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Here are 26 of the best photos of Scotland fans at the Euro 2024 game vs Switzerland. Cr: SNS Group.

26 brilliant retro pics of Scotland fans vs Switzerland at Euro 2024
26 of the best photos of Scotland fans at the Euro 2024 game vs Switzerland in Koln as the sides get set to meet again at Hampden Park on Tuesday.

'Harry Potter fans won't be happy': Jacobite steam train turns blue

Malcolm Weir is behind e-commerce venture Generation Mulligan. Picture: Martin Shields

Scots student taps into Gen Z golf aesthetic with used clothing platform

Children on swings at Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy, Fife, in April 1953

27 of the best photos taking you back to the 50s

Unique Scottish road has 'stunning' views - but closes once a year

These atmospheric photos capture life around Scotland in 1998

41 photos taking you back to 1998, including World Cup fever

Children pressing their noses against the window of 'Mary's' sweet shop, Anniesland, Glasgow, 1954

8 iconic Scottish sweet shops that will take you back in time

Plenty people remember the dozens of nostalgic once-popular biscuits that are now increasingly difficult to find - or even discontinued.

9 nostalgic British biscuits that remind you of your childhood

Buying into the CD revival? This £250 player is an audiophile's dream

Tales of a Scots bus conductor: My drunken driver pulled a knife on me

Stag-party revellers dance at the Revolution on Lothian Road, June 29, 2001. Is that Ali G dancing with Agnetha and Frida from ABBA? Revolution is no longer a nightclub and has since been transformed into Wetherspoon gastro pub Caley Picture House.

23 Edinburgh nightspots from the 80s, 90s and 00s

Uncover your unique family story with a MyHeritage DNA kit

How Scottish are you? Find out with this £29 DNA test

Nancy Blaik with her beloved son Daniel

Scotsman Obituaries: Nancy Blaik MBE, charity worker who helped found CHAS

These are some of Scotland's most popular nightclubs which have sadly been lost over the years

17 of Scotland's most popular lost nightclubs and music venues

Browse our gallery to see 10 of the best photos from Edinburgh’s first ever Pride march in 1995.

10 amazing photos from the first Edinburgh Pride in 1995

"Mania: Tartan, Turmoil and My Life as a Bay City Roller"

Mania: Tartan, Turmoil and My Life as a Bay City Roller: New book by Stuart 'Woo...

Jacobite train operator slammed for substitute 'Primark' carriages

The left side of the TEAC AD-850-SE houses a CD player and USB port. Picture: Scott Reid

CD, cassette, MP3, karaoke: TEAC will sell you a retro hi-fi that does the lot

Avarice of Empire by C.Q. Turnstone

Strathallan Castle link to assassination mystery uncovered in new book

Record collecting remains popular in the era of digital music streaming. Picture by Scott Reid

Record Store Day 2025: A complete guide to getting the best out of your vinyl

Charlotte Riordan, head of contemporary art at Lyon & Turnbull, holding a painting by the late John Byrne of The Beatles, which shows each Beatle seated beside a 'spirit animal'. Picture: Stewart Attwood/Lyon & Turnbull/PA Wire

'Amazing' John Byrne painting of The Beatles sold at auction

Ewan McGregor's motorbike from Long Way Down is now on display at Glasgow's Riverside Museum.

Scottish star Ewan McGregor’s ‘Long Way’ bikes revisited

Dick Gaughan and Aly Bain in the Netherlands in 1972.

Exclusive The 'lost era' of music by iconic and 'powerful' Scottish folk singer

17 Edinburgh buildings that were razed to the ground

The Yamaha multi-disc player has a feature that allows you to eject the tray and change four of the discs while the fifth keeps playing. Picture: Scott Reid

Yamaha’s unique CD player has a feature that let’s you party like it’s 1999

Take a look through our photo gallery for a nostalgic trip back to Edinburgh in 1995.

Edinburgh life in 1995 captured in fascinating photos

James May, former Top Gear and Grand Tour presenter and all-round quite interesting and not-at-all-dull bloke.

James May has made being dull cool and I've joined his band of merry 'dullsters'

CDs are a lot less fiddly and longer playing than vinyl records: just pop in the tray and press play. Picture: Scott Reid

The vinyl revival is dead: Why buying CDs makes much more sense

Watch: Veteran Glasgow Subway carriages reinvented at their new homes

Exterior of legendary seafood restaurant Skippers bistro in Dock Place, Leith, September 1992.

17 long lost restaurants which are much missed by locals

The Jesus and Mary Chain: East Kilbride’s finest pairing of brothers William and Jim Reid.

Flashback: 12 best photos of great Scottish bands from '60s to '90s

HP Sauce is named after the Houses of Parliament and displays a picture of the London landmark on its label.

Brown sauce or ketchup? There's no debate and one brand comes out on top

17 photos taking you back to Edinburgh in 1990 (Part 1)

Youngsters "paint" the numbers 2000 with sparklers as Millennium Hogmanay celebrations get underway in Edinburgh.

