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Welsh is the only Celtic language which is not considered endangered by UNESCO, even if it doesn’t have the highest number of speakers.

Explainer Welsh is the most successful Celtic language despite Wales’ size; why?

Brecon Beacons National Park will now be known as Bannau Brycheiniog - Credit: Adobe

Brecon Beacons National Park undergoes major name change

Steven Chisholm tested the Land Rover Defender 90 off-road at the Land Rover Experience in Dunkeld

Driving the Land Rover Defender off-road in the Perthshire Highlands

Starbucks has launched an olive oil range of coffees in Italy - but you need not to worry, as it will hit UK stores later in 2023 - Credit: Starbucks

Starbucks launch olive oil coffee in Italy - coming to UK very soon

Alex Paterson, Historic Environment Scotland Chief Executive.

Call for Aberdeenshire residents to be part of history

A general view of the waterfront in Kirkwall on September 6, 2021

UK’s Top 10 most welcoming places - does your town make the list?

National Lottery raised £23,508,489 for good causes in Scotland so far this year

The most lottery-funded places in Scotland revealed

The Centre Cumbernauld, first built in the 1960s, could be demolished under proposals to redevelop the town although a move has now been made to list the building, which could thwart the local authority's ambitions for the site. PIC: www.geograph.org.

Heritage chiefs consider protecting Cumbernauld town centre as demolition looms

The Season of Heritage will run until March 1st, 2022. Photo: Niantic.

Season of Heritage Stardust Challenge: How to earn Stardust in Pokémon Go

Seamount Court is one of the eight tower blocks awarded Category A status.

Eight Aberdeen post-war high rises awarded Category A listed status

David Rankine and Fiona Wood in Heritage

The Scotsman Sessions #167: David Rankine and Fiona Wood

From left to right: A secret portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie, a whalebone figurine from Orkney which dates from 2,400BC to 2,900BC; a silk dress made in London and worn to a ball of Jacobite supporters and a pair of duelling pistols that belonged to a merchant from Ullapool. PICS: West Highland Museum, Stromness Museum, Historylinks Museum Dornoch, Ullapool Museum.

Unlocking the treasures that tell the story of the Highlands

The A-listed House of Dun, which was designed by William Adam and completed in 1743 for the Erskine Family, will be among the first NTS properties to benefit from the Scottish Hertiage Lottery. Picture: Brian Chapple

New national lottery to help protect Scottish heritage jewels

‘Heritage’ restorer to sell windows and doors online

Dust-up over capital's crumbling landmarks

Heritage chiefs clock up £58,000 in expenses

Heritage bosses say archive centre a step closer

'Heritage strategy' plan for Dounreay

Fight to save church from wrecking ball

The Scotsman Top Stories

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer had faced criticism over his promise to block new North Sea oil and gas exploration.

Oil and gas will be part of UK energy supply for 'many years', Starmer insists

Residents on South Uist have been protesting the latest CalMac ferry cancellation announcement (pic: Robert Kelly)

''Are we still paying for 1745?' South Uist fury over CalMac ferry chaos

Police Scotland officers outside Turnberry's hotel during Mr Trump's visit in May 2023. Picture: Robert Perry/Getty

Taxpayers to pick up policing bill for Donald Trump's visit to Scotland