Graham Stewart

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The former management team at Faroe Petroleum is launching a new oil and gas business.Longboat Energy is seeking to raise £10 million through a flotation on the junior Aim stock exchange in London.The

Fans will vote for their favourites from a shortlist of six trees, including an ancient oak and a 340-year-old silver fir.

Here’s an amazingly huge collection of “tape experimentation, industrial, avant-garde, indy, rock, diy, subvertainment and auto-hypnotic materials” posted to archive.org. Completi…

A Norwegian oil and gas company has made a hostile bid for Faroe Petroleum which values the explorer at £608 million.DNO’s 152p-a-share cash offer for the Aim-listed company is a 21 per cent premium

BBC Scotland’s flagship news programme, Reporting Scotland, has been on air for 50 years.

They’re sure to make for a very picturesque winter walk...

The offshore broadcasters who rocked the establishment from a ship moored in the Firth of Forth.

207mm of rain in 24 hours, as roads cut off and people fish in the streets.

A Liverpool man has been jailed for five-and-a-half years for crimes including defrauding mortgage lenders out of £400,000. The Liverpool Echo reports that Graham Stewart, 43, of Deauville Road in Aintree, got mortgages for three houses in Liverpool and Lancashire by lying about his earnings and job…

Claire Bruce has returned to her roots in Perth and opened a new business that promises to leave visitors dazzled.

IN this extract from her new book, Jessie Sheeler explains how the artist Ian Hamilton Finlay came to create the defining work of his career

The notion that political success in postwar Britain has often been founded on unlikely alliances has a very modern resonance

A brilliant account of the BBC’s battles under Labour and Thatcher reveals an institution more important to the nation than it perhaps is today

Graham Robb’s study of ancient Celtic roads is stimulating stuff but makes some odd claims, writes Anthony Sattin

An engaging history of Britain’s love affair with TV underlines the power of the small screen, says Phil Hogan

Margaret Thatcher took over a country on the brink of social and economic ruin. Cleaning up the mess she inherited is the true mark of her greatness

The BBC is celebrates 90 years of broadcasting in Scotland, with the anniversary of the first broadcast from the Glasgow radio station, 5SC.

This top-down portrait of a momentous decade takes the side of its divisive heroine