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Paxton and Coldstream targeted by doorstep callers

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Scenes from Berwick's old bridge and quayside can be seen in Outlaw King, starring Chris Pine, which is in select cinemas and on Netflix from November 9, 2018.

Outlaw King release date

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Number of police officers on local beats continues to fall

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Cliffside rescue

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Students celebrate A Level exam success

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WATCH: Trailer released for Robert the Bruce film, Outlaw King

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Eyemouth’s new RNLI lifeboat

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There has been a rise of more than 50% in livestock worrying incidents being reported to Police Scotland.

50% rise in livestock worrying incidents

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SB Cares to fill vacancies

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Berwick gymnasts enjoy success at Redcar event

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Jed Davie, right, in blue (picture by Ian Georgeson)

Summer reshuffle at Rangers continues on and off the park

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Badminton and tennis coach Peter Hardie surrounded by friends, family and youngsters he has coached after being presented with his BEM by Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire Jeanna Swan.

BEM presentation to coach Peter Hardie

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Action from Redcar. Picture: Colin Poole Photography

On-form Bandits flying high and leading the way at the top

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No time to rest as we get ready for new season ahead

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WEE GERS WILL BE SERVING UP NORTHERN SOUL

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What we miss as Scotland fans: the 1982 World Cup revisited

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World Cup 2018: David Weatherston’s preview

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A Large White butterfly

Summer shines light on winners and losers in butterfly attraction stakes

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Laura Lindow brings to life the untold stories of Scottish prisoners of war from the 1650 Battle of Dunbar in her new play. Woven Bones.

Lost Scottish soliders remembered in new play

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Images from the 2018 RISE Symposium, on Arts and Mental Health.''RISE was delivered in partnership by CABN, Live Borders and the Joint Health Improvement Team (Scottish Borders Council/NHS Borders). This event took place to coincide with the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival ' with events taking place across Scotland from 7 ' 27 May 2018.''Speakers included:''Kevin Harrison ' Director (CEO) Artlink Central " Susheila Jamieson, Artist " Haylis Smith ' Mental Health Strategy & Commissioning Manager, Scottish Borders Council " Allyson McCollam ' Associate Director of Public Health " Siobhan McConnachie ' Head of Education, National Galleries of Scotland " Scott Wright, Grant Pringle ' Workplus " Sharon Quigley ' Artist " Clare de Bolle ' Chief Officer, Youth Borders " Soundcycle " Tom Swift ' VOMO " Niall Campbell, Catriona Barquist ' Borders College " Arabella Harvey ' Roundtable Projects, NHS Lothian " Shaureen Lammie ' Museums & Galleries, Live Borders " Niamh Allum ' Gala Resource

The arts offer a powerful contribution to mental health

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Sounds like a good idea...Martin Suckling, associate composer with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, needs our readers help to compose a new piece of music for Armistice Day 2018, the centenary of the end of World War One.

Still time to share your church bells for new composition

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A refugee family returning to Amiens, looking at the ruins of a house, September 17, 1918. � IWM (Q 11341)

This is why The Battle Of Amiens was so important 100 years ago and how it led to the Armistice

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Following the capture of Grevillers by the New Zealand Division, Men of the Royal Garrison Artillery pose beside one of the 4.2 inch guns of a captured battery at Grevillers, 25 August 1918. Note the camouflage netting on the ground, which was designed to prevent the guns from being spotted from the air. � IWM (Q 11243)

What was The Battle of Amiens and why was it so important in bringing about the end of the First World War?

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