At the end of the 13th century, William Wallace led the Scots in battle against the invading English during the First War of Scottish Independence. He’s hailed as Scotland’s National Hero, but ...

Sir William Wallace was more than just a warrior – he was a symbol of Scotland’s fight for freedom. In this video, we explore the true story of the man behind the legend, from his rise during the Wars ...

Sir William Wallace wasn’t just a warrior – he was a symbol of resistance and one of the most iconic figures in Scottish history. In this video, we tell the story of how Wallace rose from obscurity to ...

William Wallace – His Uncle's proverb, from Bower's Scotichronicon c.1440s. The reputation of William Wallace runs like a fault line through later medieval chronicles.

It's the blockbuster film about the life of William Wallace that led to a generation of Scots (and many non-Scots) gleefully shouting "Freeeddooomm!" at the top of their lungs, and incredibly it ...

One of those people was a man called William Wallace. We don't know much about Wallace's early life but in 1297, he is reported to have killed William de Heselrig, the English High Sheriff of Lanark.

Mel Gibson's brother Donal Gibson features in the film as Stewart, leader of one of the clans that joins forces with William Wallace. 13. Wallace's quote in the movie, "every man dies.

William Wallace's sword being checked for damage after casing smashed in climate protest at Wallace Monument in Stirling. This Is Rigged campaigners are calling for the Scottish government to ...