Perhaps “Mary Queen of Scots” will be more your cup. The story of the titular Titian-haired monarch — who returned to her native Scotland ... from a script by “House of Cards” writer ...

Mary, Queen of Scots has long been written about ... Though Elizabeth insisted on keeping Mary under house arrest when she fled the uprisings in Scotland and sought solace in England (Mary was ...

A Scottish national treasure once owned by Mary, Queen ... Scots, who was held in captivity for 19 years before she was executed The casket was acquired by National Museums Scotland from ...

She was Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, finally returned after an ... shows how terrifyingly violent and volatile this era was. It makes House of Cards look like Blue Peter. Is it any wonder ...

In fact, the oldest inhabited house in Scotland, which the same family ... and was even visited by Mary, Queen of Scots in 1566. The Stuart family first came into possession of the property ...

Description of events leading up to the death of Mary ... into Scotland known as 'The Rough Wooing'. Conscious of the benefits of an alliance with France, the Scots betrothed the young queen ...

According to the historian Robert Stedall, the Queen is related to Mary Queen of Scots via Henry VII's ... family is descended from the Royal House of Scotland.” Furthermore, according to ...

Was Lord Darnley, husband to Mary, Queen of Scots, killed by English spies ... the future King James I of England (James VI of Scotland), was then just eight months old. In the first episode ...

Her years in Scotland ... queen. Mary, Queen of Scots and Lord Darnley (Credit:Original at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire, in the care of the National Trust/ Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons) On ...

A previously unknown rare portrait of Mary Queen of Scots, as she would have looked ... made her a politically toxic personage even in Scotland. Murdering a reigning monarch was generally ...

stating that the emphasis of Mary, Queen of Scots' link with Edelwood Castle may have been hyped up for tourism purposes during its early stages in Scotland. However, some historians are currently ...

The manor, believed to be the oldest continually inhabited house in Scotland, has been in the same family for 500 years ...