Jeremy Hunt has promised to safeguard Scotlandâs shipbuilding industry by supporting further work at the countryâs yards if he becomes prime minister, thanks to a proposed boost in the defence budget.
Ask most people to think of a Unesco World Heritage Site and they might bring to mind Indiaâs Taj Mahal, Australiaâs Great Barrier Reef or perhaps the Grand Canyon in the United States.
The Scottish Government's ânon-profit distributingâ model of funding public building projects was a skilful, but largely cosmetic makeover, writes Brian Wilson.
Only four other countries in the world are poorer than Malawi, according to World Bank data, but they are all riven by conflict and violence, writes Susan Dalgety
Rory McIlroy doesnât do home comforts when heâs in tournament mode. Hence why he will not be sleeping in his own bed for next weekâs 148th Open Championship at Royal Portrush. Even though itâs only an hour away, heâs swapping his home in Holywood for a rented property.
There are several distinct chapters in Sir Tom Farmerâs life: early success with the firm he set up in the southside of Edinburgh followed by (very) early retirement in San Francisco and then, having quickly bored of this, the Kwik Fit years.
Calum Hill clearly loves the big stages. The bigger the better, in fact. He made the cut on his US Open debut at Shinnecock Hills last year and now heâs emulated that feat in the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.
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