A controversial documentary that questions the safety of vaccinations featuring discredited physician Dr Andrew Wakefield is set for a “secret” screening in Edinburgh this weekend.
As Boris Johnson threatens to scrap the BBC licence fee, we must fight to save our public-sector broadcaster, which is the envy of the world, says Ian Murray MP.
Many people seemed to have forgotten Caroline Flack was a real person, a complicated individual, when she was alive; now, social media pundits are ignoring the complexity of mental health, writes Laura Waddell.
A crucial clash at the bottom of the Scottish Premiership, a must-win game for title-chasers Rangers and a 2nd v 3rd battle in the English Premier League are among the games live on TV this weekend
The arrival of a new James Bond film is always an exciting movie event, and upcoming release, No Time to Die, looks like it will be no exception to that rule.
BBC Scotland Director Donalda MacKinnon is to stand down as the corporation's Scottish leader after four years in the role and 33 years with the broadcaster.
The death of former Love Island presenter Caroline Flack raises a number of serious questions about the treatment of celebrities by sections of the Press and on social media, writes Aidan Smith.
The work of Edinburgh-born Hollywood artist George Gibson is to be celebrated in his home country for the first time with a special event at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in April.
He is Scotland’s forgotten Hollywood hero despite a key role in one of the most iconic movies all all-time and a 35-year career with one of the world’s biggest film companies.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has faced criticism from Caroline Flack's management and people on social media, after the presenter died by suicide on Friday just weeks before she was due to stand trial.
