MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS and Queen Elizabeth I had one of the most infamous rivalries in royal history. Here, Express.co.uk delves into the truth of the staggering lifelong feud that has captured ...

A collection of letters written by Mary, Queen of Scots during her time in prison was recently discovered hidden in the National Library of France archives — and a team of codebreakers just ...

An important local legend holds that Mary, Queen of Scots and her second husband, Lord Darnley, sat under the tree while she nursed him back to health while staying at nearby Crookston Castle ...

Mary, Queen of Scots was gruesomely beheaded by order of England's Queen Elizabeth I on this day in history, Feb. 8, 1587. Mary was convicted of plotting to overthrow Elizabeth.

Letters signed by Mary, Queen of Scots and her husband Lord Darnley urging a Highland family to keep the peace in and around Inverness are to be auctioned later. They were written almost 500 years ...

During a visit to Perth in 2021, the Queen said: “Scotland has played such a very special part in our lives, and that of my family, over the years and we have greatly enjoyed our frequent visits.” ...

Both Mary, Queen of Scots, and James V crossed the Old Ancrum Bridge, which was key to travel, commerce and war October 30, 2020 Why Henry VIII Orchestrated Every Detail of Anne Boleyn’s Execution ...

The tree is also linked to Mary Queen of Scots, Glasgow Live reports. ... The pair stayed at Crookston Castle, his family seat, before marrying on July 29, 1565, when she was aged 23.

An “extraordinary” silver casket believed to have belonged to Mary Queen of Scots has undergone fresh conservation work ahead of going on tour around Scotland. It is thought the casket was ...