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Performers tell of 'five times a week' homophobic and transphobic abuse during Edinburgh Fringe

Performers have warned they are too scared to flyer in costume

Attacks on new SNP MP 'outrageous', says her predecessor

Stephen Gethins said Lara Bird was an ‘upgrade’ as MP for Arbroath and Broughty Ferry and criticised those who ‘resort to personal attacks’

Flagship North Sea floating wind projects stall as SNP warned not to 'squander' renewables potential

The Scottish government has been warned not to “squander” Scotland’s renewables potential after it was revealed projects have stalled.

The three barriers to growth - by a Scottish scale-up success story

Addy Mohammed of Simple Online Healthcare says experience, funding and connections are holding back growth firms

Madonna and Me: There is no age limit to saying what you believe

I am constantly berated, not for my opinions but for the ‘sin’ of being old

Nicola Benedetti says doubters questioned her relationship with 'kindred spirit' husband

Artistic director of the Edinburgh International Festival discusses marriage to acclaimed jazz musician

A shift from promises to policy could make or break Scotland’s food and drink sector

There are some obvious, high profile quick wins for the new Prime Minister and Chancellor

Jason Byrne interview: If you do Edinburgh you will come out a black belt comedian

Jason Byrne is on fire with 30 Years Byrning at this year’s Edinburgh Festival as he returns to the city that started his career.

It’s always easy to blame the media but that is not where the fault lies

It was inevitable that anger would turn on the media for publishing the stories which wrecked Jason Arday’s reputation

Scottish civil servants back into the office should be priority

. The Scottish Government have now stopped publishing data on how often staff attend the workplace

Celtic and Rangers make major transfer moves as £8.5m deals for World Cup star and winger pursued

Old Firm spending set to soar past £50m in current transfer window

Top women's waterproof jackets to keep you dry through autumn rain - from Columbia, Decathlon and more

From lightweight packable shells to a warm jacket designed for temperatures as low as -10°C, these are four women's waterproof jackets to consider for autumn.

Bomb scare on CalMac ferry as passenger rescued from water

Arran ferry evacuated amid emergency

EIF theatre review: the 'devastating' Hang Time

Set in a strange liminal space between life and death, Zora Howard’s play about a lynching is a courageous and clear-eyed look at America’s painful past, writes Joyce McMillan

Connor Syme conjures up rare bogey-free round on tough Donald Trump course

Links specialist Matthew Southgate leads Nexo Championship as posse of Scots make cut in Aberdeenshire

Record number of competitors heading to Highlands for World Porridge Making Championship 2026

The World Porridge Making Championship will welcome the largest number of competitors to Carrbridge this autumn.

Fringe comedy reviews: Kanan Gill | Bella Hull | In Memory of Me | Shane Torres | Chris Grace | Fab Goualin

Our critics’ latest round-up includes an Indian stand-up and movie star who dazzles his audience , an SNL UK writer destined for stardom, and a couple of American comics who aren’t as edgy as they think they are

Review: Neal’s Yard’s luxury Frankincense range left my skin more hydrated - and it’s now up to 30% off

Neal’s Yard Remedies’ Frankincense Intense range promises luxurious age-defying skincare, but does it deliver? I added four products to my routine, alongside two of the brand’s beautifully scented handcare favourites.

The ‘nothing to see here’ culture pervades Scotland's public sector - leader comment

The people who always know best are those on the frontline, not those sitting in an office drafting a reputation-saving statement

I watched Rangers edge past Jablonec and noted Fernandez fury, a new signing with promise but problem areas

Three takeaways from Rangers’ 1-0 win over FK Jablonec in Conference League

I changed almost all my bedding to M&S – now my bed feels like a luxury hotel (cloned)

I decided to upgrade almost my entire bed with M&S bedding, from Egyptian cotton sheets to a luxurious all-seasons duvet and pillows. Here's what I thought of the results.

e.l.f. Cosmetics deal gives shoppers a full-size beauty product free with £30 spend

There’s a limited-time e.l.f. Cosmetics promotion that could make stocking up on your favourite make-up even more tempting, with a full-size Bronzing Drops included when you meet the spend threshold.

How Edinburgh Napier University is educating Scotland's next generation of secondary teachers

Thinking of becoming a teacher? Edinburgh Napier University could get you there in a year, and you can even get paid to study.

How Glasgow Caledonian University and NHS Scotland are shaping the future of healthcare

An ageing population and rising demand are reshaping healthcare in Scotland. Through collaboration, education and innovation, the close partnership between Glasgow Caledonian and NHS Scotland is preparing for the challenges ahead.

Ediston Homes announces opening of new bungalow show home in Auchtermuchty, Fife

Set in the peaceful Fife town of Auchtermuchty, Linen Lea offers modern bungalow living surrounded by beautiful countryside, with a brand-new show home opening its doors this September, giving prospective buyers the opportunity to find their forever home and be settled in by the end of summer.

Donald Trump course packs punch again in windy conditions for Nexo Championship

Defending champion Grant Forrest recovers from horror start to match playing patner Patrick Reed’s opening effort in Aberdeenshire

'No deadline' on Rosebank and Jackdaw decision, says UK energy minister

Michael Shanks said the government “will make a decision as quickly as possible” about whether the North Sea oil and gas fields will get the go ahead.

Community councils gather to oppose 'senseless' wind farm schemes

More than 200 community councils have signed a ‘unified statement’ on the issue

Scotsman Fringe First awards: week two winners revealed

Today we announce five more Fringe First winners, plus special guests for our final awards ceremony in Pleasance Grand on Friday 28 August