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• Forth has long been a subject that has made a big splash with Evening News' readers
• James Legge: The Chinese Connection
• Patron wanted for Robert Burns manuscript of Auld Lang Syne
• Nostalgia: Looking back at 80 star-studded years for the Edinburgh Playhouse as a first class venue
• In pictures: Romance amid the rubble
• To celebrate Homecoming year, the founder of Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival is launching a £10,000 treasure hunt in association with The Scotsman. Will you be the one to find the gold, bejewelled, sleekit beastie?
• Brian Whittingham started as an apprentice at John Brown's shipyard on Clydeside when he was just 14, and his five years at the yard, shaped him for life. Now, 40 years on, he has written a book of poetry
• Best remote place
• Nostalgia: It's been a week of demolition in Edinburgh, so we look at the city's ever-changing face
• Best of Scotland (D)
• Poets of the future write lines to the past
• Many of the great European composers of his era wrote music for Burns's poems – Haydn's is released today
• Best Burns song: Your chance to vote
• Your memories: Dance lessons, tea rooms and nights at the cinema
• Archives: August 27, 2000