Is a bridge to Forfar a bridge too far?
A prominent architect claims a road bridge linking Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man would improve the countries' futures.
Professor Alan Dunlop estimates the massive engineering project would cost around £15 billion.
It comes after UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was ridiculed for his suggestion of a bridge across the English Channel to the French president a week ago.
Mr Dunlop says he was inspired by fjord-spanning 'floating' bridges in Scandinavia.
He told Manx Radio not only is the project feasible - but it could have real economic benefit:
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