´óÏó´«Ã½ Scotland Features
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'Wild swimming helps me process the grief of losing my son'
The benefits of cold water therapy.
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Winter adventures are appealing, but an expert advises caution
Trips in winter require particular knowledge and skills.
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Why volunteers risk their lives in emergency mountain rescues
Landward meets members of the Cairngorm Mountain Rescue Team.
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‘Look for the light’ – practical tips to help you through another winter with SAD
Useful advice and tips to combat low moods at this time of year.
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How you could be a binge drinker without even knowing
Binge drinking is classed as fewer units than many people realise.
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How chocolate biscuits and drama classes helped one man leave prison behind
The healing power of creativity.
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'When people believe in you, it’s life-changing'
Author Graeme Armstrong revisits the man who helped turn his life around.
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The 'breath-taking' display of US birds swept on to British soil
Recent storms have brought rare birds to our shores.
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Six things we learned about Alan Cumming on Take the Floor (Spoiler: includes accordions)
The actor spoke to Take the Floor's Gary Innes.
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How street gangs trap young men in a dangerous cycle of violence
The almost inescapable pull of life in a gang.
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Why stylist Gok Wan believes there's no such thing as bad fashion
The fashion expert says we should stop following rules and do what feels right.
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Join the search for Scotland's People 2023
Do you know somebody special who has gone above and beyond to help those around them?
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Is sending a CV still the right way to apply for a job?
They've been central to job applications for years, but are they worth it?
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Indiana Jones and the ethics of trafficking cultural treasures
The removal of culturally important items causes great pain, says one expert.
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Super grass – the garden hero that so often goes to waste
Grass clippings have lots of uses around the garden.
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Barn owl conservation project on course for its best ever results
The Angus glens are home to numerous new owlets.
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At what time of day is a hay fever attack more likely?
It's the time of year dreaded by so many.
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Inspirational interiors from Scotland's Home of the Year
Stylish design from this this year's contenders.
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The fascinating history of the colours that surround us
Art historian James Fox highlights the time the world wasn't so bright.
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Shiny Bob: The Origins of the Magic Circle Scandal
The story of Shiny Bob.
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The gathering swarm: What to do if honey bees settle near you
It's the time of year when bee swarms leave the hive.
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What happens when you tell interior designer Banjo to 'go crazy'?
An unloved room is transformed by Banjo Beale.
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The dedicated officer restoring faith in the police with a laptop and wheelie bin
Sgt Brad O'Neill's presence on the streets broke down barriers.
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The search for missing people in Britain's biggest police beat
The Highland Cops bring in highly trained dogs for assistance.
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The challenge of attempting Ramadan fasting for the first time
Muslim revert Aisha Murray recalls how her attempts were hampered by bad advice.
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Is demand for snake selfies putting adder population at risk?
Experts are investigating whether Scotland's adders are in decline.
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The women discovering the transformative power of burlesque
A Falkirk dance studio is a centre for empowerment.
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One woman’s plan to deal with bothersome periods outdoors
Erin Reid has designed a portable kit for menstrual hygiene.
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'Crack on and make it happen' – the Scottish determination that brought Lesley Paterson to the Oscars
The screenwriter's tough journey with All Quiet on the Western Front.
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Charlotte Crosby reveals the unexpected benefits of living life in the spotlight
Reality star's precious family memories have been caught on camera.
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Can a daytime nap actually be good for you?
A sleep expert explains the benefits of 40 winks.
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Revealing grit behind the glamour at the influencer agency
Amy and Kirsten take a bold risk to grow their business.
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How a judgemental detox could change your approach to life
Learn to rely on facts not emotions says a psychotherapist.
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The best support to give people learning to live with grief
Cariad Lloyd believes we try to 'pack up' sadness too quickly.
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How to prevent your phone from spoiling an outdoor adventure
Look after your tech and it will look after you.
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Has the West culturally appropriated yoga?
Some say classes don't teach the true spiritual tradition.
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Preparing an endangered species for life in the wild
A specialist breeding programme aims to save the Scottish wildcat from extinction.
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Exploring the extraordinary beauty of the Outer Hebrides
Actor Iain Robertson travels from Vatersay to the Isle of Lewis.
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Why there's something fishy about Ullapool's Christmas tree
Ullapool's creel tree has become a Christmas staple.
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Create a festive atmosphere without spending a fortune
DIY expert Laura de Barra shares tips for the Christmas season.
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How to turn your garden into a winter wonderland for wild birds
Nicola Singleton shares her seasonal advice.
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Real or artificial – which Christmas tree is greener?
There are pros and cons to both, says an environmentalist.
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The struggle for survival in the remotest part of the British Isles
St Kilda's landscape is wild and beautiful but living here proved impossible.
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Are you washing your clothes too often?
Why stepping back from the washing machine could save you money.
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Fika: The Swedish ritual that's more than just a coffee break
The tradition that brings people together.
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What's stopping us from being kinder to one another?
An act of generosity towards another person can make us feel good.
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Six things we learned about Armistead Maupin at the Book Club
The Tales of the City author joins The Big Scottish Book Club.
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How art helped one man cope with memories of Srebrenica
Robert McNeil spent years recording evidence of atrocities in the Balkans.