A RARE gathering of Scotland's clan chiefs was held to pay respect to soldiers who died at the Battle of Flodden, 500 years after their ancestors fought the English. Around 40 clan leaders from ...

Scottish veterans and serving soldiers attend an unveiling ceremony of a bronze statue of a Black Watch soldier to commemorate the 8,960 Black Watch officers and soldiers who died with more than ...

The last king to die on the battlefield in Britain was King James IV of Scotland at Flodden 500 years ago. He was the last in a long line of rulers - particularly north of the border - to meet ...

They were held off by Scottish soldiers and fled back to their camp. Sir Henry de Bohun also attempted to murder the Scottish king that evening, ... The Battle Of Flodden (1513) Advertisement ...

After the battle, thousands of soldiers were marched more than 100 miles from southeast Scotland to Durham, university officials said. About 3,000 of the soldiers were held at Durham Cathedral and ...

There were an estimated 10,000 Scottish deaths in the battle, including that of King James IV and members of almost every noble family. About 4,000 English soldiers also lost their lives.

(Flodden 1513 Ecomuseum) NORTHUMBERLAND, ENGLAND—Archaeologists have conducted a survey of the site of the Battle of Flodden , which took place on September 9, 1513, between England and Scotland.

It was on September 9, 1513 that the Battle Of Flodden took place - a particularly brutal and bloody confrontation which saw the invading Scottish Army pulverised by the English.

500 years ago in 1513 James IV led his army to the devastating and traumatic defeat of Flodden. James himself, perhaps Scotland's most brilliant, gifted and beloved king, was killed and the ...

The 500th anniversary of the Battle of Flodden between Scotland and England takes place later this year. BBC Scotland's Richard Gordon looks at its historical significance and the events being ...