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Herald Diary: So isn't it time Ryan Gosling grew up?
We mentioned that Police Scotland is to introduce a survey allowing criminals to rate their stay after an evening banged-up in the cells. Alan Gilston tells us that a pal of his carried out a minor misdemeanour, resulting in the Boys in Blue hauling him off to the cop shop, where he was detained overnight...
Herald Diary: A window on a different world south of the Border
Herald Diary: Stop: Is this the best career you could have?
Herald Diary: So will a jail review be a hard sell?
Herald Diary: A Swift denial of a nasty rumour
Herald Diary: Just what do they get up to in Majorca?
Herald Diary: Keir Starmer, a kitten and a missed opportunity
Herald Diary: One burning question about James Bond
Herald Diary: A harsh lesson from William McIlvanney, teacher
Labour is lost in identity politics while right-wing thrives, says left-wing comedian
Oasis, the Herald Diary and a wonderwall of fun
Herald Diary: Those Gallagher brothers: just how do you tell them apart?
Herald Diary: The cattle ranch old-timer who would have shocked John Wayne
Carlos Alba: So will the Fringe become a victim of its own success?
Herald Diary: Oasis in August? What could possibly go wrong?
Herald Diary: Noel and Liam back together? Oh brother, that's nothing
Herald Diary: Inspired by Shakespeare, this isn't half Bard...
Herald Diary: Why we have a vague impression of Holy Isle being interesting
Herald Diary: Middle-aged dating: ethical or not?
Herald Diary: The funny thing about a trip to Colorado
Judges reveal the top 15 funniest jokes from this year's Edinburgh Fringe festival
Herald Diary: Point-scoring with football knowledge
No crime at Reginald D Hunter Fringe gig as separate venue cancels comedian's show
Herald Diary: Take a breaker, and enjoy the laughs
Reginald D Hunter show sparks police review after Israelis heckled out Fringe gig
I don't think anything like the Fringe could exist in the US
Herald Diary: The Olympic event that could bring gold to Glasgow
Herald Diary: The big problem with an early Beatles smash hit
Herald Diary: Three of the best: McDonald's, KFC and Nacho Novo
Herald Diary: Ah, Bob Dylan. Knock, knock, knockin' on Father Time's door
Edinburgh International Festival 'rivals Olympics on global stage'
Herald Diary: The bronze medallist who was brassed off
'One of the nice ones': Linchpin of Scottish comedy scene dies
Herald Diary: The last word on Rangers' Cyriel Dessers
Herald Diary: Phew... It's a good job Mairi McAllan avoided the name trap
Why are so many Westminster figures flocking to the Edinburgh Festivals?
Herald Diary: Here's how to get a meal out of Ozzy Osbourne
Herald Diary: Andy Murray the greatest? Nah, think again
The last laugh? Edinburgh Fringe stars reveal how technology could kill comedy
Alison Rowat: Mhairi Black trades politics for comedy. How is it going?
Herald Diary: So farewell, then, Andy. Here's how to enjoy your R&R...
Herald Diary: Why Labour is getting a new name (with apologies to Keir Starmer)
Herald Diary: So, another Scottish football season. We all know what's coming next
Herald Diary: Why there's no chance of the Tory contender dragging his heels
Herald Diary: Oh no, please don't let Kamala Harris win the White House
My show picks up after my last comedy special about my cancelled wedding
These are five of the most-talked about stand up shows at the Fringe
My dad was a Scottish Jewish Presbyterian. When I hear a Scots accent I feel at home
'If I wasn't a stand up, I’d be a teacher as that involves a level of performing'
'I am told I must try something called Irn-Bru'
'Princess Syndrome is the story of a queer child failing to find love'
'I put a trigger warning on the show because it is not for children'
My show is a retelling of a traumatic event ... I'm a glutton for punishment
A trip to Portobello Beach saves my sanity during chaos of Edinburgh Fringe