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The Odyssey

The Odyssey

Release date (UK): 2026 | Country: UK, USA, Canada, New Zealand, Iceland | Running time: 172 min | Genres: Action / Epic | Director: Christopher Nolan. | Starring: Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway. | BBFC 15 Christopher Nolan’s latest epic is adapted from Homer’s Odyssey, written millennia ago. Nolan utilises modern filmmaking techniques to

The Kyleside Wool Fest: celebrating Scottish wool

The Kyleside Wool Fest: celebrating Scottish wool

Coming up on Saturday, 19th September (11am-3pm) at Ardgay Public Hall and hosted by Highland Wool CIC, this event offers opportunities to shop for Scottish wool products, sign up for classes and workshops, and meet the people working to preserve wool-working skills, art, and knowledge. By Donna Gillies

St Duthac Book and Arts Festival Time Again!

St Duthac Book and Arts Festival Time Again!

The Easter Ross Peninsula Festival starts today!

Sutherland's regeneration push needs an AI rework rule

Sutherland's regeneration push needs an AI rework rule

Behavioural scientist Dr. Gleb Tsipursky argues that local businesses should change how they judge AI: a tool that drafts faster is not productive if staff spend the savings checking, correcting and repairing its work.

Things really cooking At St Duthac Book and Arts Festival

Things really cooking At St Duthac Book and Arts Festival

A Masterchef winner and several sold out events has got things really cooking for the upcoming St Duthac Book and Arts Festival.

Communities were promised a share of Scotland’s wind boom. Some are being sold short

Communities were promised a share of Scotland’s wind boom. Some are being sold short

Paul Dobson reports that over 20 wind farms are failing to pay an agreed amount to locals. This is an investigative piece originally co-published by The Ferret and the Sunday National, part of the Power Shift series.

A strategy to utilise Scotland’s wind wealth

A strategy to utilise Scotland’s wind wealth

It’s time for an industrial strategy for a Net Zero economy, argues Dave Pearson.