Aether: Edinburgh’s Mesmerising Light & Sound Experience
Discover the enchanting world of 'Aether' at Edinburgh's Summerhall, where cutting-edge technology meets immersive storytelling in a breathtaking performance.
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Transgender pool player loses discrimination case
A transgender pool player has lost a high-profile discrimination case after being barred from a women's tournament. The ruling could set a precedent for future disputes in competitive sports.
Paldem: Edinburgh's Summerhall hosts theatrical masterpiece
Discover the captivating performance of Paldem at Summerhall, Edinburgh, where innovative storytelling meets breathtaking visuals in this must-see theatrical production.
Edinburgh Fringe performers hit by £5k accommodation costs
Rising accommodation prices and soaring production costs threaten the future of Edinburgh Fringe, leaving performers questioning if the world's largest arts festival is still viable.
Why I Left the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
One writer shares their candid experience of leaving the Edinburgh Fringe Festival behind and why it was the best decision they ever made.
Trans athletes' gold medals spark fairness debate
A new report highlights the staggering number of gold medals won by transgender athletes in women's sports, sparking fresh debate over fairness in competition.
Female athletes face mandatory gender tests in new rules
New regulations require female athletes to undergo gender verification tests, stirring controversy in the world of sports. Critics argue it's invasive, while supporters claim it ensures fairness.
Childhood diaries wow Edinburgh Fringe audiences
A unique show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival reveals hilarious and heartfelt childhood diaries, offering a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Greens condemn Trump as Starmer faces Ayrshire criticism
Patrick Harvie condemns Donald Trump's divisive language as the former US president visits Scotland, while Keir Starmer faces criticism over Ayrshire campaign remarks.
Greenpeace scales Forth Bridge in Ineos protest
Environmental campaigners from Greenpeace have climbed the Forth Road Bridge near Edinburgh, unfurling banners to protest against petrochemical giant Ineos. The dramatic demonstration calls for stronger climate action.
£550 luxury train from London to Edinburgh – worth it?
A journalist shares their experience aboard a £550 luxury train journey from London to Edinburgh, exploring whether the premium price tag delivers an unforgettable experience.
Greenpeace activists abseil Forth Bridge in climate protest
Ten Greenpeace activists scaled Scotland's iconic Forth Road Bridge, unfurling banners targeting Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe over his fossil fuel ties. Police swiftly intervened as traffic chaos ensued.
Francesca Moody on Fleabag, Baby Reindeer & theatre's future
Exclusive interview with Francesca Moody, the powerhouse producer of Fleabag and Baby Reindeer, as she discusses her journey, Shedinburgh, and the future of theatre.
Jewish comedians pulled from Edinburgh Fringe over safety fears
Several Jewish comedians have withdrawn from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival after venues cited safety concerns for their staff amid rising tensions.
Top Comedy Picks at Edinburgh Fringe 2025
Discover the must-see comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2025, featuring rising stars and seasoned performers like Frankie Monroe, Desiree Birch, and Josie Long.
Thanyia Moore's 'Tragedy' at Edinburgh Fringe
Comedian Thanyia Moore is set to captivate audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe with her deeply personal show 'Tragedy', blending humour and heartbreak in a must-see performance.
1985: Sports' Greatest Year? Reliving Legendary Moments
From Dennis Taylor's iconic snooker victory to Boris Becker's Wimbledon triumph, 1985 delivered unforgettable sporting moments. Explore why this golden year still captivates fans today.
Police probe suspicious incident near Scottish Parliament
Authorities are probing a security alert near the Scottish Parliament after reports of a suspicious vehicle. The area was cordoned off as a precaution.
Terror charges over van ramming at defence factory
Three women have been charged under terrorism laws after driving a van into a defence factory fence in Edinburgh during a pro-Palestine protest. The incident has sparked debates over protest methods and national security.
Three women charged after van rams Edinburgh defence factory
Three women have been charged under terrorism laws after a van was driven into the perimeter fence of a defence manufacturing facility in Edinburgh. The incident occurred at the Leonardo site, raising security concerns.
Edinburgh hotel in hot water over Honda lobby display
The Leonardo Hotel in Edinburgh has sparked controversy by showcasing a Honda car in its lobby, drawing criticism from locals and heritage groups.
Camden Fringe: London's edgy arts festival
Discover Camden Fringe, London's vibrant and eclectic answer to Edinburgh's famous arts festival. With over 300 shows across 25 venues, this August promises unforgettable performances.
Climate activists protest across UK cities
Environmental campaigners have launched coordinated demonstrations in key UK cities, including London, Truro, and Edinburgh, demanding urgent government action on climate change.
UK cities rename squares in tribute to Parliament
Several UK cities, including Truro, Manchester, Edinburgh, and Bristol, have renamed local squares after Parliament Square in Westminster, sparking both celebration and debate.
Scottish students outperform English in uni admissions
New research shows Scottish students are more likely to secure university places than their English counterparts, with Edinburgh University leading the trend.
Kickball in Liberia: A Sport Breaking Barriers
Discover how kickball has become Liberia’s most popular sport, blending elements of football and baseball while challenging traditional gender roles.
Dave Portnoy's Barstool Sports strikes Fox Sports deal
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy secures a groundbreaking partnership with Fox Sports, reshaping the sports media landscape.
Kathy Maniura’s 'The Cycling Man' hits Edinburgh Fringe
Comedian Kathy Maniura debuts her hilarious new stand-up show 'The Cycling Man' at the Edinburgh Fringe, blending humour with everyday cycling mishaps.
Two women arrested under Terrorism Act in Edinburgh
Two women have been detained under the Terrorism Act following a suspicious incident at a factory in Edinburgh, sparking a police investigation.
Teacher guilty of assaulting pupil in Scottish court case
A teacher from Fife has been convicted of assaulting a pupil, following a trial at the Scottish High Court in Edinburgh. The case has sparked debate over safeguarding in schools.
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