Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will visit Scotland in June. Here, The Scotsman covers some of his notable past visits north of ...

the Lion Rampant is considered to be the flag of Scotland's royalty. The flag is said to date back to around 1222 AD when it was used as the royal banner of the Scottish King, Alexander II.

There are any number and variety of Scottish regiments, high constables, lord high constables, great officers and banner bearers ... owning son of Scotland. But the Royal Mile’s magic comes ...

The Princess of Wales was appointed as the sponsor of HMS Glasgow, a Royal Navy ship Kate Middleton and Prince William have ...

The Scotland edition ... It features the Ulster Banner alongside a victorious figure. With a remarkably low mintage of 485,500, it is the rarest coin on the Royal Mint list.

The lion is part of the Royal Banner of the Royal Arms of Scotland, otherwise known as the Lion Rampant. In use since the 1200s in Scotland, it was incorporated into the Royal Arms of England once ...

In the days ahead the eyes of the world will be on Scotland as the late Queen begins her final great journey from Balmoral to Edinburgh and then onto London and finally Windsor. The love and ...

Many images are being shown in Scotland for the first time. The earliest surviving colour print of a member of the royal family was taken by Madame Yevonde in 1935, showing Princess Alice ...

You'll often see (and hear) a busking piper by St. Giles' Cathedral, tooting out "Flower of Scotland" on the bagpipes. If you want to walk the length of the Royal Mile, it's easiest to start from ...

If you're looking for some peace and serenity after a long day on the Royal Mile, the Royal Botanic ... re likely to forget that you're in one of Scotland's biggest cities. The garden is famous ...