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- Aug 14, 2026
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Edinburgh Fringe AI posters prompt fear over 'collapse' of design industry (opens the original)
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EDINBURGH is covered in posters showcasing the thousands of Fringe shows taking place this month. Some of these, however, have not been made by humans. Several companies and performers are now advertising shows with posters that seem to be completely AI-generated, with human designers warning we may be looking at the “collapse” of their industry. One of the comedians choosing to use AI rather than an artist is Raul Kohli. Kohli has several shows on this year, two of which are advertised using AI
Scotland urged to fund local journalism after being excluded from UK scheme (opens the original)
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CROSS-PARTY MSPs are urging the Scottish Government to establish a fund to support local journalism after Scotland was left without an equivalent to a new £12 million UK Government scheme. Scottish Labour MSP Katherine Sangster launched a motion in the Scottish Parliament pushing for financial support for local journalism, which has been backed by MSPs from across the political spectrum. Sangster said: “Local journalists and news providers are an invaluable part of our communities. It is vital t
Parkinson's medication hailed as new 'tool in the box' after NHS Scotland approval (opens the original)
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A NEW drug to manage Parkinson's has been approved for use in NHS Scotland. The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has approved Lecigon for patient use when standard medications usually used to manage the day-to-day effects of the disease are unable to alleviate advanced symptoms. The drug, which is already available in England and Wales, is administered through a wearable pump that delivers the medication straight to the intestine. Its use was previously rejected in Scotland. READ MORE: What d
Major boost for 'critical' bus services as £2.7 million funding unveiled (opens the original)
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THE Scottish Government will provide Transport Scotland with a further £2.7m to help alleviate the effect of the conflict in the Middle East which has led to increased fuel prices. This support will continue until October 2026. It is aimed at small-to-medium sized businesses and community transport operators. The financial support follows an initial £3.5m distributed through an uplift to Transport Scotland's Network Support Grant (NSG), running from April to June. READ MORE: Majority of accounts
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