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Orange Order walk to close 20 major Edinburgh roads amid Fringe and Oasis shows

A NUMBER of roads in Edinburgh’s city centre are set to close and bus diversions will be in place this weekend due to an Orange Walk amid Oasis's…

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Award-winning garden set to be relocted to Scotland from England

AN award-winning sensory garden designed by an Edinburgh resident has been relocated back to the capital after it was installed in England ...

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Edinburgh festival 'sorry that evening ended in such a difficult way'

FRINGE by the Sea continues this week with a line-up of top acts, despite a "deeply distressing incident" on Saturday evening and the…

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Oasis reunion to deliver £136.6m boost to Edinburgh, analysis forecasts

OASIS fans are forecast to bring £136.6 million cash injection Edinburgh when visiting the city for the band's reunion shows

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Edinburgh pub launches £7k Boston holiday giveaway to mark new venue opening

AN Edinburgh pub is running a contest for an all-expenses-paid holiday to celebrate the premise’s expansion.

The National (Scotland)

Will Hearts’ army of data nerds back up Tony Bloom’s title talk?

In today’s Football Daily: analytics gurus get to work in Edinburgh

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'The weather has beaten us this time': riders forced to turn back as storm batters top UK ultra-cycling event London-Edinburgh-London

Only one rider had reached the Scottish capital when London-Edinburgh-London fell victim to Storm Floris

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She’s Behind You review – Christmas comes early to Edinburgh with panto songs, sweets and subversive spirit

Panto dame Dorothy Blawna-Gale is sharp-tongued and lovable but the hilarity is underpinned by creator Johnny McKnight’s personal story

The Guardian - UK

Scottish women on taking their shows to the Fringe this year

For this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we spoke to three Scottish women in dance that are carving space, shifting narratives, and staying…

The National (Scotland)

The history of racist science in British universities

Letters: Readers respond to the Edinburgh race report series of articles on the university’s reckoning with its historical links to slavery and colonialism

The Guardian - UK

In Pictures: UK and Ireland facing the wrath of Storm Floris

Transport was disrupted while pedestrians faced torrid conditions.

Evening Standard

Storm Floris brings winds of 100mph, travel disruption and power cuts to UK

Edinburgh military tattoo and festival events cancelled and trains badly affected, as forecaster warns of ‘uncharted territory’

The Guardian - UK

Elderly woman hospitalised during far-right counterprotest in Edinburgh

AN ELDERLY woman was hospitalised during a far-right protest in Edinburgh ...

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Storm Floris: What will it mean for your travel plans?

Hundreds of trains to, from or within Scotland have been cancelled, along with most ferries

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This hidden corner of Edinburgh has pretty bakeries, independent book stores and some of the hottest restaurants in the city

Just a mile downhill along the cobbled roads from the city's main attractions is Stockbridge, which has quietly been having a glow up. Emma Henderson visits the bars, pubs, independent shops, green spaces and some of the newest culinary offerings to discover why it’s worth wandering over

Evening Standard

All the London trains disrupted as Storm Floris hits UK

Several services from King’s Cross to Scotland have already been cancelled due to Storm Floris

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: I became a dancer at 68 – and will perform my first solo show at 82

Christine Thynne was nervous about going to her first dance class. But at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe she will be on stage alone, doing all the ‘things I shouldn’t be doing’

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The 7 things you need to know before seeing Chappell Roan in Edinburgh

From show times to age restrictions, here is everything you need to know for the Chappell Roan concerts at Edinburgh's Royal Highland Centre.

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Vittorio Angelone on treading the fine line between comedy and activism

With the world so divided by opinions and controversy, Vittorio Angelone's return to the Edinburgh Fringe comes at the perfect time ...

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Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo cancelled for first time in 75 years

THE Edinburgh Tattoo has been cancelled for the first time in 75 years due to Storm Floris, it has been announced

The Guardian - UK

The Veil of the Temple – powerful expressive talents on display in eight-hour choral epic

The opening concert of this year’s Edinburgh international festival saw conductor Sofi Jeannin put in a remarkable shift marshalling combined choirs

The National (Scotland)

Hundreds of revellers 'stranded' after late-night trains cancelled due to emergency

AN EMERGENCY incident on the train line late last night saw "hundreds" of festival-goers "stranded" in North Berwick and…

The Independent UK

Voices: I won a game show, but even that wasn’t enough to cover performing at the Edinburgh Fringe

COMMENT: I had to use my ‘Weakest Link’ winnings to put on my Edinburgh play, writes Kat Brown. Twenty years on, I don’t know how today’s performers can afford to do it

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I'm camping during the Edinburgh Fringe so I can afford to perform my one-woman show

ROCKETING rents in Edinburgh are forcing Fringe performer Narin Özenci to camp in a tent for the duration of the August festival ...

The Guardian - UK

Make It Happen review – Brian Cox haunts RBS’s Fred Goodwin in sparky financial crisis musical

Cox’s entertaining spectre of Adam Smith visits Royal Bank of Scotland’s fascinatingly bland tyrant CEO in James Graham’s ambitious play about his meteoric rise and remorseless fall

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