Grace Hussey
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I went for a coffee in Edinburgh and felt like I was being watched the entire time (opens the original)
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It’s early on a Tuesday morning in Edinburgh and I’m sitting by the window in Princes Street's Waterstones, just cracking open my laptop to begin work, when I realise I’ve made a grave error sitting by the window. Throughout the half hour that I sat at my table, more than 30 people stood behind me and took photos of Edinburgh Castle. I understand the appeal, I understand wanting photos to preserve the memory. It’s a beautiful view; that’s why I chose to sit and drink my coffee there. But a quick
Scottish Labour leadership election need to know: date, time, location (opens the original)
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The person chosen to replace Anas Sarwar as leader of Scottish Labour will be announced on September 19. There have already been weeks of infighting but nominations close on Monday, August 17, with members given between August 28 and September 17 to choose a successor. Mr Sarwar resigned last month in order to take a seat in the House of Lords and become a trade minister in Andy Burnham’s government. The election for a new Scottish Labour leader will be crucial for the party’s survival, after a
English pub chain takes over Scottish university bar (opens the original)
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Wetherspoons has taken over a Scottish student union bar. The English chain will open the bar, named The Red Gown, at the University of St Andrews. It will open on Friday, September 4, just in time for freshers' week. The new Wetherspoons is the first to open in St Andrews and will be the first Wetherspoons in a university in Scotland, but the fifth in the UK, following universities in Newcastle, Birmingham, Surrey, and Hull. Wetherspoons said that it is looking to open more pubs in universities
From TikTok FYP to the Edinburgh Fringe: The ten most Gen Z shows on stage this year (opens the original)
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I see you. Your screen time has just hit double figures on TikTok, your thumb aches with swiping and your pinkie has developed a permanent phone-shaped dent. But what if your favourite personalities, series, and internet trends appeared on stage? Here's my Gen Z pick of the Fringe. Queer Diary features a different set of performers every night reading out their ‘REAL teenage diaries, angsty poetry, thirsty fanfic and terrible Tumblr posts’. Though we might try to forget, we all remember our own
Forget Cartwheel, who was Meredith Kercher, the girl at centre of Amanda Knox show? (opens the original)
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Amanda Knox’s Cartwheel, being performed onstage at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, has been hitting headlines since it was first announced. An online search of Meredith Kercher’s name brings up countless reviews of Knox’s show, showing very little of who Kercher was and what happened to her. Aside from those who followed the trial in 2007 or present-day true crime junkies, not much of the public know what really happened almost twenty years ago. Amid Knox’s journey to reclaim the miscarriage of
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