Kenya

A jumping squirrel captured by Paul McDougall on one of his photo workshops - Paul McDougall / Animal News Agency

Out of office and into the wild - photographer swaps the corporate life to turn ...

L-R Stella Kariuki and Julia Campbell of Specsavers St Andrews

St Andrews opticians celebrate staff qualifications

Elephant at a safari

The animals Brits want to see as they swap beaches for safaris

Cup of tea. Photo: Adobe

Going Green: Climate change puts the British cuppa under threat

A family of lions passed right by our jeeps (Photo: Amber Allott/NationalWorld)

Kenya safaris: Don't choose between beach or bush on this holiday

Adorable moment baby rhino enjoys the sunshine at UK zoo

Baby southern white rhino Malaika with 15-year-old mum, Keyah, at West Midlands Safari Park

Watch: Adorable baby rhino takes first steps

Fife Athletic Club's Ben Kinninmonth won this year's Glenrothes-based Stuart Duncan memorial 5k in a time of 16:13

Glenrothes memorial race won by Fife's Ben Kinninmonth in time of 16:13

Queen Elizabeth’s death date & cause of death

Queen Elizabeth II Coronation carriage and procession coming through Admiralty Arch on the way from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace

A look back at Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation

Prince William has written a tribute in memory of his friend Mark Jenkins who was killed in a plane crash this week

Prince William pays tribute to friend killed in plane crash

Laura Muir is taking some time off the track to recover from a back injury. Pic by Michael Gillen

Laura Muir to miss indoor season

Drumoig's Connor Syme. Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images

Connor Syme aiming to build on positive week in UAE

'The fight against climate change is about human rights' - Fairtrade's call to h...

Connor Syme made the final two rounds in Qatar and is aiming to build on that this week in Kenya. Stock pic by John Stewart

Calum Hill and Connor Syme tee off in Kenya

UK coffee roaster subscriptions you can have delivered wherever you live Claire Schofield

Sir David Attenborough pictured in Chernobyl while filming (Photo: Joe Fereday / Silverback Films)

Everything about David Attenborough’s new film A Life On Our Planet - and when i...

Jay Horner (10) from Coaltown of Wemyss who shaved his head for his tenth birthday to raise £500 for Help For Heroes - his dad, Jack in the Army but has a serious back injury, sustained on exercise in Kenya

Jay (10) shaves head in 10th birthday fundraiser for Help for Heroes

AM Soccer take to the field again.

AM Soccer footballers make their return to the field

Peter Orr shares his business lessons on this episode of Pioneering People

The business lessons of a serial entrepreneur - Pioneering People podcast

Fife AC's Derek Rae at the Stirling 10K

Fife athlete Derek Rae on track for Tokyo Paralympics

Did you know these items could get you in trouble? (photo: Shutterstock)

These everyday items are banned from flights - here’s why

Connor Syme in action during the second round of the Betfred British Masters. (Photo by Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images)

Connor Syme fully focused on his Challenge Tour campaign

The price of a box of teabags could be set to rise by up to 40 per cent due to a tea shortage in Kenya (Photo: Shutterstock)

This is why your cup of tea could soon become much more expensive

Connor Syme acknowledges the gallery at the gaining a place in the final 24 during day three of the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth - Picture by Getty

Connor Syme hoping that practice can make perfect in 2019

Burntisland man Hamish Brown is appealing for his lost letters to be returned.

Burntisland man's appeal for lost letters

Connor Syme is settling into life on the European Tour, but the next even he plays will be one of the Challenge Tours most lucrative tournaments.

'˜I wasn't hard on myself and knew it would turn'
Connor Syme admits he had mixed feelings about stepping off the European Tour and returning home at the start of the week.
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Safyaan Sharif called up for Scotland Cricket

Safyaan Sharif

Safyaan set for Kenya test

Derek Rae in action at last Sunday's London Marathon.

London bronze puts Rio demons to rest

More than 800,000 children under five are severely malnourished and at risk of starving to death.

Disasters Emergency Committee launches East Africa Crisis Appeal

The new Fairtrade film shows the condensed journey of our produce from the beginning of the supply chain, where workers toil away in rough conditions, directly to the end of the journey, where we bring the produce into our homes.

New Fairtrade film challenges Scots not to feed exploitation