´óÏó´«Ã½ Scotland Features
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The art school reject who went on to draw for Marvel and DC
Frank Quitely spoke to Mirror Mirror about how he started out as a comic book illustrator.
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10 times this vet nurse really ‘tiered’ up her cake decor game
Anna Jermyn, from the Highlands, competes with her colleagues for the top baking prize.
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Co-parenting: the people choosing to have a baby with a stranger
Over 40,000 people in the UK are registered with co-parenting websites.
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The brand new luxury hotels catering only for bee-list guests
Solitary bees can lay their eggs in these specially built hotels.
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How can I watch Scotland in the 2019 Women’s World Cup?
On the ´óÏó´«Ã½ from 7 June – 7 July.
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The young people who’ve started paying for their own funerals
Increasingly, younger people are enrolling in payment plans to pay for their own funerals.
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From Instagram offers to cold calls — how scammers try to get hold of your cash and how you can prevent it from happening
Follow simple rules to help keep your money safe.
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Why should sun-deprived Scots increase their levels of vitamin D?
Should the Scots be bringing up their children in England?
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‘Elaborate state visits shouldn’t be gifted to misogynists,’ says MP
Should we be more selective over state visits to raise global awareness of UK values?
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The Christian school in Israel teaching Jewish and Muslim children
Tabeetha school in Israel is the only Church of Scotland school in the world.
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Dating my data — is virtual reality porn a form of cheating?
How differently do men and woman judge where to draw the line?
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Take it easy with a ‘no mow’ lawn — this summer’s must-*not*-do!
A surprisingly beautiful alternative to the drudgery of lawn maintenance.
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The early-90s rave that took place in a Stirlingshire safari park
Legend of the house scene, ‘Scoobs’ Cochrane, explains Scotland’s early rave venues.
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Beware the bloodsuckers! Why midges only target certain people
Studies have found that taller people and those with a large BMI are preferred.
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Why the warming North Sea threatens our favourite seabirds
The birds’ favourite food is disappearing from warmer waters.
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Which of these is your choice for Scotland’s Home of the Year?
As the competition draws to a close, which house gets your vote?
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Seven-year-old girl delights listeners during radio vet phone in
Penelope has the radio presenter and vet in stitches with her wriggly story.
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So, Springwatch team, what first attracted you to the magnificent, wildlife-packed wilderness splendour of the Cairngorms?
Britain's favourite nature-lovers are back in the Highlands, but why?
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Fluffy, cute ...and deadly — how sheep are a threat to nesting birds
Wader numbers are decreasing; could livestock issues be the cause?
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Is it time to end the shame and secrecy surrounding periods?
Chella Quint believes advertisers have made periods a taboo subject.
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Why you should take the Loch Ness Monster more seriously
The appetite for this ‘world-class mystery’ shows no signs of waning.
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Bereaved father: ‘My son wasn’t asked this life-saving question’
‘Are you feeling suicidal?’ — could it have made a difference?
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What does your credit report reveal — and why should you care?
Credit reports can have an enormous impact on our personal finances.
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Feeling gruff? Maybe goat Pilates could help — and no kidding!
Scotland’s first goat Pilates class has started in Fife.
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5 things we learned about Scottish football in the 2018-19 season
As the season ends, it’s time to reflect on the beautiful game.
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Fantastic sights hidden within the folds of UK’s least-loved map
OS Explorer 440 covers Glen Cassley and Glen Oykel in the Highlands.
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The alien from outer space who came to earth looking for kindness
P6 from Glengowan Primary School made the short film Noodles.
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On the verge of glory: Darts champ Jocky Wilson’s nail-biting television first that kept viewers on the edge of their seats
The Scot was on course to achieve a nine-dart finish.
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How the suicide of troubled young rapper Lumo galvanised a hip-hop community into spreading the word about mental health
The death of Lumo sparked action.
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Test your brain: can you outscore a secondary school student?
Some questions from Scotland’s National 5 qualification to test your knowledge.
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How a love-struck duck is ruffling feathers on the River Tweed
A beautiful Mandarin duck has set his sights on a Mallard, but there's just one problem...
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‘It’s not like CSI’ — why Silent Witness adviser Professor Lorna Dawson wants us to learn the secrets of forensic science
The soil scientist wants as many people as possible to understand her work.
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Really giant pants! What mums-to-be pack in their hospital bags
As the due date approaches, a final task for any mum-to-be is to pack a hospital bag.
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How do you go the toilet in the snow, miles from a bathroom?
Ten pupils from Bathgate Academy and their teacher were asked a rather unusual question.
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Is Matt Forde’s impression of Donald Trump the world’s greatest?
The comedian’s appearance on Breaking the News is certainly hard to beat.
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How do you let a dog know you’re the boss? UFC fighter Bearjew reveals his unusual technique — but there’s a twist in the tale
Cage fighter Paul recommends communicating in a language dogs understand.
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Do we make holiday plans just to look good on Instagram?
Exposure to incredible images is encouraging us to venture to picturesque destinations.
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No kidding! The rogue goats causing a danger to Highland drivers
The feral goats wander across the A87, oblivious to the problems they cause.
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Has minimum pricing for alcohol changed Scots’ drinking habits?
Alcohol sales rose in the year following the government’s implementation of the policy.
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Could the ‘Granny Rule’ protect you from the dangers of sexting?
Asking a simple question before pressing send could make all the difference.
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‘Without music, I’m lost’ — Edwyn Collins on life after his stroke
Every three-and-a-half minutes, someone in the UK has a stroke. Do you know the symptoms?
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Home alone: At what age can you leave your kids unattended?
Why the question causes consternation among parents.
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Childhood best friends make uplifting brain injury recovery film
To Wake a New charts the progress of Stuart Nixon after a severe brain injury.
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Those aren’t raisins... Why mountain hares eat their own poo
The iconic species has a rather distasteful habit.
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How hours of painstaking experimental surgery rebuilt the body of a young Royal Marine injured by an IED blast in Afghanistan
JJ Chalmers underwent hours of surgery to reattach and reconfigure body parts.
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Did you know that Beatlemania’s official birthplace was Dundee?
The band’s rise to fame was accompanied by a peculiar new behaviour.
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Could you lift the weight of a mature Highland cow with your legs?
Stu Mac’s preparation for a bodybuilding competition includes lifting a weight of 680kg.
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The hidden ships’ graveyard that shines a light on a long-gone era
The collection of boats once played a crucial role in industry.