National flowers serve as symbols of a country's natural beauty, heritage, and cultural pride. These floral emblems often have historical or cultural significance, representing the nation's ...

And it's not just symbolic in Scotland, the influence of unicorns is everywhere from social media to film and fashion. There's even a National Unicorn Day which is celebrated on 9 April!

Police called on man singing patriotic folk song Flower of Scotland and another ordering a takeaway in an Indian accent, as Police officers forced to record 6,300 'Non-Crime Hate Incidents' last year ...

The Seton Necklace, which is on display in the National Museum of Scotland, is thought to have been given by Mary, Queen of Scots, to one of her ladies-in-waiting, Mary Seton, in the mid-1570s.