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Game of Thrones star Iain Glen may have recovered from deadly greyscale in the epic drama but he's asking his fellow Scots to "own up to the inevitable" and make a will. (Picture courtesy of Sky)

What do Iain Glen, Dame Judi Dench, Graham Norton and Robert Peston have in common?

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Thank you...from the charity partners who have been supported to the tune of more than �19 million since Will Aid was first launched here in Scotland in 1988. This year marks the 30th year and it is hoped a record amount can be raised across the UK.

Live Aid was catalyst for Scottish solicitors to band together for Will Aid in 1988

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Armistice 100: Hundreds brought to book for launch of First World War history in Hawick

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Documentary set to revive controversy over Hawick Common Riding gender dispute

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Hawick housebreaker given unpaid work order and curfew

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Multiple people injured after bus and lorry collide near Langholm

Transport

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Flags are dipped as Brian McLeod salutes during the two-minute silence.

Armistice 100: Hawick remembers, in pictures

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Ashleigh Fisher at the Beauty Lounge, Hawick.

Hawick’s Beauty Lounge vying for national accolade

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Stuart Macfarlane is pictured on the day he played at Durness, Great Britains most northerly golf club

Golf fan Stuart Macfarlane completes mission to play all 522 Scottish mainland courses

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Former Hawick cornet Chuck Whillans.

Hawick in mourning for former cornet Chuck Whillans

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Scottish FA agrees to remain at Hampden Park

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Greens stars face gruelling sessions

Rugby

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

Football

Sevens series looks like a step too far

Rugby

GREENS HOPE TO BE IN SEVENS HEAVEN

Rugby

Cunningham quits Hawick

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This year's Hawick Common Riding.

Documentary set to revive controversy over Hawick Common Riding gender dispute

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Pete Coe plays at the Rolling Hills Folk Club tomorrow night

One of folk music’s greatest entertainers rolls into Darnick

Music

Visitors to Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott, have only a short time left to see three rarely seen watercolour paintings before they disappear back into private collections.'A 'lost' Turner painting of Abbotsford, a miniature portrait of a fouryear-old Scott (the earliest known to exist), and a miniature portrait of Scott's first love, Williamina Belsches, are being removed from display at the end of November and returned to their owners.

last chance to see rare paintings

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Rebellious move...Nancy Clench and author Claire Askew enjoy a sneak peek of the Rebel anthology, ahead of its launch for Book Week Scotland this year.

Live Borders plays its part in rebellious 2018 Book Week Scotland

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Alexander and Archie Laing at Denholm's War Memorial

ARMISTICE 100: Denholm remembers

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Stuart and Caja Sharkey at Hawick's Drumlanrig Bar with daughters Lily, Lola and Ruby.

Couple calling time at Hawick’s Drumlanrig Bar

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