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Glasgow 'graffiti' found at the top of one of the pyramids of Giza (opens the original)
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It is one of the most photographed tourist destinations in the world as people look for a permanent reminder of their visit. But one visitor to the Pyramids of Giza back in 1902 left his own reminder that he had been by carving his name on one of them. Geologists believe it is the work of one of the most recognised ‘citizen scientists’ of his era in Scotland, although they say nailing down his exact identity remains an ‘interesting mystery’. The unusual ‘graffiti’ was uncovered in images taken b
Murdered Scots woman's mother pleads for help to find granddaughter (opens the original)
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The mother of a Scottish woman killed in the US has slammed a ‘heartbreaking’ lack of communication from US authorities – as she continues her attempts to track down her young granddaughter. June Bunyan’s dismembered body was found in her Los Angeles apartment in September 2025. The 37-year-old had moved to California in 2023 and started a paralegal firm after graduating from Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen with a law degree. Her husband, Jonathan Renteria, has been charged with murder, mut
Meet the man who recreated the Bayeux Tapestry on his commute to work (opens the original)
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Making best use of a long train commute usually involves catching up on emails, reading or admiring the scenery. But one Scot has been especially productive during such a journey – by creating a replica of the Bayeux Tapestry that is now going on display in his native Aberdeenshire at the same time as the real thing enthrals crowds in London. Ian Williams, 70, told the BBC he started the project in the 1980s to keep himself occupied during his two-hour commute from Suffolk to his workplace in Lo
From Hogwarts to horror! Potter's old flame casts a spell in new role (opens the original)
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She rose to fame playing a pupil at a magical school where ghosts walked the ancient hallways. Now, Scots actress Katie Leung is returning to familiar territory – as she narrates a spooky new podcast for the BBC. The Dundee-born star is helping bring classic horror books vividly to life in a narrating role on new venture The Haunted Library. The series debuts on September 21 with The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Scots author Robert Louis Stevenson. It marks the latest addition to an
Priced out! Nearly fifth of homes in Royal uni town bought from abroad (opens the original)
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Nearly one in five properties in St Andrews was purchased from outside Scotland, according to new research, stoking fears of an affordable homes crisis in the Fife town. The study, based on Registers of Scotland statistics, shows that the majority of such buyers are from the US, but also come from as far afield as Hong Kong, Russia, and the Cayman Islands – and often have much deeper pockets than locals when it comes to bidding. The data, which was obtained by the BBC, has found that in the KY16
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