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Imaginary friends, runaway horses and Roger McGough’s take on the Wind in the Willows are among the treats for younger audiences at the festival

Former Scottish first minister tells Edinburgh fringe show she has done nothing wrong but still trusts ‘the process’

Speaking during her Edinburgh Fringe show, the SNP MP joined a list of her colleagues calling for the Bute House Agreement to be reviewed.

Smash Hits, the new Grayson Perry retrospective at Edinburgh’s National Galleries, spans the 40-year career of the recently knighted artist. It’s an exhibition packed with scrutiny of the entanglements of self and society, as Perry casts up snippets of the institutional landscapes that formed him: family, England, the art world.

A TIDAL energy company based in Edinburgh has fallen into administration.

Swap hotels, cottage rentals and campsites for a freewheeling adventure on the road

AN Edinburgh pop-up bar refused permission to keep operating in the city centre has lost a bid to stay until October.

EMERGENCY services rushed to Edinburgh city centre after a “suspicious package” was found near several Fringe venues.

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In her Edinburgh festival show, LA comic and clown Courtney Pauroso plays a latex-clad humanoid pleasure device. But are fringegoers ready to restart her?

This year’s complement to the fringe is not short of drama in Alberta Whittle and Peter Howson’s impassioned work – and there is balmy colour from Elizabeth Blackadder