Glasgow historians say they are "optimistic" that an ancient sycamore with links to Mary, Queen of Scots can be saved after it was badly damaged in Storm Éowyn. The Darnley Sycamore in the south of ...

David McDonald, chair of Friends of Crookston Castle, told the BBC: "The tree looks ... was once the family seat of Henry Stuart, the cousin and second husband to Mary, Queen of Scots.

The tree is also linked to Mary Queen of Scots, Glasgow Live reports ... Storm Éowyn rips roof off building and lands on car in Scots town The pair stayed at Crookston Castle, his family seat, before ...

Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, sat under the tree when she nursed him back to health after an illness. The pair then stayed at Crookston Castle, his family seat. The tree, which is protected by a fence ...

The Darnley Sycamore, on Nitshill Road in the southside of Glasgow, is believed to be 5-600 years old – and is also said to have sheltered Mary, Queen of Scots. However, images taken by The National’s ...

According to legend, Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley and his wife, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, sat under the tree while she nursed him back to health after an illness. The tree, which is protected by a ...

In Glasgow, a 400-year-old tree with connections to Mary Queen of Scots was severely damaged. A number of branches on the Darnley Sycamore – said to be where Mary Stuart nursed Henry Stuart ...

Two people have died and 1,105,000 properties across the UK and Ireland have now lost electricity due to Storm Eowyn. Falling trees and flying debris were blamed for knocking out power lines after ...