Alex Salmond, Proclaimers

The Proclaimers join mourners in paying tribute to 'political genius' Alex Salmond at Edinburgh memorial service
Scottish First Minister John Swinney was joined by opposition politicians Anas Sarwar, Kenny MacAskill and Russell Findlay among others. But Mr Salmond's successor, former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon,
Hundreds turn out for Alex Salmond’s memorial as The Proclaimers perform rousing anthem in tribute
POLITICAL leaders have gathered to pay tribute to Alex Salmond at a public memorial service in Edinburgh. The former first minister died last month in North Macedonia at the age of 69. First
The Proclaimers to sing at Alex Salmond memorial
Brothers Craig and Charlie Reid will sing their pro-independence anthem Cap In Hand at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh.
The Proclaimers to perform at Alex Salmond's memorial service this weekend
The Proclaimers are to perform at Alex Salmond's memorial service on St Andrew's Day. The Scottish band - known for hit single I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) - will perform their pro-independence song Cap In Hand and will be joined at the event by singers Dougie MacLean and Sheena Wellington.
Proclaimers to perform at Alex Salmond memorial service
The Proclaimers will perform at a memorial service for Alex Salmond taking place on St Andrew’s Day. The service at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh will be streamed live from 11am on Saturday. Mr Salmond,
Mourners to gather for Alex Salmond memorial service
The service will include tributes from political allies and opponents and musical performances.
Alex Salmond's family 'doing OK' and 'proud' of late former FM ahead of memorial
Salmond's niece Christina Hendry said her family has been too busy to fully process and grieve her uncle's passing last month.
The Proclaimers: "You were great!", enthused the man from the DHSS
Over the decades, Scottish musicians have made many classic, cult or under-appreciated albums that have stood the test of time. Today, we look ...
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The Proclaimers bite back against the UK's nostalgia
But they believe it is the UK - not them - that has become toothless. The Proclaimers' latest album, Dentures Out, is peppered with punk energy and caustic commentary that many may not agree with.