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Indiana Jones movie crew film high speed chase in Highlands

Indiana Jones movie crew film high speed chase in Highlands

McIlvanney Prize longlist for crime writing revealed

McIlvanney Prize longlist for crime writing revealed

Celebrity fans get behind Scotland ahead of Euro 2020 match

Celebrity fans get behind Scotland ahead of Euro 2020 match

Martin Compston reads bedtime story on eve of Scotland match

Martin Compston reads bedtime story on eve of Scotland match

‘Boogie cover has put me on the road to Hampden’

‘Boogie cover has put me on the road to Hampden’

Hampden DJ makes Euro 2020 Spotify playlist for Tartan Army

Hampden DJ makes Euro 2020 Spotify playlist for Tartan Army

Inverness Caley Thistle net Andrea Bocelli for stadium gig

Inverness Caley Thistle net Andrea Bocelli for stadium gig

Gladys Knight to take the ‘midnight train to Glasgow’

Gladys Knight to take the ‘midnight train to Glasgow’

Spandau Ballet legend Tony Hadley to perform in Scotland

Spandau Ballet legend Tony Hadley to perform in Scotland

Brothers get the Tartan Army dancing in their seats

Brothers get the Tartan Army dancing in their seats

Harry and Meghan welcome baby daughter Lilibet ‘Lili’ Diana

Harry and Meghan welcome baby daughter Lilibet ‘Lili’ Diana

Festival to screen films in locations which inspired them

Festival to screen films in locations which inspired them

Kilts On, Taps Aff: Scots band release Euro 2020 anthem

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Kilts On, Taps Aff: Scots band release Euro 2020 anthem

The Snuts ‘honoured’ to be playing at Edinburgh festival

The Snuts ‘honoured’ to be playing at Edinburgh festival

Edinburgh Festival plan ‘careful return’ as acts announced

Edinburgh Festival plan ‘careful return’ as acts announced

Redknapp to reprise role in Dolly Parton musical

Redknapp to reprise role in Dolly Parton musical

Music fans enjoy first festival since restrictions lifted

Music fans enjoy first festival since restrictions lifted

Sharleen Spiteri says she feels ‘more punk’ in middle-age

Sharleen Spiteri says she feels ‘more punk’ in middle-age

‘It’s great to be back reporting from festivals again’

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‘It’s great to be back reporting from festivals again’

Laura Boyd

Artist ‘buzzing’ to open paper cave to public after lockdown

Artist ‘buzzing’ to open paper cave to public after lockdown

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