Scottish comedian Karen Dunbar has admitted she's been forced to turn down elements of her work due to suffering with memory problems triggered by menopause. Karen 55, best known for her work in the ...

Each time the Edinburgh Festival Fringe rolls around, the Royal Mile is bombarded with tour groups, eccentric street performers, and people flyering. Locals notoriously avoid the thoroughfare in the ...

The BBC has spoken out after viewers complained about a Scottish presenter. Judith Ralston has long been a favourite of BBC Scotland viewers during her career spanning two decades having joined the ...

A racist wielded an axe in a shocking incident at an East Lothian caravan park after a man threw a brick through his caravan window. Matthew Reveley shouted "black b*****" at the man during a drunken ...

An Edinburgh Fringe performer has been left heartbroken after thieves 'broke into the theatre and stole' a beloved family heirloom. Sachie Mikawa, 48, is starring in Egg: The Biggest Unborn Artist at ...

A major Edinburgh route was blocked as rush hour began on Wednesday morning after a car flipped onto its side and went up in flames. Citybound motorists were stuck in huge tailbacks on the A8 Glasgow ...

An Edinburgh woman has spoken of her horrific ordeal after her beloved dog was attacked. Shona West, who lives in Stockbridge, held her Pekingese pup Diggory in her arms as he passed away at the vets ...

An Edinburgh primary school has welcomed three sets of twins in a rare occasion for the start of the new term. Teachers at Sciennes Primary School are set for a difficult task as the twins all start ...

Marks & Spencer is set to get the go ahead to open its first East Lothian store as plans for new retail units go before councillors next week. Council planners are recommending the proposals, which ...

An Ednburgh couple were left in shock after a man was seen urinating on their gate. The Southside residents checked their CCTV to find the individual relieving himself at around 8.30pm on Tuesday ...

One of the joys of the Edinburgh Fringe is discovering unknown talent. From over 3,600 shows, there’s sure to be hidden gems. However, this also means that going to see unknown comics is a gamble.