The British government has unveiled a £60 million ($73 million) package to support growth across the creative sectors, being announced at Friday’s Creative Industries Growth Summit in Gateshead. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is presenting the funding plan to more than 250 creative businesses and cultural leaders at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music.

Since the low point of an Edinburgh derby defeat on Boxing Day, Hearts have improved and the combination of Penrice and Spittal down the left has been the key. Those two - Penrice in particular - have been the shining lights in a gloomy season so far for the Edinburgh club,

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AN SNP minister has challenged Labour in the Commons over plans to build a supercomputer for the University of Edinburgh were scrapped.

The charge for using a dedicated zone beside Edinburgh Airport’s terminal for up to ten minutes will cost £6, officials announced on Wednesday. The airport said the move was to encourage more travellers to switch to public transport - buses and trams - to reduce emissions and cut congestion.

Hearts are moving closer with attempts to sign more players and an Aberdeen ace is attracting interest in the latest Scottish transfer news.

In movie terms, we could call it Sliding Doors meets The Imitation Game. Part turning point based on a twist of fate, undoubtedly aided by a bit of code-breaking now beginning to look like a stroke of genius.

The UK Government has unveiled a £60 million package to support the creative industries.

Baby Reindeer creator Richard Gadd has revealed he will not be returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and has put his comedy career on the back-burner. The writer and performer won the most coveted comedy award at the Fringe before having a hit with the original stage version of Baby Reindeer, before it was snapped up for a Netflix series.

In addition to the support, the government has also launched a new UK Soft Power Council to build trust and drive economic growth