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Building a garden without borders

With Brexit nearing its March deadline, Jeanne Beattie considers the multi-cultural influences that have inspired our gardens.

WHILE there’s nothing wrong with enjoying the odd bit of comfort food, emotional eating can become problematic for many people.

THIS is a perfect healthy lunch packed full of protein-rich eggs, vegetables and potatoes. The tortilla can be made ahead and kept in the fridge.

This week, Ben Catley-Richardson tries new releases Dead Or Alive 6, Astroneer, Observer and Fimbul.

THE resurgence of gin as the most exciting spirit on the market means it’s no longer stuck in the pre-dinner drinks timeslot.

Nicky Marr ponders whether the move to more humanist ceremonies is making people think more about their reasons for getting married

Discover some of impressive sea sculptures that surround our shores

A host of exciting new plants are making their debut at RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year. Hannah Stephenson reveals her pick of the bunch.

The first Highland Adventure Fest is coming to Inverness this March, giving you the opportunity to get a taste for the great outdoors

Peter Evans enjoys a cool stroll alongside the River Spey in this peaceful walk from Boat of Garten

I watched them separate the CVs into two piles and place one pile – the larger one – in the bin.

If you're looking for garden ideas for the year ahead, get some inspiration courtesy of the experts from Simpsons Garden Centre in Inverness

Hill runner Jenny Gillies makes the most of the unseasonal conditions to get back to basics with a long outing through the Cromdales

We round up the outdoors events taking place across the Highlands and Islands, Moray and Grampian throughout 2019

Ben Catley-Richardson tries new releases Far Cry New Dawn, Tech Support: Error Unknown, Fear The Wolves and ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove.

There are literally hundreds of flavours and whacky tasting notes in the whisky world.