Beneath the hills of the Scottish Highlands lies one of the largest underground structures ever built by man. Across Easter Ross it is known simply as The Tunnel. Built between 1938 and 1941 for ...

However, the Scottish press mocked the station’s failure to address the case of Rudolf Hess, the senior Nazi who took it upon himself to fly to Scotland on an apparent peace mission in May 1941.

Less than six miles from Edinburgh, the island is one of 17 in Scotland that can be reached on foot at low tide ...

A deserted island just off the coast of Scotland is only accessible at low tide and has a rather unique history that's left it littered with WW2 ruins ...

The rare display of a painting gifted to the National Galleries highlights Scotland's often overlooked role in the Czech resistance ...

They are Scotland’s forgotten World War II heroes. Brave Poles – based here – played a crucial part in momentous events such as the Battle of Britain in 1940, which saved our nation from ...

A FORMER WW2 prisoner-of-war camp which once held senior Nazis has been transformed - into a thriving community hub. Cultybraggan Camp located outside the town of Comrie in Scotland served as a ...

Edinburgh may not have been repeatedly bombed like London or Clydebank but still experienced multiple deadly raids ...

Indian soldiers who died in Scotland during World War Two have been honoured at a multi-faith remembrance service. The event, the first of its kind, was held at Kingussie in the Cairngorms ...

A Bible that once belonged to a World War Two airman has been returned to his family in Scotland, after being handed in to a charity in Kent. The book had been given to Flying Officer Norman ...

Beneath the hills of the Scottish Highlands lies one of the largest underground structures ever built by man. Across Easter Ross it is known simply as The Tunnel. Built between 1938 and 1941 for ...