CAPTAIN Kirk anticipates space tourists taking off from Scotland in our lifetime.
SCOTLAND’S employers are being urged to ensure their workers are being put first as they handle the challenges of returning to the workplace now that restrictions are being eased.
THE writing will always be on the wall for plague or pestilence in Oberammergau.
THE sounds and crowds of the Royal Mile on the first day of the Fringe are just some of the things that make the Edinburgh festivals so exciting.
THE rest of us have been giving thanks right now for a haircut, but in Oberammergau they’re all growing theirs in anxious anticipation of next year’s delayed Passion Play.
THERE will be tears and laughter when many of us finally throw our arms around each other again from tomorrow.
SCOTLAND’S domestic travel sector is hoping to cash in on the uncertainty over the resumption of the international market.
BILLY Thomson drinks out of whichever cup is on the draining board in the family home these days and that’s the way he likes it. It means that his HIV is understood.
IT is a war we’ve been fighting for 40 years but as we approach the anniversary next month of the disclosure of the virus and the year when the first Briton died, an expert believes we are finally close to vanquishing our enemy for good.
SCOTTISH holidaymakers are looking enviously this week towards our neighbours in England who are getting their suitcases out again and preparing for their first holiday in six months or a year.
