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Travel: Greek island getaway where the ambience is relaxed and lunch floats by Tim Knowles discovers a Greek island getaway where the ambience is relaxed, the lunch hour just floats by and the pristine beach is an award winner in its own right.

Travel: Greek island getaway where the ambience is relaxed and lunch floats by

Travel: Glasgow hotel’s luxury provides warm embrace in the chill of winter If a snow shower doesn’t wake you up on a Saturday morning, then I don’t know what will.

Travel: Glasgow hotel’s luxury provides warm embrace in the chill of winter

My Scotland: Top harbour towns with Scottish songwriter Lou Mclean Scottish songwriter Lou Mclean's new album, Outline of a Girl, is rooted in Scotland’s women-led work song traditions.

My Scotland: Top harbour towns with Scottish songwriter Lou Mclean

Travel: New Alpine ski resort at Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise is something very special The sun kisses the top of the mountain, a blush pink breath that warms the cold north face of l’Aguille Rouge in the French Alps.

Travel: New Alpine ski resort at Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise is something very special

Violence against women crisis: Dundee is most dangerous area in Scotland for a woman to live Dundee is Scotland’s most dangerous city for a woman to live in, with violence against women four times more likely than in the Shetlands.

Violence against women crisis: Dundee is most dangerous area in Scotland for a woman to live

The most dangerous place in Scotland to be a woman… Her own home Violence against women crisis: Shocking increase in domestic attacks has experts asking: Why we are getting it so wrong?

The most dangerous place in Scotland to be a woman… Her own home

Campaign for conversations to open up as farmer mental wellbeing hits four-year low Charities supporting Scotland’s farmers are seeing huge demand for counselling and support services as mental wellbeing in the sector hits a four-year low.

Campaign for conversations to open up as farmer mental wellbeing hits four-year low

Fifa condemned as ‘official touts’ over World Cup ticket resale row A Tartan Army veteran last night branded Fifa “official touts” of the World Cup this ­summer as resale tickets for the football ­tournament hit record prices.

Fifa condemned as ‘official touts’ over World Cup ticket resale row

How to get your second hit comedy on Netflix: Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee on embracing the mystery for new show Lisa McGee changed her drink order on holiday recently. Instead of a prosecco she went for a Kir Royale – which is essentially the same drink with a splash of creme de cassis in it – and her friends pounced on her. Who on Earth do you think you are?

How to get your second hit comedy on Netflix: Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee on embracing the mystery for new show

Grannies on the breadline: The pension gap is creating a generation of women struggling to afford a decent retirement Women are being plunged into poverty in old age because of one of the biggest global pensions gaps, warns a leading economic organisation.

Grannies on the breadline: The pension gap is creating a generation of women struggling to afford a decent retirement

Your week in the stars with Frank Pilkington, February 15 Discover what's heading your way as Frank Pilkington reveals your week in the stars in our Horoscope column, February 15 edition.

Your week in the stars with Frank Pilkington, February 15

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These are the faces of the close to 200 women killed by men in Scotland over the last 16 years. Many were murdered in the one place they should feel completely safe - their own home. This week, we ask for your help in ending misogynistic violence.

Travel: New-look Marriott hotel in heart of Holyrood gets our vote The Holyrood area of Edinburgh is one redolent with history. The eponymous Abbey was established in 1128 by King David I, with legend suggesting the king founded it after witnessing a vision of a stag with a shining cross between its antlers. The ruins of said abbey still stand beside the Palace today.

Travel: New-look Marriott hotel in heart of Holyrood gets our vote

Travel: Picnics and pearl diving in jewel of the Middle East I’m shucking oysters, hunting for pearls. A curved knife fits neatly into my palm as I cut and squeeze, discarding the slippery flesh and feeling instead for tiny treasure. It’s mucky, repetitive work, but strangely addictive.

Travel: Picnics and pearl diving in jewel of the Middle East

My Scotland: Natalie Dean’s favourite spots for a February day trip Natalie Dean is based in Ellon in Aberdeenshire and loves sharing her favourite spots in the Shire and beyond.

My Scotland: Natalie Dean’s favourite spots for a February day trip

Travel: Cocktails, culture and music at the end of the Mardi Gras rail line in New Orleans “There’s only so much you can look when you’re driving,” I overhear one passenger say, gazing out the window as our train pulls away from urban areas and glorious Gulf Coast into swampland.

Travel: Cocktails, culture and music at the end of the Mardi Gras rail line in New Orleans

Alarming level of obesity in Scots schoolchildren as experts call for crackdown on junk food industry Record numbers of Scotland’s children are already obese by the time they start primary school – thanks to a diet of harmful junk food.

Alarming level of obesity in Scots schoolchildren as experts call for crackdown on junk food industry

Food for thought as Sunday Post has a day out feeding the animals and learning the challenges facing Edinburgh Zoo It’s tough, dirty and demanding, but caring for animals at Edinburgh Zoo starts long before the gates open to the public.

Food for thought as Sunday Post has a day out feeding the animals and learning the challenges facing Edinburgh Zoo

Mother’s torment as her paedophile ex demands access to their 3-year-old A mother is calling on the Scottish Government to tighten laws over parental access after her paedophile ex-partner demanded visits with their young child.

Mother’s torment as her paedophile ex demands access to their 3-year-old

Actress and comedian Ashley Storrie on life after losing mum Janey Godley, the new season of her sitcom Dinosaur, and why no job is too cheesy Ashley Storrie might have been in her 30s when she realised her ambition of making a sitcom, but the Glaswegian star was no stranger to a camera.

Actress and comedian Ashley Storrie on life after losing mum Janey Godley, the new season of her sitcom Dinosaur, and why no job is too cheesy

Horoscopes: Your week in the stars with Frank Pilkington, February 8 Discover what is heading your way as The Post’s celebrity astrologer Frank Pilkington reveals your week in the stars in our Horoscope column, February 8 edition.

Horoscopes: Your week in the stars with Frank Pilkington, February 8

MSP calls for parole system changes to reduce victim trauma A politician is petitioning the government to change the parole system to prevent trauma to victims of the most sickening crimes.

MSP calls for parole system changes to reduce victim trauma

Eljamel victims demand first minister lift timebar on their cases Patients harmed by shamed neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel are demanding to know how “exceptional” their injuries need to be before the first minister will remove timebar.

Eljamel victims demand first minister lift timebar on their cases

Video shows brick thrown at grieving sister’s window by thug jailed for beating Demi Hannaway… now family plead for protection This chilling CCTV, taken in the middle of the night – and days after the death of Demi Hannaway – shows her ­family being intimidated by the man who was convicted of beating and abusing her.

Video shows brick thrown at grieving sister’s window by thug jailed for beating Demi Hannaway… now family plead for protection

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Travel: San Antonio is alive with colour on the Day of the Dead We hear it before we see it. A distant drumbeat, a simmering, sizzling percussion that cuts through the warm night air and ripples along the San Antonio River Walk.

Travel: San Antonio is alive with colour on the Day of the Dead