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North Sea oil reserves to be key on Scottish Government’s campaign for independence Scottish Government's Finance Secretary says an oil rich, independent Scotland would be the world's sixth wealthiest country. + Full Story	Highly radioactive particles found near Scotland's capital city Radioactive particles found on Dalgety Bay near Edinburgh pose "significant risk" to the public, warns Scotland's environmental regulator. + Full Story
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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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Galicians and Bretons to share know-how on Oil Spills response

Galicians and Bretons to share know-how on Oil Spills response Brittany's Centre for Research and Experimentation on Accidental Water Pollution and Galicia's Institute for Maritime Technology will work together to improve response capability to oil spills and black tides.

Legends of Drowned Cities

Legends of Drowned Cities The Celtic legends of wicked cities emphasise how paganism and sin is drowned by the stronger power of the Christian gods, with water always being the purifying agent.

Celtic Film and Television Festival

Celtic Film and Television Festival The Celtic Film and TV Festival is an annual event designed to showcase the best film and television work from the Celtic countries.

Audio-visual production in Brittany, Galicia and Wales

Television and Interculturalism in Brittany, Galicia, and Wales A 87-page report made by a team of Breton, Galician, and Welsh researchers surveys the state of audio-visual production and broadcasting in each of the languages of those countries.

Gallo Language

Gallo, the Language of Eastern Brittany Brittany has two autochtonous languages: Gallo and Breton. While Breton is a Celtic language spoken in western Brittany, Gallo language is spoken in eastern Brittany and belongs to the family of Romance languages.