Dougray and fellow celebrity Scots gathered to mark the 250th anniversary of the birth of Scotland's most famous poet
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East Kilbride-born Lorraine got into the spirit of the evening by toting a tartan print bag
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Hunky Dougray among Scottish stars celebrating Burns Night
SEND TO A FRIEND27 JANUARY 2009
Some of Scotland's best known faces celebrated their Scottish heritage this week by gathering for a traditional Burns Night celebration.
This year marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of 18th-century Scottish poet Robert Burns, and Fife-born Dougray Scott led stars marking the event with a special meal in a Belgravia restaurant.
He was joined by fellow countrymen David Couthard, Dragon's Den star Duncan Bannatyne, and GMTV favourite Lorraine Kelly - accessorising for the occasion with a tartan print handbag - for the celebration, which is traditionally held on or near the bard's January 25 birthday.
On the menu for Monday's gathering, at which F1 champion Jackie Stewart received a Great Scot award, was Scottish wild salmon, fillet of beef, and - an essential element in any Burns Night feast - haggis.
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