Hope Whitmore

"I’m Italian for the next week."

We spoke to the author about her reimagination of Shakespeare's 'The Winter's Tale' and how it echoes her own life.

Photos taken for housing charity Shelter have finally been released to the public after a 45-year embargo.

We spoke to neurologist and author Suzanne O'Sullivan about her new book, It's All in Your Head.

Autism in girls is not acknowledged enough, which is why this film is so important.

We went to the final skate jam at what's been the epicentre of the city's skate scene since the 1980s.

"I don't feel Machiavellian, but I know I can be. I mean, I've done things that people describe as Machiavellian."

Edinburgh is home to Kismot, the keeper of one of the world's hottest curries. My friends and I decided to see if we could tackle what Kismot calls "The Killer," but it left me wondering: Why do people hurt themselves like this?

Medical cannabis isn't legal in the UK, but that doesn't stop these two home pharmacists from processing it into oils and capsules and giving it to sick people.

I went canvassing with them in Edinburgh to find out.

Sparing a thought for the printers and patriotic clothing companies that will be left bereft after the vote.

Richard Wiseman is a professor at the University of Hertfordshire, a magician, skeptic, and best-selling author. He’s been called “the most interesting and innovative experimental psychologist in the world today."