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IN PICTURES: The best pictures in Scotland this week

by Louise Gowans
January 25 2019, 12.33pm
© PAPipe Sergeant Duncan Nicholson playing at Bannockburn Cemetery in Stirling during a ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the death of PC James Campbell, who was killed in the line of duty.
© PAAn actor playing Robert Burns and aerialist Katrina Lillwall performing in the cabaret show Le Haggis VI, which marks the beginning of The Big Burns Supper festival in Whitesands, Dumfries.
© PAPrince Charles chats before unveiling a plaque to officially open The Dumfries House Health and Wellbeing Centre in Cumnock.
© PAOliver Cudden, 6, from Glasgow, with his father Andrew Cudden, was one of the first people to see Dippy, the Natural History Museum London's famous diplodocus skeleton, as it was unveiled at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.
© DC ThomsonKingsbarns Distillery formally launched its first expression called Dream to Dram. The Kingsbarns emphasis is on Fife sourcing with all barley locally grown while the water comes from a new-tapped aquifer 100 metres beneath the distillery.
© PAVisitors take a photograph on their phones of Holy Willie's Prayer (1785). This is a rare manuscript containing some of the most provocative social commentary by Robert Burns, which is on show for one day only at the National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow, to mark the anniversary of his birth on January 25, 1759.

The best news and pictures from Scotland this week.