There is a pride in Scotland - romanticised perhaps, but a pride none the less - about our military traditions. Scotland has always provided a percentage of the British Army disproportionate to its population's size. Where does this martial culture sit alongside the shortbread-tin version of the Highlands, or the socialist glory of the former industrial areas? What is the enduring appeal of regiments like the Black Watch?
Monday, August 07, 2006
Gregory Burke's new play
In The Guardian, Gregory Burke explains why his new play is about the Black Watch regiment.
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