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North Sea oil reserves to be key on Scottish Government’s campaign for independence

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Scottish Government's Finance Secretary says an oil rich, independent Scotland would be the world's sixth wealthiest country.


Highly radioactive particles found near Scotland's capital city

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Radioactive particles found on Dalgety Bay near Edinburgh pose "significant risk" to the public, warns Scotland's environmental regulator.


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Thurso: Scotland's world famous surfing spot

Lying at 59 degrees north, Thurso is the most Northern wave spot on the planet to host a professional surfing event: the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Scotland.

The competition, which has successfully attracted the attention of some of the world's top surfers, has been an annual top star venue of the ASP World Qualifying Series, alongside legendary places such as Oahu (Hawaii) and Santa Cruz (California).

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Goonhilly: Cornwall's place in the space race

Goonhilly: Cornwall's place in the space raceWorld-famous Goonhilly Satellite Earth Station is back in business as new consortium plans to upgrade facilities for communication with deep space missions.

 
La Jument, Brittany's most famous lighthouse
La Jument, Brittany's most famous lighthouseJean Guichard's dramatic photo of the iconic Breton lighthouse has sold more than a million poster prints around the world.
 
450th anniversary of Protestant Reformation in Scotland
450th anniversary of Protestant Reformation in Scotland2010 marked the 450th Anniversary of the Reformation in Scotland, one of the most significant events in Scottish history whose impact is felt to this day.
 
Saint-Malo's seafaring heritage

Saint Malo's seafaring heritageBrittany's most popular holiday destination, the walled port city of Saint-Malo was once the haunt of privateers and early transatlantic explorers.

 
Fisherman's Friends bring Cornish Shanty to the masses
Fisherman's Friends bring Cornish Shanty to the massesMultinational record company signs £1 million album deal with a group of Cornish fishermen singing traditional sailormen songs.
 

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