25 photos taking you back to Edinburgh in 2000

The Official Number 1 album award, which was presented to Erland Cooper for the album Carve The Runes Then Be Content With Silence, being buried underground in an undisclosed location. Picture: Erland Cooper/PA Wire

Album by Scottish 'Banksy' buried for a year on island tops UK charts

Living Voice’s R80 pictured in the listening room of Edinburgh audio dealer Loud & Clear.

I've been an audiophile for 45 years and this £120,000 hi-fi has me blown away

Despite the A74/M74 route south having motorway status these days, the road can still present challenges.

Forget the NC500: Scotland's best driving road 'secret' has no campervans

Liam Gallagher (left) and Noel Gallagher who have today announced they will reunite for Oasis's long-awaited reunion with a worldwide tour in 2025. Picture: Simon Emmett/Fear PR/PA Wire

Oasis reunion tour: Scotland concerts announced for 2025

Remembering when Oasis rocked Murrayfield 24 years ago

A small part of Scott Reid's growing collection of landmarks, buildings, planes and vehicles, acquired as an adult fan of Lego.

Lego - a 50-year love of the world's greatest toy has improved my mental health

Take a look through our gallery to see 11 iconic Edinburgh buildings given a new lease of life.

11 iconic local buildings given a new lease of life

19 pictures of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in the 1950s and 1960s

Robin Barr with a can of Irn Bru in 1993.

Take a look at 18 photos of Irn Bru through the years

A room with hardwood flooring will benefit greatly from having rugs placed between the speakers and the listening position. Picture: Scott Reid

The simple £50 tweaks that will make your hi-fi system sound a million dollars

T in the Park used to be Scotland's biggest music festival.

T in the Park Memories: 21 pictures of the much-missed music festival

CD revival: My £21 Asda player might be the greatest hi-fi bargain in 40 years

We’ve had a dig through the Evening News archives to bring you 17 photo memories of Edinburgh in 1995.

17 incredible old photos of Edinburgh in 1995

Tunnock's has been in business since 1890

Take a look at 13 pictures of Tunnock’s through the years

Looking to buy a new CD player in 2024?: My top picks from £21 to £1,000

Take a look through our gallery to see 18 old photos showing what life was like in Edinburgh 34 years ago, in 1990.

18 old photos showing Edinburgh in 1990

Some of my 'new old stock' blank cassettes - tapes produced decades ago, in some cases, that remain in their sealed packaging. Picture: Scott Reid

The cassette revival may be super cool but it's an expensive obsession

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10 Scottish kids' TV shows that you might remember - including Super Gran

Vinyl, which doesn't only come in black, connects the listener with the artist and their creation in a way that a remotely-hosted data file never will. Picture: Scott Reid

Everything you need to know about assembling the best vinyl system from £200

Carefully combining various hi-fi components is the best way to enjoy your music collection. Picture: Scott Reid

I've gone full trad hi-fi for my CD and vinyl thrills, and you should too

Anna Campbell-Jones in a Glasgow Subway carriage whose interior she helped to design. (Photo by John Devlin/The Scotsman)

Anna Campbell-Jones: I revamped Glasgow Subway trains about to vanish

The UK Record Store Day event has become hugely popular even if it does mean fighting the crowds.

Record Store Day: Embrace the LP revival and head for Scotland's vinyl hotspots

The 1980s will be a decade remembered for many things including bold fashions and big phones. Picture: John Phillips

1980s - the decade that can't be topped and why 1988 marked a turning point

Culross Palace, which dates back to the late 16th and early 17th centuries, is the burgh's finest attraction and a big draw for Outlander fans. Picture: Scott Reid

Passions: Exploring Fife's Outlander bucket list burgh that time has passed by

Petrolhead heaven: Scottish car lovers could do with a fix of Caffeine & Machine

British businessman Richard Branson poses with his pink Pontiac car outside his new Virgin Megastore, opening in Edinburgh in July 1990.

18 more photos of Edinburgh in 1990 – including opening of huge store

The Repair Shop's resident experts

Do you have a special fix for The Repair Shop?

Twinned with Mary Erskine's school for girls, Stewart's Melville was founded in 1832 and is easily one of the finest looking school buildings in Scotland.

12 photos of Edinburgh's most beautiful schools

Classic Cars

New electric conversion rules 'helping to keep classic cars on the road'

George Prentice BEM, ex Branch Standard Bearer, on Church Parade in Edinburgh

Information on mystery RAFA branch sought

John Menzies, newsagents and stationers, and Smalls department store in Princes Street July 1977.

30+ photos showing how much Edinburgh has changed

The Rockvinyl start-up has already secured premises in the east end of Glasgow.

Scotland goes big with vinyl revival amid plans for Glasgow pressing plant

Mark McManus played the character of TV detective Jim Taggart from 1983 until he passed away in 1994. Picture: STV Group

Taggart: How TV's toughest cop was woven into the fabric of 1980s' Glasgow

The grand North British & Mercantile Insurance building fell in 1966 despite significant opposition from heritage campaigners.

17 iconic Edinburgh buildings lost to the history books

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries