then, there has been a steady flow of migration between the two countries. Italy and the fascist involvement in World War II brought many hardships on Italians settled in Scotland - many families were separated as adult males were interned. The family members that were left behind were forced to cope with mistrust and discrimination. Of those imprisoned many men found themselves held in Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man. A number of others were employed in Orkney, at Scapa Flow, to construct a barrier against Nazi U-boats. These men additionally constructed the Chapel of Lambholm from scrap metal and junk. Nowadays, this Chapel is one of Orkney's most popular tourist attractions. Today, Italian Scots can be found working in all manner of professions. However, a large proportion of the community have plied their trade in the catering industry, working in the chip shops, ice-cream parlours, pizzerias and restaurants across Scotland. In Edinburgh,The Italo-Scottish Research Cluster (ISRC) aims to study Italian immigration in Scotland and promote relations between Scotland and Italy. Notable Italian Scots John Amabile, interior designer Ronni Ancona, impressionist and actress Angus Barbieri, holds the Guinness World Record for the longest recorded fast at 382 days. Nicola Benedetti, violinist George Biagi, Rugby Player Romana D'Annunzio, television presenter Junior Campbell, musician and composer Gianni Capaldi, actor Lewis Capaldi (b. 1996), singer-songwriter and first cousin, twice removed of actor Peter Capaldi Peter Capaldi (b. 1958), actor and director, best-known for Malcolm Tucker in The Thick of It and the Twelfth Doctor in Doctor Who Emilio Coia, caricaturist Jack Coia, architect Paul Coia, television presenter Angela Constance, Scottish National Party MSP Mario Joseph Conti, emeritus Archbishop of Glasgow Nina Conti, actor, comedian, and ventriloquist Tom Conti, actor Adrienne Corri, actress Simon Danielli, rugby union player Nick De Luca, rugby union player Richard Demarco, art impresario Sophia Dussek, musician Paul di Giacomo, footballer Linda Fabiani, Scottish National Party MSP, and former Minister for Culture Charles Forte, hotelier Rocco Forte, hotelier Dario Franchitti, Racecar driver Marino Franchitti, Racecar driver Chris Fusaro, rugby player Armando Iannucci, writer and satirist Keira Lucchesi, actress Lou Macari, footballer and football manager Peter Marinello, footballer Oscar Marzaroli, photographer Dominic Matteo, footballer Kirsty Mitchell, actress Alberto Morrocco, artist Giovanni Moscardini, footballer Sir Anton Muscatelli, Principal and Vice-Chancellorof the University of Glasgow Daniela Nardini, actress Paolo Nutini, singer-songwriter Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, sculptor Carmen Pieraccini, actress Paul di Resta, Formula