Sunset Song: Classic novel set in the Mearns became the first BBC drama series shot in colour
It was a drama series which was filmed on location in the Mearns and still casts a spell over audiences some five decades later.
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Dundee cemetery unearths secrets of true love across great divide of the American Civil War
A remarkable story of true love across the great divide of the American Civil War is hidden away in a quiet corner of a Dundee graveyard.
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10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
Our photo archives contain a goldmine of images recording events both great and small in Tayside, Fife and beyond.
Gulf War 30th anniversary: Pursuit of defeated Iraqi troops during Desert Storm was ‘like shooting fish in a barrel’, recalls former NE Fife MP Lord Menzies Campbell
The pursuit of defeated Iraqi troops at the end of Operation Desert Storm 30 years ago was 'like shooting fish in a barrel', according to former North East Fife MP Lord Menzies Campbell.
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Gulf War 30th anniversary: ‘We saw things snowball quite quickly’, recalls former RAF Leuchars fighter pilot
Thirty years after the launch of Desert Storm to oust invading Iraqi forces from Kuwait, Michael Alexander speaks to a record breaking former RAF Leuchars fighter pilot who served in both Gulf Wars.
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Japanese bombers and sharks couldn’t stop Dundee jute workers’ return to Blighty
Dundee jute workers in Calcutta dodged Japanese bombers and shark-infested seas to get back to Blighty during the Second World War.
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Sunset Song: Classic novel set in the Mearns became the first BBC drama series shot in colour
Dundee cemetery unearths secrets of true love across great divide of the American Civil War
10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
Gulf War 30th anniversary: Pursuit of defeated Iraqi troops during Desert Storm was ‘like shooting fish in a barrel’, recalls former NE Fife MP Lord Menzies Campbell
Gulf War 30th anniversary: ‘We saw things snowball quite quickly’, recalls former RAF Leuchars fighter pilot
Japanese bombers and sharks couldn’t stop Dundee jute workers’ return to Blighty
Eddie the Eagle: From scavenging bins and living in a mental asylum to working at Glenshee
Forty years of ‘footslogging’ to produce book of historic Forfar walks
Dunnottar Castle: Finding new ways to tell 1,000 years of siege, royalty and honour
Pitlochry Dam: Controversial scheme sparked doom-laden fears of dried-up rivers and submerged homes
A Trip Back in Time: Kinglassie
The Black Watch: New book on the unsung heroes who went beyond the call of duty
Kylie Minogue: Pop princess went unrecognised in Arbroath nightclub visit
10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
Scottish history often ‘overlooked’ in schools says author of new Siege of St Andrews Castle historic novel
Bound, gagged and beaten: Brutal Perthshire murder remains unsolved after 50 years
Camperdown Works closure in 1981 marked the end of an era for Dundee jute empire
Archibald Menzies: The ‘monkey puzzle man’ from Perthshire who introduced curious tree to UK
A Trip Back in Time: Anstruther
How ‘fake news’ sparked a fatal riot by Highland navvies in Stonehaven
Jack Johnson: Huge crowds greeted heavyweight boxer’s return to Dundee in 1916
The Beatles: Dundee promoter Andi Lothian took Long and Winding Road to Bridge of Allan in 1963
Ibrox Disaster: Aftermath of the 1971 tragedy and the stories of the survivors
Ibrox Disaster: Football tragedy will never be forgotten on landmark 50th anniversary
