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Published on 21 April 2011

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St Andrews University alumni remember their student days

By Gill Davies

Prince William met his future wife, Kate Middleton, at The University of St Andrews and said recently it was “far and away the best university in the world”. To celebrate its 600th anniversary, alumni actor Siobhan Redmond, BBC Scotland Political Editor Brian Taylor, Literary Editor of The HeraldRosemary Goring and BBC Sports Presenter Hazel Irvine reminisce about their student days in the 'auld grey toon'.

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