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Karen Gillan shares her experiences with Ginger Hair and Scottish culture on Conan.
A 24-year-old in London faces the challenge of balancing a living wage with rising rent costs, while searching for an honest landlord.
Loch Ness in Scotland is the focus of an investigation into the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, utilizing four webcams to analyze reported sightings and technological efforts.
The Loch Ness Monster mystery is examined, proposing that the creature may actually be a wels catfish, despite decades of sonar searches yielding no definitive evidence.
Police find a body believed to be David Yates in Mugdock Country Park, linked to Morel Sturrock's murder.
In Glasgow, a group of pedophiles led by Ian Owens is convicted of operating a child sex abuse ring, revealing the severe trauma inflicted on victims.
Mark's brother recalls their last conversation, where he told him, "I love you, Humpy," before he left for Glasgow, never to return.
Scottish and Welsh revelers travel to England for New Year's Eve celebrations as stricter COVID-19 restrictions force local venues like the Central Club in Wrexham to close.
Nicholas Sturgeon, Scotland's First Minister, discusses SNP's role in the 2015 general election.
Nicola Sturgeon states Brexit is a serious problem for Scotland due to Westminster's control.
Nicola Sturgeon discusses the difficulties following Peter Morrell's arrest amid a financial investigation.
A third of SNP voters supported Brexit, raising concerns about the party's strategy for a second independence referendum amid political tensions with Westminster.
Owen Jones and Kezia Dugdale discuss Scottish Labour's challenges on a very sunny warm Scottish day.
Prince Harry leaves Balmoral and departs from Aberdeen after the Queen's death.
Dozens of schools face closure due to unsafe concrete concerns in Scotland and England.
Queen Elizabeth's coffin arrives in Edinburgh, drawing thousands to the Royal Mile as she is honored at significant landmarks before resting at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
The Queen's death certificate lists old age as the cause, signed by Anne, Princess Royal.
Elizabeth II is taken to the Palace of Holyroodhouse after more than 70 years as queen.
Glasgow's shift to SNP signals Labour's decline in its traditional stronghold.
Schools and nurseries in Scotland and Wales will close due to COVID-19, as announced by the Deputy First Minister.
Last week, Scotland became the first country to introduce minimum unit pricing on alcohol.
Drumlanrig Castle faces challenges from Scotland's proposed radical land reform plans.
More than 250 additional turbines are planned for installation in Scotland's My Gen project, which aims to harness tidal energy for over a quarter of a million homes.
100 volunteers gather in Dunbar to support a community initiative, reflecting the strong local spirit amid the upcoming election.
Scotland faces fears of losing EU workers due to Brexit's potential economic impact.
Many Scots support independence from Britain amid a serious economic crisis.
Three people die in Kilmarnock incidents, confirmed linked by police Scotland.
Dateline visits Scotland to discuss Airbnb's impact on holiday rental costs and regulations.
Four people overdosed in a van operated by Peter Krykant, who provides a safe space for drug use in Glasgow amid a growing drug deaths crisis.
Scottish fish farms on the West Coast struggle with sea lice, impacting salmon production and prices.
Scotland's independence debate intensifies as the British Empire's influence wanes.
Mark Jenkins organizes a Scottish-themed night to entertain hotel guests from Scotland.
Boris Johnson's 2019 election victory left a map of the UK with clear blue and red areas, while tiny spots of yellow and green marked other parties' presence.
Scotland's historic referendum influences Catalonia's push for independence.
Nicola Sturgeon announces SNP's victory and Scotland's choice for its future in a live briefing.
Mark and Digger create a new Scotch while discussing its production in Scotland.
When Donald Trump was two and a half years old, his mother was hospitalized for a year due to postpartum complications, leaving him without his primary caregiver.
Ten days of public mourning followed the death of Queen Elizabeth II, revealing mixed feelings about the monarchy across the UK, especially in Scotland and Ireland.
Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green discuss the Conservative majority's impact on Labour and Brexit.
Boris Johnson's government faces significant challenges in maintaining the unity of the United Kingdom amid rising Scottish nationalism and Brexit-related tensions.
Bonnybridge, Scotland, is a UFO hotspot with sightings of howling crafts and cigar-shaped vehicles.
Scotland's 2015 election reflects a desire for change, with Becca and Ulysse voicing their hopes.
Comrie, Scotland, inherits over €400,000 from a former SS man who never forgot the people there.
Ten years ago, Coby was considered the safest Labour seat in Britain, with Tom Clark serving as the local MP since 1982.
The Hogwarts Express, featured in the Harry Potter films, offers a breathtaking train ride through the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands near Ben Nevis.
Armoury Hall in Inveraray Castle features Scotland's highest ceiling at 68 feet.
The stone pedestal of Scone vanishes from Westminster Abbey and reappears at Arbroath Abbey months later.
Three generations of a family have lived in a Scottish ski area town that evolved from a stagecoach stop in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
