after several months of rising house prices and signs of increased lending activity on the high street. September 2008 but scheduled to end on Hogmanay, has also...

Winston Churchill as he planned D-Day has been unearthed – after being hidden for 66 years. Christian Williams, 33, was given it when he was 12 by his grandfather Ronald Williams. The cigar, over six inches long, has never been...

Plans to cut Attendance Allowance, which is claimed by people over the age of 65 with disabilities, and ploughing the cash into English free care have been mooted by the UK government in its paper Shaping the Future of Care...

The full list of 129 MSPs and what they paid Published Date: 20 November 2009 BRIAN Adam (SNP) Aberdeen N £22,439.79 Bashir Ahmad (died Feb) (SNP) Glasgow £17,317.68 Bill Aitken (Con) Glasgow £26,972.63 Wendy Alexander (Lab) Paisley N £35,042.47 Jackie...

BBC Scotland has learned that Smith, 61, would not be interested in a return to the role he held from 2004 to 2007 before he left to return to Ibrox. Smith's current deal at Rangers runs out in January and...

Having a brain the size of a pinhead does not necessarily make you less bright, say researchers. Computer simulations show that even consciousness could be generated in neural circuits tiny enough to fit into an insect's brain, according to the...

Residents in Pennan, Aberdeenshire, were warned that cliffs above the village were on the verge of collapse after heavy rain, with a 25 metre long crack appearing. The cliffs collapsed in 2007, covering the village in tonnes of mud and...

As the papers announce that ‘Brown signals start of bitter election campaign’, many of the politics watchers of Britain are looking a little confused. For a couple of years they have been living off the lazy assumption that the opinion...