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Although the island is only 60 miles long and 30 across at its widest, it is divided into two separately-run parts, Lewis and Harris, which both call themselves 'isles'.

One of the most renewable energy rich countries in Europe, Scotland must overcome environmental, social and political obstacles before it can claim to be truly green.

Proposals to build the largest on-shore windfarm in Europe were rejected yesterday, dealing a blow to a government committed to meeting half of electricity needs by 2050.

Dun Carloway Broch is situated on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis, in Scotland's Outer Hebrides. It is the finest example of stone age architecture in Scotland.

The Standing Stones of Callanish are a powerful and evocative sight, visible from a distance on a piece of raised ground near to the sea.

Wind turbines are popping up in many countries - so is opposition to these alternative energy projects that threaten birds.

Priceless medieval treasures, many unseen for 25 years, such as the Lewis Chessmen, and the St Eustace Head Reliquary are now permanently displayed at the British Museum.

The British Museum has some of the world's greatest treasures, from the colossal Elgin Marbles to the delicate Portland Vase. Do it the easy way - see top tip below.