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Sunday, 8th November 2009

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Probe into caravan fire POLICE are investigating a suspected fireraising after a caravan was set alight.

The snowball fight that went on for centuries THERE is nothing like a clan gathering to rekindle historic rivalries. But where once feuds descended into bloody battle, these days all it takes is a tune and a small sweetener to smooth things over.

Library puts on rare show of old pictures FASCINATING images of old Edinburgh, including work by early photography pioneers, is on display at a city library.

Sword tales come to life HISTORIAN Paul Macdonald brought centuries old battles back to life at the National Museum of Scotland.

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Three cheers for heritage of brewing

World Heritage Site: Inspectors come calling

£5 million is a steel to save Granton gas tower

The ear bone's connected to the heritage of Aborigines

Grassmarket gives up a forgotten piece of Flodden Wall

Owner wants gas tower to be bulldozed

Adam Smith monument unveiled

Work begins to uncover canal history

Study hoping the puzzles of Riddle's Court can be solved

Tron faces sale as repair bill hits £2.3m

Exhibition of rare porcelain at museum

Restoration project to see workers shore up monument

Doctor that style queens Trinny and Susannah look to

£250,000 needed to preserve Hume tomb

Numbers add up for tribute to legacy of Adam Smith

Global frame for photo of cardinal's home

New chairman for heritage body

It's all pomp and protests

Crofting body 'should be scrapped' after half a century, says professor

Coconut Tam and the secrets of Royal Mile

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