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Bayeux Tapestry replica goes on display in Aberdeenshire (opens the original)
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A replica Bayeux Tapestry cross-stitched by an Aberdeenshire pensioner over nearly four decades is being put on display at the same time as the real thing in London. The work of Ian Williams, 70, is about a third of the size of the 230ft (70m)-long original and will be on show at the Market Street Hall in Macduff. The actual Bayeux Tapestry has been loaned to the British Museum by France until July 2027 and is going on public display in London for the first time. The tapestry is almost 1,000 yea
Huge wallpaper artwork on display in Aberdeen's Bon Accord Baths (opens the original)
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Just weeks after being used as a filming set for Netflix series Dept Q, the Bon Accord Baths in Aberdeen is opening its doors to the public to show a large-scale art installation. 'Divers', by Tod Hanson, was painted in the artist's small London studio on rolls of wallpaper - the parts were then assembled and taped to the pool floor. Locals will be able to visit the art deco venue and see the temporary installation during the first three weekends of September. The Category B listed baths closed
I was accused of using AI in my dissertation but I wrote it all myself (opens the original)
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In August last year, medical student Harrison Sharples was "shocked" to receive an academic misconduct alert saying the dissertation he had spent his summer writing had been flagged as being AI-generated. The 20-year-old University of St Andrews student could not understand how the markers had thought the work wasn't his own. He told the BBC he hadn't even considered using AI as he had plenty of time to complete the assignment and had enjoyed writing it. "I tend to honestly just forget that it's
Domestic abuser who murdered partner with hammer in Aberdeen is jailed (opens the original)
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A man who murdered his partner with a claw hammer in his home in Aberdeen while banned from approaching her has been jailed for a minimum of 22 years. Joseph Greer, 40, was wearing an electronic tag when he attacked 54-year-old Samantha Lee in January in a "prolonged and violent" assault. He previously admitted murder at the High Court in Glasgow in June. Judge Lord Renucci told Greer he "could not imagine a worst example of domestic abuse", which he said was a "scourge on society". The judge sa
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