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Friday, 9th May 2008

Nostalgia slideshow - All not quiet on the city's shops front

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Nostalgia slideshow - All not quiet on the city's shops front The changing face of the Capital's retailers was not confined to the stores' exteriors

Fight for sites Calls for better protection for Scotland's ancient battlefields will be made this week.

Is the castle still king? This weekend, more than 70 of Historic Scotland's properties will waive their admission charge in an attempt to encourage more of us to delve into our nation's past. But the true test is whether visitors who go in for free think it would be worth paying

Strike banner for mine museum A REPLICA banner from the 1980s miners' strikes has been given to the Scottish Mining Museum by the National Union of Mineworkers.

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Having a Ba' in Jedburgh

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A wheel treat in the basement

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Scotland's Eden is buried after lottery bid rejection

When Edinburgh went up in flames

Jacobite rebels may yet seal victory

Rare sea eagle 'killed three months after its release'

NMS toasts £250,000 grant to research early Scots

Traditional singer honoured

Bagpipes a threat to the environment (and we're not talking noise pollution)

How top Nazis were brought to a secret Scottish prison camp for brainwashing

Four million trees for new 'old' forest

Buccaneering VC hero who defied 19 wounds

£3m plan to regenerate town's historic centre

Views sought on best site for £15m Highlands museum

Battle royal over salmon fishing as villagers fight for 'ancient rights'

Plug is pulled on pipe dreams of Ba' players

Call to make 'fair city' more than a name

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