Harry Potter Café Reopens in Edinburgh After Fire
The Elephant House, the Edinburgh café where J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter, has finally reopened after a 2021 fire. See the restored Writers' Room and the salvaged table.
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Harry Potter Café Reopens in Edinburgh After Fire
The Elephant House, where J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter, has reopened in Edinburgh after a 4-year restoration. See the salvaged writing table and new Writers' Room. Visit the magical spot today!
Edinburgh Hogmanay back after last year's storm cancellation
Edinburgh's iconic Hogmanay festival is set to proceed with a four-day celebration, welcoming tens of thousands after last year's disappointment. Discover the full programme and travel advice.
Ryanair plane collides with fuel truck at Edinburgh Airport
Passengers were safely evacuated from a Ryanair flight in Edinburgh after its wing hit a fuel truck. No injuries reported, but departure was delayed by over two hours. Read the full details.
Ryanair plane hits fuel truck at Edinburgh Airport
A Ryanair flight was evacuated after colliding with a fuel truck at Edinburgh Airport this morning, leaving passengers terrified. Follow the latest breaking news updates.
BBC TV licence fee could be replaced by sliding scale
The UK government is reviewing the BBC's funding, proposing a 'sliding scale' licence fee and new commercial streams. Have your say in the public consultation by 10 March 2026.
Ex-Spy Chief: China's 'Industrial-Scale' Tech Theft
Former CSIS head David Vigneault warns of China's systematic espionage targeting Western universities and firms for military tech. He calls for vigilance and data sovereignty.
UK's Best Christmas Market is in Edinburgh
Discover why Edinburgh's Christmas Market was named the best in the UK. From boozy mulled wine to stunning lights, find out what makes this festive experience unforgettable.
Edinburgh's Perfect Autumn Break Revealed
Discover why Edinburgh is the ultimate autumn city break, from transformative whisky experiences to historic tours and award-winning dining. Plan your trip today!
AC/DC gig registers on Richter scale in Melbourne
AC/DC's Melbourne concert literally shook the city, with seismologists confirming the show generated tremors picked up on the Richter scale. Discover how the rock legends made the earth move.
50 Years of Post-Partum Depression Confusion
Post-partum depression has been recognised for 50 years, yet new research argues we're still misunderstanding parental distress. Discover why a relational approach could transform care.
Scotland's oldest bakery for sale after 172 years
Forsyth's of Edinburgh, Scotland's longest-running bakery established in 1852, is now for sale as the sixth-generation family owners announce their departure, marking a poignant moment in Scottish culinary history.
Artificial Tongue Precisely Measures Chilli Heat Levels
Glasgow researchers create revolutionary 'electronic tongue' capable of accurately measuring chilli heat levels, potentially transforming food industry standards and consumer experiences.
Nazi costume tourist battered with beer stein in Edinburgh
A German tourist wearing a Nazi uniform was battered with a beer stein in an Edinburgh pub after his offensive costume provoked other patrons. The 22-year-old man required hospital treatment following the violent confrontation.
Edinburgh Crowned UK's Top Tech Hub Outside London
Scotland's capital surges ahead of Cambridge and Manchester as leading technology centre, with record venture capital investment and booming startup scene transforming the city's economic landscape.
Edinburgh Tourist Tax: Why Visitors Should Welcome It
Discover why Edinburgh's controversial visitor levy isn't just another tax burden but an investment in preserving the city's magic for future travellers.
Edinburgh University staff strike over pay and conditions
Academic and support staff at the University of Edinburgh have launched a three-day strike in a major dispute over pay, pensions, and working conditions, causing significant disruption.
Edinburgh Airport staff to strike in July over pay
Unite the Union confirms over 250 workers at Edinburgh Airport will walk out in July in a major dispute over pay, threatening significant disruption for summer holiday travellers.
Edinburgh Hospital Lockdown After Chemical Incident
A major emergency response is underway at Edinburgh's Royal Infirmary after a suspected chemical incident. Patients and staff were evacuated as specialist hazardous area teams rushed to the scene. Get the latest updates on this developing story.
UK's Edinburgh Voted Best European Destination for Tourists
A comprehensive guide to Edinburgh, officially crowned Europe's leading destination. Discover why Scotland's capital beat cities like Paris and Berlin to win the prestigious World Travel Award.
Hockney's 90m Normandy Frieze for London Show
David Hockney's monumental 90-metre 'Normandy' frieze, a vibrant celebration of the French countryside, is coming to London in a major exhibition. Discover this immersive masterpiece at the Lightroom gallery.
Noto Edinburgh's Tree Snake Mezcal Cocktail Recipe
Discover the secrets behind Noto Edinburgh's show-stopping 'Tree Snake' cocktail. This expertly crafted mezcal concoction with Italicus and Ancho Reyes is the drink of the summer.
Jupiter Artland Sculpture Park Opens Year-Round
Jupiter Artland, the award-winning contemporary sculpture park near Edinburgh, is abandoning its seasonal model to welcome visitors 365 days a year, offering a stunning artistic experience in nature for every season.
Golden Time: Riveting Classroom Exposé at Edinburgh Fringe
Our theatre critic delves into a powerful new play at the Pleasance Dome, exploring the controversial 'Golden Time' system and its impact on young minds. A must-see at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025.
Sam Jay: We The People - A Scorching Edinburgh Triumph
US comedian Sam Jay delivers a masterclass in political comedy with 'We The People' at Edinburgh's Pleasance Courtyard. A razor-sharp critique of American democracy that resonates powerfully with a UK audience.
The Crawl Review: A Dark Triumph at Edinburgh Fringe
Our review of 'The Crawl' at the Pleasance Edinburgh, a brutally funny and unsettling new play that explores toxic friendship and male fragility. A must-see at this year's Fringe.
Trans Comedian Makes History With Edinburgh Fringe Win
Transgender comedian Sophie Hagen has made Fringe history by winning the prestigious Best Comedy Show award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, sparking both celebration and debate.
The Best Hotels in Edinburgh for an Unforgettable 2024 Stay
From historic grandeur to modern luxury, explore our curated selection of the top hotels in Edinburgh. Find your perfect stay in Scotland's captivating capital, whether for a romantic getaway, family holiday, or business trip.
How Fleabag & Baby Reindeer Redefined Fringe Trauma
An exploration of how raw, autobiographical trauma at the Edinburgh Fringe birthed two of the most impactful shows of a generation, 'Fleabag' and 'Baby Reindeer', and the complex legacy they leave for future storytellers.
Dan Tiernan: All In - A Triumphant Edinburgh Fringe Masterpiece
Read our review of Dan Tiernan's award-winning show 'All In' at the Edinburgh Fringe. A masterclass in storytelling that tackles family, identity, and the chaos of modern life with breathtaking honesty and huge laughs.
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