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Why this Scottish cyclist rode for a year to reach Canberra Avenue

He quit his job, put his stuff in storage and hit the road.

The Canberra Times

How Abraham Lincoln's Self-Education Habits Can Help You Learn Anything Without Money or Resources

He Had Fewer Books Than You Have Browser TabsLincoln's formal schooling totalled less than twelve months across his entire childhood. No single teacher, no fixed curriculum, no library card. He borrowed books from neighbours across miles of Indiana wilderness, read them by firelight when candles ran out, and returned them…

Times Life

Once-lost Burns portrait goes on display at his former Ayrshire home

Henry Raeburn’s ‘legendary’ portrait of Scotland’s national bard was missing for more than 200 years until it was discovered during a house clearance.

Evening Standard

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Robert Burns cup returns to Scotland after more than 100 years in Australia

The cup will go on display at the home the poet built in Dumfries and Galloway.

Evening Standard

The butcher who brought his haggis to Cold War Moscow

WHY would a butcher from Kirkcaldy hand-deliver his haggis to the Soviet Union in the middle of the Cold War?

The National (Scotland)

A nation shaped by rain: exhibition celebrates Scotland’s wettest obsession

Minnie the Minx and Macbeth feature in National Library’s exploration of how rainfall has shaped Scottish science, literature, history and identity

The Guardian - UK

Here's why Scotland will have 'home advantage' in World Cup matches

IN June, the Scotland football team will travel 3000 miles across the Atlantic to begin their World Cup campaign in Boston, Massachusetts.

The National (Scotland)

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New discovery unveils hidden part of Robert Burns's life in Dumfries farm

Conservationists believe they have uncovered a previously unknown part of Robert Burns's life at the Dumfries farm he lived in for three years

The National (Scotland)

Michigan loves a ‘river story.’ But happy ending isn’t guaranteed

Michigan might be known as the Great Lakes state, but rivers have played a crucial role in its development and culture

The Independent UK

Quote of the Day by Robert Burns: “The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry” – Inspiring quote on uncertainty, failed plans, destiny and why life is unpredictable by the renowned Scottish poet known for Auld Lang Syne and Tam o' Shanter

Quote of the Day by Robert Burns: Robert Burns’s famous quote “The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry” highlights the unpredictable nature of life and the limits of human control. It suggests that even the most carefully prepared plans can fail when unexpected circumstances arise. The…

The Economic Times

Roxy Horner embraces bridal style at London Burns Night event as she prepares for wedding to Jack Whitehall

The model, who is reportedly set to wed Jack Whitehall this year, joined Singleton Whisky to toast the life and legacy of poet Robert Burns

Evening Standard

Ignore the snobbery and get into blended whisky

Single malt prices soar, but scotch should be fun and affordable

The Guardian - UK

Robert Burns and Mary, Queen of Scots: how the poet shaped the enduring cultural legacy of the executed monarch

Internationally synonymous with Scottish identity, Robert Burns is Scotland’s national bard, a status he has achieved through his popularity since his death in 1796. He wrote some of the country’s most famous poems, including the satirical ode, Address to a Haggis and the rousing Scots Wha Hae. His most well-known…

The Conversation

Long-lost portrait of Scotland’s national bard on public display for first time

The painting, which fetched tens of thousands of pounds at auction last year, was lost for more than 200 years.

Evening Standard

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The best Scotch whiskies to celebrate Burns Night with

Pay tribute to Scotland’s greatest poet by raising a dram in his honour, says David Ellis

Evening Standard

Burns Night: What to eat and drink to celebrate Scotland’s greatest poet

In the dark of January, the fun of Burns night lets the light in

The Independent UK

Where to experience the best Burns Night in Edinburgh, London and across the UK

Looking for somewhere memorable to celebrate the life and works of Robert Burns? Suzy Pope picks some of the top events around the country, whether you want to dance, eat or indulge in fine whiskies

The Independent UK

Mary Queen of Scots’ final letter written hours before her execution to go on display

The fragile document rarely leaves its vaults due to conservation

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Mary Queen of Scots’ last letter to go on show for first time in nearly a decade

The last time the 1587 letter went on display people queued along George IV Bridge in Edinburgh for the chance to see it.

The Independent UK

Farm where Burns wrote Auld Lang Syne ‘to be restored if £12m can be raised’

The Robert Burns Ellisland Trust formed in 2020 to save the site of Ellisland Farm, near Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway

The Guardian - UK

A Toast Fae the Lassies review – Robert Burns’s women torn between seduction and outrage

An unplanned meeting between Burns’s mother, wife and lover prompts an unsentimental reckoning for the flawed poet, enlivened with a dose of song

The Guardian - UK

The Burns Project review – Scotland’s national poet in all his glory and contradictions

Drawing on private letters and contemporary criticism, Cora Bissett’s imaginative production offers a rounded picture of a complicated man with a colourful love life

The Guardian - UK

Where tourists seldom tread, part 18: three seaside towns that defy the tides of fashion

Ayr, Bangor and Millom routinely bring up the rear in coastal town polls, but they offer a calmer alternative to the brash traditional seaside resorts

The National (Scotland)

Robert Burns play shows man beyond the biscuit tin

UNPRECEDENTED access to Robert Burns’s private letters and recently digitised archival material has resulted in an intriguing show about the…

Benzinga

Telix Pharmaceuticals Trial Enter Critical Stage, Analyst Predicts Big Gains

Telix Pharmaceuticals Ltd (NASDAQ:TLX) is the world's most "diversified, comprehensively positioned, and standalone publicly-traded radiopharmaceuticals company," according to HC Wainwright.

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