Edinburgh council agrees Scotland’s first visitor levy charge at online meeting - Visitors staying in the city will have to pay a 5% fee per night, capped at seven nights.

To gather the data and come out with a prediction, the tournament is simulated 10,000 times to make the most likely results. Ireland are tipped for success this year, just like they were when they won the Six Nations last time out, with an overwhelming score of 63. It’s miles ahead of France in second who have 29.

Edinburgh, the charming capital of Scotland, has served as the filming location for several TV shows and blockbusters like Avengers: Infinity War, F9 and One Day. Here's the ultimate guide for the entertainment-obsessed.

Edinburgh councillors are to vote for Scotland’s first visitor levy designed to raise £50m annually for the authority. The final proposals for the scheme, taking account the findings of the 12-week public consultation, were presented by officers at a special meeting of the Policy & Sustainability Committee last Friday (January 17).

Former Scotland Under-20 captain Liam McConnell will make his first Edinburgh start when Sean Everitt's side travel to Scarlets on Saturday in URC action. The 20-year-old blindside flanker made his debut off the bench in December's Challenge Cup loss to Gloucester and comes in as one of six changes to the starting XV from the win over Black Lion.

Brian Cox is set to make his return to Scottish theater with 'Make It Happen,' a new satirical play from acclaimed playwright James Graham.

Edinburgh councillors have approved a visitor levy, or tourist tax, but have agreed to extend the deadline for applying it to bookings.

Make It Happen' by James Graham will see 'Succession' star Cox portray Adam Smith, the pioneering Scottish philosopher and economist at this year's Edinburgh International Festival.

The tempest continues to rage this morning meaning flooding and travel disruption are possible throughout the weekend.

Average house prices rose £11,613 in Scotland over the last 12 months according to analysis of the latest statistics by a leading property firm.

From Islay to Irvine, few places escaped the wrath of Storm Éowyn, with hurricane-force winds wreaking havoc on sections of the country that were effectively in a state of lockdown. Those who ventured out encountered a tempest that took no prisoners,