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Dr Christopher Duffy (right) pictured at Culloden with Andrew McKenzie, former manager of the battlefield and founder of Highland Historian tours. PIC: Contributed.

Tributes paid to historian and leading authority on Battle of Culloden

Prince Charles Edward Stuart

Bonnie Prince Charlie and the snub from Madame de Pompadour

Bonnie Prince Charlie Entering the Ballroom at Holyroodhouse, by John Pettie. The leader of the Jacobite army caused a stir when he arrived in the capital in September 1745 with the city the nerve centre of the rising for six weeks. PIC: Royal Collections Trust.

Step back into 1745 and Jacobite-occupied Edinburgh

The Declaration of Muirlaggan was signed Muirlaggan, at the north end of Loch Arkaig (pictured) where gold was delivered to aid the Jacobite cause. PIC: Angela Mudge.

275th anniversary of Jacobite declaration that vowed to fight on after Culloden

Sir William Macpherson at his home, Newton Castle, Blairgowrie (Picture: Allan Milligan)

Obituary: Sir William Macpherson of Cluny, clan chief and judge

The handwritten letter by Bonnie Prince Charlie in which he asks Louis XVI for 20,000 soldiers to continue the 1745 Rising. PIC: Courtesy of Birlinn Books.

Bonnie Prince Charlie asked France for 20,000 soldiers to fight on after Cullode...

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SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn

SNP's Westminster group submits accounts on time

The last time Bruce Springsteen played in Edinburgh was in 1981 - and his loyal fans were delighted to welcome The Boss back to the Capital.

Springsteen at Murrayfield: A collective emotional experience for 60,000 fans

Rockall sits 200 miles west of the Outer Hebrides and is where adventurer Cam Cameron plans to spend the next 60 days. PIC: Óglaigh na hÉireann/CC.

Three men land on Rockall as 60-day survival challenge begins