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Mr Darcy's daring 'wet shirt' to make another splash this time in Edinburgh

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By Stuart MacDonald, Stuart Macdonald Verified
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Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport Colin Firth 's celebrated ‘wet shirt' from his role as Mr Darcy in Pride and Prejudice can be seen in Scotland for the first time. The Oscar-winning actor wore the shirt while playing the character in the BBC 's 1995 adaptation of the Jane Austen novel. It featured in the lake scene that transformed Firth into an international sex symbol and was later voted the UK's most memorable television drama moment.
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Jeremy Clarkson helps raise £1million for Chris Hoy's cancer charity

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By Rory Tingle Verified, Stuart MacDonald, Stuart Macdonald Verified
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Sir Chris Hoy has revealed Jeremy Clarkson helped raise £1million for his cancer charity by demanding cash from wealthy helicopter-owning tycoons at an auction. The six-time Olympic gold medallist founded the Tour de 4 cycle challenge after being diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. Mr Clarkson, who is in remission after also being treated for prostate cancer, hosted an auction to raise funds for Tour de 4 at a clay pigeon shoot in Northamptonshire last month.
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Fake tea scandal: Professor reveals how he helped police bag scammer

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By Stuart MacDonald, Stuart Macdonald Verified
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Stuart Macdonald Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport A plant scientist has told how he helped bring down a conman who was jailed after making more than £1million selling fake Scottish tea. Professor David Burslem, of Aberdeen University, worked with victims to expose 56-year-old Thomas Robinson. The conman bought tea from around the world and sold it to luxury hotels and department stores as Scottish-grown.
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