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Swan Hellenic inspired more loyalty than any other cruise line but will cease operation in April. A last-minute sale means the brand will live on.

Thinking of a cruise and worried about your fellow passengers? Choosing the right ship is the key to a successful vacation

Trust the innovators at Islay's Bruichladdich Distillery to honor tradition, while heralding the exciting future of premium malt whisky.

After the failure of the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745 Prince Charles Edward Stuart went on the run.

Sporting estates in Scotland often find there is a conflict between bailiffs and local crofters.

Many species of bumblebee are endangered, and since they are among the most important pollinators of many plants, this is a serious problem.

Prepare well, come with a guide, know the routes and above all, enjoy yourself while trekking a few short hours from the Bolivia de facto capital of La Paz.

Check out 5 of the best art diaries for 2010: Scottish watercolours, lively Australian art, and photos with inspirational quotes from California. Great Xmas gifts.

Glasgow's food and drink exhibition, Enjoy the Taste of Scotland, is a treat for lovers of haggis, whisky and Scottish beer, as generous tastings were on offer.

Road traffic, pesticides, and over-tidy gardening habits are making life difficult for hedgehogs in the UK, so consider rehoming a rescued one.

The co-founder of a British publishing house revisits, explores and reminisces about places and old friends throughout mainland Britain.

St Aidan, from the monastic settlement on Iona, Scotland, founded a monastery off the wild North-east coast in 635AD, at the request of King Oswald of Northumbria.

In November 2006, the St. George's distillery in Norfolk started producing peated and unpeated whisky. This article describes its heritage and how its whisky will taste.

Approaching midnight and, with one scene from a new screenplay still to write, the screenwriter for the latest Philip Pullman adaptation, took a few minutes to chat to us

Britain is renowned for its eccentricities and its budget accommodation scene is no exception. Quirky cheap digs in the UK include a First Class train and a lighthouse.

A brief celebration of some of the best films made in Scotland; I Know Where I'm Going, Whisky Galore, Culloden, The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, Macbeth.

Hogmanay in Scotland is adapted from pagan festivals throughout Scotland's history. Celebrate the Scottish Hogmanay with a wee dram or three, black bun, and first footing

Single malt whisky is one of the world's most exclusive drinks. But you don't have to be a whisky connoisseur like Charles Maclean or Michael Jackson to appreciate it.