#OnThisDay 1968: 4472: Flying Scotsman was broadcast. The full programme is available on iplayer, here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p011vfqw/4472-flying-scotsman | BBC Archive

The FLYING SCOTSMAN and the FORTH BRIDGE - Can I catch them together? The Flying Scotsman is the most famous locomotive in the world. The first engine to reach 100 miles per hour, it has been around the world, been in movies and TV shows and is the recognisable face of steam power for many. The Forth Bridge is a UNESCO world heritage site and an iconic Scottish landmark. This big red bridge is recognisable world-wide, as a symbol of a Scotland, and our engineering heritage. As the Flying Scotsma

It's back... steam locomotive The Flying Scotsman has taken its first journey after a 10-year restoration worth £4.2m | Sky News

The Flying Scotsman travels from London Kings Cross to York for its first journey since its restoration. The much loved steam train was retired in 1963, but is now back in service after being bought by the National Rail Museum and restored at a cost of £4.2m. | Channel 4 News

After a multi-million pound restoration, the famous Flying Scotsman locomotive returned to the tracks today. It'll be visiting the Midlands later in the year when it comes to the Severn Valley Railway Official Site. Here's a stunning aerial video of the engine on on of its tests. http://www.itv.com/news/central/2016-01-08/flying-scotsman-locomotive-back-on-tracks-and-coming-to-the-midlands/ | ITV Central