PICTURES: Thousands of people line 18th hole of Old Course at St Andrews as Barack Obama tees off
Barack Obama made a surprise appearance in St Andrews this morning, taking to the Old Course for a round of golf.
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Black Watch play 10th anniversary – ‘I got pretty emotional’, says former Fife soldier
Michael Alexander examines the legacy of the critically acclaimed Black Watch play as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. A young man wearing a brown leather jacket steps timidly onto the stage, his eyes caught like rabbits in a headlight as he peers out at the audience seated before him.
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Police confirm missing Fife serviceman’s phone search unsuccessful
Police searching for missing Fife serviceman Corrie McKeague have been unable to locate the 23-year-old's mobile phone, it has been reported.
Climate crisis brings ‘challenge and opportunity’, says new chief executive of Fife Coast and Countryside Trust
Michael Alexander speaks to the new chief executive of Fife Coast and Countryside Trust Jeremy Harris about the challenges ahead and his vision for the future.
Made in Fife: The story of the £3.1 billion aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth
As the UK’s new £3.1 billion aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth docks at its home port of Portsmouth for the first time after undergoing extensive sea trials, Michael Alexander looks back at the scale of the project which saw the vessel set sail from Rosyth at the end of June.
Possible new sighting of missing Fife serviceman Corrie
A Fife RAF serviceman who has been missing for a month may have been spotted heading towards his base, police said.
1918 — A special First World War supplement in The Courier
This year marks a century since the horror of the First World War finally ended.
BBC documentary highlights Anstruther and Perth role in haunting Somme tribute
As the nation prepares for two minutes of silence on Armistice Day, a BBC Scotland radio documentary explores the role of Anstruther and Perth musicians who contributed to a musical composition written to mark 100 years since the end of the Battle of the Somme. Michael Alexander reports.
From Flanders Fields to St Andrews
A conference taking place at St Andrews University next month will shed new light on Scotland’s centuries-old relationship with Flanders, learns Michael Alexander. Migration has never been far from the news over the past decade whether it’s been issues surrounding the numbers of eastern Europeans settling in Scotland or debate over the number of refugees we should or shouldn’t take from Syria.