Why is Flying Scotsman so famous? In 1862, when the East Coast route to Scotland was still young, Walter Leith of the Great Northern Railway had an idea. Why not run a through train from London to ...

The National Railway Museum has announced some more details of what Flying Scotsman will get up to in 2025. Flying Scotsman's ...

Gordon Buchanan’s autobiography helps us better understand our role as trustees of the living world, writes Allan Massie ...

"It is extremely disappointing that a small minority of rail enthusiasts put their lives in grave danger in an attempt to take photos of the Flying Scotsman," said Ch Insp Gareth Davies.

Ayr manager Scott Brown was also delighted with his charges, who pushed Hibs to the very brink. George Oakley was denied by a ...

As what's called a "senior broadcast journalist", I'm lucky enough to have played a leading role in reporting some of our biggest stories of the last 15 years, in producing longer feature ...

Fans of the Flying Scotsman are being urged to stay safe during its trip through East Anglia. The steam locomotive, built in 1923 and the first to reach 100mph (161km/h), is due to make its way ...

The latest meeting of EK Probus Club was opened by its president Barrie Crawford, writes Ken Lawton. He introduced Robert Wilson who would talk about James Tytler as the original ‘Flying Scotsman.’ ...

"Premier League, you know what I think, I'm at the age now where I've done it, got the t-shirt, thank you very much but no," the Flying Scotsman declared. Meet the jaw-dropping PDC darts dancers ...

That success in the 1m handicap came after Haslam's Flying Scotsman bounced back in the 1m4½f handicap for JP McManus and Tickets secured a second win at the track in the 6f handicap. The treble also ...

The Flying Scotsman is a 1929 black and white film set on the Flying Scotsman train from London to Edinburgh. Engine driver Bob is due to retire from his job after years of distinguished service.