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Proud of these boys onwards to the semi-finals

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We're heading back to Halstead Manor. Here's your first look at S2 of The Gentlemen, coming to Netflix on 3 September

Theo James 🥰 looking forward to season 2.

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Based on Jane Austen's iconic masterpiece, watch the trailer for SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esmé Creed-Miles, Caitríona Balfe, George Mackay, and Fiona Shaw. Only in theaters October 16.

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The 33 Wonders of Scotland You Absolutely Must SEE! 4K

Scotland is a land of dramatic landscapes, ancient castles, historic cities, deep lochs, wild coastlines, and unforgettable Highland scenery. This journey through Scotland follows a route filled with history, nature, legends, and some of the most iconic places in the country — from medieval royal strongholds to misty valleys, rugged mountains, and quiet lakes surrounded by green hills.

The journey begins in Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital, where volcanic hills, medieval streets, and grand Georgian architecture come together in one of Europe’s most atmospheric cities. Edinburgh Castle rises high above the Old Town on Castle Rock, overlooking the Royal Mile, St Giles’ Cathedral, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, and the Scottish Parliament. Together, the Old Town and New Town form a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a powerful mix of history, architecture, and city views.

From Edinburgh, Scotland’s story continues through Stirling, one of the most important places in Scottish history. Stirling Castle stands on a volcanic rock above the River Forth, guarding the historic gateway between the Lowlands and the Highlands. Nearby, the Wallace Monument recalls the victory of William Wallace, while the fields around Bannockburn remain closely linked to Robert the Bruce and Scotland’s fight for independence.

The route leads further to Linlithgow Palace, once one of the great royal residences of the Stuart dynasty, and to Doune Castle, a late medieval stronghold known not only for its architecture but also as a famous filming location. Saint Andrews on the east coast adds another chapter, with its ancient university, cathedral ruins, castle remains, harbour views, and the Old Course, widely associated with the origins of golf.

Along the North Sea coast, Dundee and Aberdeen reveal a different side of Scotland. Dundee combines maritime heritage with modern waterfront renewal, including the V&A Dundee and the historic ship Discovery. Aberdeen, known as the Granite City, impresses with silver-grey stone architecture, a busy harbour, old university buildings, Footdee fishing village, and the distinctive atmosphere of Scotland’s northeast coast.

Further inland, the Cairngorms National Park opens into one of the wildest regions of the United Kingdom. Mountains, rivers, ancient pine forests, deer, moorland, and wide Highland plateaus create a landscape that feels remote and powerful. From here, the journey moves toward Inverness, often called the capital of the Highlands, where the River Ness flows through the city before reaching the Moray Firth.

No journey through Scotland would be complete without Loch Ness. Stretching through the Great Glen, this deep, dark loch is surrounded by hills, legends, and history. The ruins of Urquhart Castle overlook the water from a rocky headland, while Fort Augustus connects the loch with the Caledonian Canal, one of Scotland’s great engineering achievements. The canal links east and west through locks, lochs, and Highland scenery.

On the west coast, Fort William sits beneath Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain. Nearby, Neptune’s Staircase raises boats through a dramatic series of locks, while the Glenfinnan Viaduct curves across the Highland landscape near Loch Shiel. The viaduct is one of Scotland’s most recognisable railway landmarks and a symbol of the romance of travelling through the Highlands.

The journey continues through some of Scotland’s most breathtaking natural scenery: the West Highland Way, Rannoch Moor, Glencoe, Loch Lomond, and the Trossachs. Glencoe’s steep mountains, open valley floor, and dramatic history make it one of the most unforgettable places in the country. Loch Lomond, the largest freshwater lake in Great Britain by surface area, offers islands, wooded shores, mountain views, and peaceful villages such as Luss.

From castles and cathedrals to lochs, mountains, historic towns, and remote Highland roads, Scotland is a destination shaped by beauty, memory, and atmosphere. Every place tells a story — of kings and queens, battles and clans, engineers and explorers, myths and landscapes. This video captures a journey through Scotland’s most iconic and inspiring locations, offering a cinematic look at a country where history and nature remain deeply connected.

Chapters

Introduction to Scotland

Edinburgh Old Town and Castle

The Royal Mile and Holyrood

Stirling Castle and Scottish History

Linlithgow Palace and Doune Castle

Saint Andrews and the East Coast

Dundee Waterfront and Discovery

Aberdeen, the Granite City

Cairngorms National Park

Inverness, Capital of the Highlands

Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle

Caledonian Canal and Fort Augustus

Fort William and Ben Nevis

Glenfinnan Viaduct and Loch Shiel

West Highland Way and Rannoch Moor

Glencoe and the Western Highlands

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

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⚽️ When Sam Heughan recently visited the National gallery, we couldn't resist asking him about Scott McTominay's unforgettable bicycle kick, captured in a photograph that briefly went on display at the Portrait Gallery last December.

Sam joined Chair of the Board Catherine Muirden for a conversation about the importance of art in wellbeing, his favourite works and more. As their chat drew to a close, we couldn't leave without getting his thoughts on the national team's World Cup journey.

As Sam says, watching Scotland play really is a work of art - and we're proudly cheering them on alongside him. Good luck, @scotlandnationalteam 💙⚽️

Keep an eye out for more from our conversation with Sam coming soon!

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Get a behind-the-scenes look at the firepower used to create Season 3. #HOTD premieres June 21 on @hbomax.

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CHOIR! of 2500 sings "ANGEL" with Sarah McLachlan

May 6, 2026 at Massey Hall in Toronto, ON. Filmed as part of Departure Festival + Conference.

We were in the arms of an Angel with Sarah McLachlan + a Massey Hall filled to the rafters with Choir!

Our long-awaited collab was everything we dreamed of + we raised close to $75,000 for the Sarah McLachlan School Of Music. It was a perfect evening celebrating a Canadian icon, one hell of a tune + the importance of music education. A very special thanks to everyone who made this extraordinary night happen. #neverstopsinging

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Wonderful day celebrating the 40th anniversary of Culture and Business in Scotland.

Delighted to meet the new Culture Secretary @mairimcallansnp and hear some very talented members speak and @nyoscotland perform for us. Thank you for the invite @candbscotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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On Wednesday 3rd June, Cultural Consul Masataka Abe attended the 40th anniversary event of Culture & Business Scotland.

The organisation was established in 1986 as the Glasgow office of the Association for British Sponsorship of the Arts (ABSA), with a goal to bridge the arts and business. It later became an independent organisation in Scotland in 2011, continuing to the present day.

On the day of the event, greetings were given starting with David Nelson, Executive Director of the organisation, followed by Màiri McAllan MSP, newly appointed Cabinet Secretary for Education, Culture and Gaelic in the Scottish Government, Jane Morrison-Ross, Chair of the Board, and Sam Heughan, Scottish actor, entrepreneur, philanthropist, author and distillery owner. There was also a performance by the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland at the venue, with many stakeholders in attendance.

We look forward to cooperation with Japanese stakeholders in the fields of culture and business in the future.

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