Robert Burns enthusiasts have slammed the “mindless vandalism” of Scotland’s national bard’s final resting place. A glass panel at the Burns Mausoleum in Dumfries was smashed on Tuesday ...

The final resting place of Scotland’s national bard has been targeted by vandals. Part of the Robert Burns Mausoleum in Dumfries was damaged on Tuesday afternoon. READ MORE: New blanket 20mph ...

Cattle ranchers, settlers and dreamers living in southeastern Oregon’s Burns in the 1880s named their frontier town after Scottish poet Robert Burns and set in motion an art-centric outlook that ...

Burns began a correspondence with Agnes McElhose, also known as Clarinda and Nancy, a married woman he was besotted with. When she left Scotland to reunite with her husband he wrote Ae Fond Kiss ...

A 270-year old Scottish folk fiddle once owned by the dance master who taught Robert Burns has made its Carnegie Hall debut in New York - and you could have heard a pin-drop. Gaelic rock ...

“I can’t believe my little niece is 4!!!” Robert captioned his post. “Happy birthday Grace, I’m so lucky to be your uncle ☺️” In later photos, Robert carries Grace on his ...

Police have launched an investigation after the final resting place of Robert Burns in Dumfries was damaged. Scotland's national poet is buried in a mausoleum in the grounds of St Michael's Church ...

Oor gudewife held o'er to Fife, For to buy a coal-riddle; Lang or she cam back again, Tammie gart my tail todle. Tail todle, tail todle; Tammie gart my tail todle; At my arse wi diddle doddle ...

The story of Burns' love affair with a married Edinburgh woman from high society. Show more Burns began a correspondence with Agnes McElhose, also known as Clarinda and Nancy, a married woman he ...

While there is no manuscript evidence to attribute 'Duncan Macleerie' to Robert Burns, it is likely that the poet collected the song. And so, at the very least we might consider it a useful ...