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• The name Andrew Duncan is well known in Scottish medical circles, but did you know he was also in a sex society?
• Scot who burnt down White House causes a stir again
• Tartan Week: From curling to catwalk as ice star heads for New York
• In the years before his death, Fryderyk Chopin played regularly for the great and the good of Scotland. And usually to be found at the Polish composer's side was the Scotswoman some thought would one day become Madame Chopin
• What were Macbeth and his wife Gruoch really like?
• Your memories: Friendly approach helped mentally ill cope with life
• Nostalgia: Sheer poetry burned on our memory
• Shooting history: Scots at war
• Jan Baalsrud: The other Great Escape
• Body snatchers Burke and Hare turned into comic book stars
• Lothian Murder Files: 'Uncle Paddy' killed young girls out playing on a dark winter's afternoon
• A forensic study of Burke and Hare's crimes
• Brian Whittingham started as an apprentice at John Brown's shipyard on Clydeside when he was just 14, and his five years at the yard, shaped him for life. Now, 40 years on, he has written a book of poetry
• Your Memories: 'Hearts were Scotland's top team in those days'
• Best of Scotland (D)