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Lying in Cheapman Bay, near South Georgia, it is a natural monument that honours a remarkable Scot who was frozen out of history by one of the great Boy's Own heroes.

Liddell was the remarkable Scot who won the 400m in the 1924 Olympics in Paris and who – footballers aside – could lay claim to being Scotland's most famous sportsman.

It is remarkable how little Scots obsess on the reigning family when compared with our neighbours in the Union.

Andy Murray has one of the best records for consistency in the men's game but the 28-year-old Scot's remarkable run of appearances in Grand Slam quarter-finals is over.

Murray's honour caps a remarkable year for the Scot, who claimed a second Wimbledon title, defended his Olympic crown and took the world number one slot from Novak Djokovic in an extraordinary run of form.

It has been a remarkable period in charge for the Scot, who turns 70 in December.

The Scot has experienced a remarkable 24 months at the Canaries helm, leading them from League One to the Premier League  with successive promotions.

It has been a remarkable upturn in form from the Scot after he won just three matches in total during the last four major tournaments.

All these he shared with his remarkable friends: the entrepreneur Matthew Boulton and his Scots partner James Watt, of steam-engine fame; Josiah Wedgwood the potter; Joseph Priestley, discoverer of oxygen and fighting radical; and James Keir, pioneer of the chemical industry.

His victory over Murray at Flushing Meadows was a part of that remarkable run when he outclassed the young Scot - who was making his first and until Sunday only grand slam final appearance - in straight sets.

Thanks for the support". Lifetime Achievement award this evening and the Scot has been reflecting on his remarkable cycling career.