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Scots are in no hurry to let go ofthe royal line ON A strange and sweltering July day in Edinburgh, an 83-year-old monarch with a heavy cold drives a few yards up the street from her palace at Holyrood to deliver a tenth birthday greeting to the Scottish Parliament.

Robert McNeil: Dolphins and cheap beer – what more could one want? ON QUIET roads, we came to the Caterthuns. My good friends, David and Nessie, were giving me a tour of Angus, a county largely unknown to me. Some of you are saying: "This is very exciting indeed. But what is a Caterthun?"

Scrutineer: Aim is steady for market WHILE shares in Britain's largest companies have been "pausing for breath" in recent weeks after a strong start to the year, there are signs that a renewed confidence among investors has filtered into the far reaches of the London Stock Exchange.

New title could honour Scots and strengthen Union THE pictures of Prince Philip laughing with the Company of Archers this week made me reflect that we have not embellished Scotland's honours system with any imagination since Sir Walter Scott created them. This week the Queen authorised a new hon

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