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Pulling a pint at The Anchor Tavern in Port Bannantyne on the Isle of Bute, which is now in community ownership. PIC: Contributed.

The island community who saved the only pub in village with massive whipround

Emily Bell (4) meets Pumpkin the Unicorn ahead of his appearance at Stirling Castle for National Unicorn Day picture: Duncan McGlynn.

National Unicorn Day: Why is the unicorn Scotland's national animal?

Càrn Deas: Beautiful island for sale just off Scotland's north-west coast

Beautiful island for sale just off Scotland's north-west coast

HMS Queen Elizabeth: How many have Covid on Navy flagship - and where is the Carrier Strike Group now? (Photo: PA)

HMS Queen Elizabeth: How many have Covid on Navy flagship - and where is the Car...

Government scientists with caged animals on a pontoon near Tolsta, Isle of Lewis, in 1952 as Operation Cauldron gets underway. PIC: YouTube.

Schoolboy memories of monkey and guinea pig experiments off Scottish island reca...

Sailors say goodbye to HMS Edinburgh

The Scotsman Top Stories

First Minister Humza Yousaf during a visit to Castlebrae Community Campus in Edinburgh. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Scottish Government misses huge target pledged by Yousaf as waiting times rise

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

The first deals struck by the UK post-Brexit will come into force on Wednesday. Picture: AFP via Getty Images

Scotland’s producers deserve better than ‘rushed through’ UK trade deals