Glasgow's beauty - like single malt - takes time to appreciate, but goes deep... READ MORE›
By contrast, the United States Congress, representing a population 60 times Scotland's, has six elected House members and one senator who are openly gay, lesbian or bisexual... READ MORE›
The Soviet Union broke up without a civil war, thank God, says Yevgeny Roizman, 54, a historian and mayor of Yekaterinburg, Russia's third-largest city, which borders Siberia... READ MORE›
To produce farmed fish such as salmon, it takes about three times the weight of wild-caught fish... READ MORE›
EuroMillions began in 2004 and the biggest prize in UK history was ?161m, won by a Scottish couple in 2011... READ MORE›
Russia will mark the 25th anniversary of the Soviet Union's dissolution at the end of the year... READ MORE›
In Ukraine, the Dzhokhar Dudayev and Sheikh Mansur units are mostly Chechen, but they include Muslims from other former Soviet areas, such as Uzbeks and Balkars... READ MORE›
11 11 Political leaders visit scene First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Glasgow City Council leader Gordon Matheson and Glasgow Lord Provost Sadie Docherty viewed the flowers at George Square... READ MORE›
A number of local authorities have already signed up to a scheme pledging to take in 50 people according to Citizens UK... READ MORE›
Ms Bell's family had said they were angry and disgusted by the way Police Scotland had handled the case... READ MORE›
In 1983 we may have inadvertently placed our relations with the Soviet Union on a hair trigger the review concluded... READ MORE›
David Cameron has urged the public to carry on thanking the armed forces in the wake of an attack which has killed Britons in Tunisia... READ MORE›
Putin made his comments a day after Russian officials denounced a U.S... READ MORE›
Scotland's first minister will call for bold and ambitious reforms to the way the corporation operates... READ MORE›
WWF Scotland, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar and SNP MSP Rob Gibson have raised concerns about radioactive waste being transported by sea... READ MORE›
At the United Nations, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told a news conference Moscow was targeting Islamic State... READ MORE›
That belief is widely shared in Russia, and is one reason for Mr. Putin's genuine popularity at home... READ MORE›
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As television technology advanced the two Alexandra Palace studios were periodically refurbished and re-equipped... READ MORE›
Germany follows Scotland's example with move to ban all GM crops and opt out of EU approvals... READ MORE›
More than 3 300 fines were issued by UK Border Force staff in 2014-15 up from 2 177 in 2013-14 the BBC has learned... READ MORE›
Black Sea encounter On 7 September, the Canadian frigate Toronto was buzzed by a Russian aircraft in the Black Sea with the plane coming within 300 metres... READ MORE›
Russia believes in the huge potential of the United Nations, which should help us avoid a new global confrontation and engage in strategic cooperation... READ MORE›
Before his speech on Tuesday, the Russian leader was shown a new military vehicle described as a cross between a car and an armoured personnel carrier... READ MORE›
Ms Harman faced a Labour backlash after saying the party would not oppose Budget plans to limit child tax credits to the first two children... READ MORE›
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Photograph Tass Barcroft Vladimir Putin has suggested to a German interviewer that the west is provoking Russia into a new cold war... READ MORE›
The archipelago lies between Finland and Sweden, but one uninhabited property is owned by the Russian presidency, having once been owned by a German-Finnish couple... READ MORE›
'Real problem' BBC Spotlight NI showed the images to the former head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre CEOP, Jim Gamble... READ MORE›
Nazi 'gold train' Treasure could be claimed by Russia as compensation for Second World War... READ MORE›
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