Netflix has confirmed hit crime drama Department Q, which was set and filmed in Edinburgh, will return for a second series.

An independent Edinburgh art gallery has announced details of a new exhibition of work from Jack Morrocco, one of Scotland’s most notable and collectable contemporary artists.

Guillermo del Toro's new film Frankenstein is heading to selected UK cinemas ahead of its Netflix premiere in November. The unexpected cinema release for the adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic ...

Out of the six names that were heavily linked with Strictly Come Dancing in the previous months, only one actually ended up ...

Karen Bucknall, 55, from Birmingham said her "dream came true" after she performed two comedy shows in the capital as part of ...

Sophie features in a six-part photography and mini docu-series that follows the stories of local corner shop bosses from ...

Such was one family's realization when their life with one dog, a regal Chow Chow named Dexter, was transformed by the ...

The Channel 4 show, which returns on 2 September, will see 12 amateur bakers whisk, mix and soufflé their way to success under the watchful eye of judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. Hosts Alison ...

Formerly MSc in Informatics, the programme evolves to meet the growing demand for AI expertise in the UAE and beyond ...

Stephen Jenkinson, Edinburgh’s transport boss, said: ‘I’m delighted that we’ve reached this key milestone to deliver a new cycle hire scheme for Edinburgh. Voi brings a wealth of experience in this ...

Dept. Q has been officially renewed for a second installment. Netflix confirmed the news, with the show runner and stars also sharing their excitement.

It’s a set-up that promises unaltered blasphemous satire, but writer Sergio Antonio Maggiolo sidesteps the easy route: Jeezus ...