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The World News Media Congress is coming to Scotland.
Robert Burns and Slavery
Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, is loved the world over as the bard of freedom, liberty and the common good of humankind. So it comes as a great shock to many that he once accepted a job to help manage a slave plantation in the West Indies. What is the real story here? How could our Burns, the people's poet, look to become an instrument in what many now call 'The Black Holocaust'?
Scotland – a nation of rhyme, reason, and romance
For World Poetry Day, we put pen to paper
Scotland is Creative
Frank Quitely
Scotland is making cinema more accessible for deaf audiences
Scotland is making great steps forward to ensure that cinemas are more available to those with hearing impairment and other additional support needs.
Scotland is Now: Showcasing Scotland’s Diversity and Inclusivity
What better time to showcase Scotland’s commitment to diversity than during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe – the world’s largest arts festival!
Scotland opens its doors - explore the country’s hidden history
This month, from the Borders to John o’ Groats, thousands of public and private buildings across Scotland are opening their doors to the public.
Scotland’s royal connections
As Prince William and Catherine Middleton marry, it's a perfect time to come and discover Scotland's royal connections.
Scots lead the way in major cultural programme between India and the UK
Nine innovative Scottish arts projects are set to benefit from a partnership between Scotland and India as part of a core British Council programme.
Scottish acts backed to fly the flag at SXSW19
All eyes will be on Austin, Texas, this month, as the city hosts the South by Southwest festival.