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The Scottish Tories are demanding a Holyrood statement from Health Secretary Neil Gray over his use of ministerial cars to ...

Methodism was founded by John Wesley. Wesley preached in Malton in the 1770s close to the site of the Wesley Centre, which was designed by the renowned architect, Rev William Jenkins. It’s one of just ...

For the first time in more than 80 years the White Ensign flies on tragic destroyer HMS Exmouth – the first British surface ship lost with ...

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Parade members stood firm despite torrential downpours at yesterday’s Remembrance Sunday event at Thurso’s war memorial.

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Health Secretary Neil Gray was "doing his job" when he used a ministerial car to attend three Aberdeen football matches at Hampden, a cabinet colleague has said.