Tucked away in the glamorous confines of the Glasgow Hilton Hotel lies the Morblas Seafood and Grill – a trendy eating spot which celebrates Scotland's national larder with local, seasonal produce and classic dishes with a subtle culinary twist.
Stand-up comedian and serial prankster Lee Nelson is surprising Edinburgh locals with pizza and live comedy in the comfort of their own homes.
With Burnistoun returning to TV for a one-off special this Monday night on BBC 1, Burnistoun’s Big Night, we’ve rounded up the five best sketches from the comedy show.
Marcus tells me that the Scottish crowd have the best heckles. “There was this fantastic woman last night, I would guess in her mid-fifties. I was doing some stuff on the moronic dentist that shot the lion – and as loud and bold as you like, in the broadest Glaswegian accent – she shouted,” Brigstocke then attempts in a gruff Scottish brogue: “‘JE SUIS CECIL!’”
The 75th World Pipe Band Championships are coming to Glasgow later this month, and here are our favourite facts about Scotland’s national instrument.
Getting those summer blues? Expedia's new music app, the Festival Playlister, will help bring back memories from your favourite music events.
World-renowned Thai performers The Ladyboys of Bangkok stole the show as they arrived at Edinburgh's Fountainbridge venue on Tuesday.
Scotland's favourite lager brand Tennent's is helping you beat the post-holiday blues with the chance to win some goodies and a case of beer delivered to your door.
Despite it being our national dish, a recent study shows that around 44 per cent of Scots HATE haggis – proving that it is just as divisive in our home country.
