In Celtic culture, “clan” quite literally means family – and honoring one’s lineage is a cherished value passed down through ...

WHISKY is one of Scotland’s most iconic products. It’s big business too, generating a whopping £7.1 billion last year for the UK economy ...

Prince William and Princess Kate attended the naming ceremony of HMS Glasgow at BAE Systems' shipyard in Scotstoun, Glasgow today. The Princess of Wales, who was appointed as the Sponsor of HMS ...

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Scotland’s diaspora and the role of Scots around the world is celebrated every year on Tartan Day. Timed to coincide with the April 6 anniversary of Scotland’s declaration of independence ...

A huge Scottish flag can be seen in Cologne at the Scotland fan zone as fans gear up for their second group match, after they were given a painful 5-1 bruising in their opener against Germany.

Thousands of those supporters will be hoping to take flags and banners to the stadium ... bring you all the latest news and views from the Scotland camp in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Gutted Scotland fans have shared their disappointment in Munich after being told they won't be allowed to bring their flags to our games this month. Tartan Army footsoldiers were left raging last ...

A county music venue in Scotland voted this week to end its controversial display of the Confederate flag. The Grand Ole Opry in Glasgow previously would end evenings of live music with “a ...

Union of European Football Associations fines Scottish club Celtic for displaying flag of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine Author of the article: You can save this article by ...

Scotland is in the second quadrant with a red lion on a yellow background and Ireland's arms are represented by a yellow harp on a blue backdrop in the third quarter. If you're wondering why Wales isn ...

An English council has apologised following a flag gaffe on St David's Day. Sheffield City Council mistakenly flew the Saltire, Scotland's national flag, instead of the flag of St David.