Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland who for decades championed Scotland's independence from the UK and nearly ...

In 1933, two eye-witness claimed to have seen a prehistoric-like animal in the waters of a Scottish lake. In the following ...

The last monolingual Gaelic speakers died out around half a century ago. Mr Sarwar said he did not ‘take the Andrew Marr view’, but did accuse the Scottish Government of using Gaelic signs as ...

Glasgow-born broadcaster Andrew Marr has apologised after describing the prominence of Gaelic signs in Scotland as “offensive”. Speaking during a question-and-answer session with Scottish ...

The last Gaelic-only speakers died out about 50 years ago but successive Labour and SNP-lead Scottish governments have tried to encourage more children and adults to learn the language.

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He was cleared of all charges in 2020, following a trial. In 2021, Salmond established a party called Alba - after the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland - which had little electoral success ...

He was acquitted after a trial in March 2020. In 2021 he left the SNP and created a new party called Alba — the Scottish Gaelic word for Scotland — to press for a new independence referendum.

Salmond was acquitted after a trial in March 2020. A year later, he created a new party called Alba — the Scottish Gaelic word for Scotland — that made few inroads into Scottish politics and ...