Brian Cox among backers of new Scottish campaign to halt Brexit
Dundee actor Brian Cox and St Andrews lecturers have signed up to a new national campaign to derail Brexit.
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Dundonians invited to join celebrities in saying what they love about Scotland
It may resemble a spacecraft from fifties science fiction, but residents are asked not to be alarmed if they spot an egg-shaped object nestled in City Square on Monday.
How Do You See Scotland? diabetes sight loss campaign in running for top award
A charity campaign featuring Dundee-born actor Brian Cox has been nominated for an award.
Stars come out for National Trust for Scotland
Dundee-born Hollywood star Brian Cox and a host of famous Scots have thrown their weight behind an ambitious campaign to boost membership of the National Trust for Scotland.
Actor Brian Cox highlights importance of diabetic eye checks
St Andrews and actor Brian Cox are playing starring roles in a campaign to highlight the importance of specialist diabetic eye checks.
Brexit makes Indyref2 inevitable, says Brian Cox
The Yes movement needs to get its “act together” because Brexit has guaranteed a second independence referendum, says Brian Cox.
Critics hail Dundee actor’s portrayal of Winston Churchill
Cinema-goers will finally get the chance to see Brian Cox's portrayal of Winston Churchill after a new film about the wartime leader and one-time Dundee MP hit the big screens.
Boost for Frank’s Law as Hollywood star Brian Cox backs the campaign
Dundee-born Hollywood star and SNP supporter Brian Cox has called on the Scottish Government to introduce Frank's Law.
Michael Jackson “blackface” row actor Joseph Fiennes defends canned Urban Myths show
Actor Joseph Fiennes says he wishes people had been able to watch his pulled television portrayal of Michael Jackson – which was written by Broughty Ferry author Neil Forsyth.
Linking Leuchars with Leningrad
A new BBC Two Scotland documentary sees Dundee-raised Hollywood actor Brian Cox discover the fascinating stories of Scots who made Russia their own. Michael Alexander reports.