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An extraordinary chance meeting on a Sutherland mountain a fortnight ago has brought comfort to Assynt Mountain Rescue Team leader Sue Agnew.
A former Royal Navy diver has discovered an almost completely intact 5500-year-old cup, hidden in the mud of a loch in the Outer Hebrides.
He ran the remotest bookshop on mainland Britain for 15 years.
Anders Holch Povlsen and his wife Anne are celebrating the birth of twin girls a year after losing three children in the Sri Lankan bomb attacks.
Scotland's leading young environmentalist has objected to Britain's first vertical launch spaceport planned for the Moine Peninsula near Tongue.
Mountain rescuers cooked sausages and bacon on a disposable barbecue to try and attract a lost, frightened dog.
Two ultra-marathon runners were airlifted to hospital early yesterday after a "challenging" overnight rescue in the north west Highlands.
A DEER has suffered an “agonising death” after being snared by a discarded fishing net on a Sutherland beach.
Caithness and Sutherland SNP MSP Gail Ross is quitting Holyrood because she wants to spend more time with her son.
Despite growing opposition, crofters who own the land wanted for the spaceport at Melness have strongly backed the controversial scheme.
The number of objections to plans for Britain's first vertical space launch spaceport at Melness reached 65 today with nine in favour.
A scientist has warned of "severe" plastic pollution from recent storms that is threatening some of the north's best beaches and seas.
Britain's first vertical launch spaceport near Tongue will create far fewer jobs than first announced, it has been revealed.
North Sutherland landowner Anders Holch Povlsen has given £4000 to Assynt Mountain Rescue Team.
The daughter of a famous climber who died on a Sutherland peak with a fellow legendary mountaineer, has scaled the same mountain that claimed them.
It will be the most poignant of ascents.
A scientist who is battling to remove the scourge of plastic from Sutherland's beaches is to be the subject of a film by an award-winning director.
Highland Council is aiming to cash-in on the North Coast 500 by installing parking meters in several key locations along the route.
The controversial proposals to create Britain's first vertical launch spaceport in Sutherland are to be finally submitted next month.
After losing its official status as a marathon – because of the number of potholes en route – the Cape Wrath Challenge is to finish after 20 years.
