THE legendary lead singer of Scottish band Runrig, Bruce Guthro, has died at the age of 62. Former bandmate and MP Pete Wishart revealed the sad news on social media this afternoon. Bruce Guthro has ...

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Tributes have been paid to Runrig singer Bruce Guthro following his death aged 62. His former bandmate Pete Wishart, now an MP, described Guthro as an “exceptional singer, musician and songwriter”.

IT'S a regular feature of ceilidhs, weddings and, of course, Scotland matches at Hampden. But Runrig's version of Loch Lomond is also a hit with GERMAN side FC Köln. The Bundesliga giants have adopted ...

The singer-songwriter announced two months ago that he was battling with illness. The frontman, who replaced original lead vocalist Donnie Munro, was a mainstay of the Scottish rock group from the ...

Runrig's version of Loch Lomond has been voted Scotland's greatest song, it was revealed yesterday. The charity ScotsCare, which helps Scots in London, carried out a poll to find the nation's ...