Lifestyle

HOME buyers are shunning the Capital’s demanding property market in favour of seaside towns in East Lothian, according to a new report.

British restaurant-goers are increasingly saying “arrivederci” to spaghetti and garlic bread and turning their attention to dishes such as 
tabbouleh, falafel and fried plantain, research indicates.

Earlier on in the week it was a big day for us, we were going through to St John’s hospital in Livingston for Harris to finally get his tonsils out.

Sometimes even the best of relationships must come to an end, but Hayley Matthews is finding it hard to move on.

Mystery surrounds the future of the Au Bar on Shandwick Place.

Ryanair has been rated the worst firm for customer service out of 100 popular British brands - with consumers citing unhelpful staff and miserable complaints handling.

A young apprentice who struggled at school and faced knockbacks from several companies is now thriving at aerospace engineering company Leonardo in Edinburgh and is in the running for a prestigious UK award.

Thirty-eight years after collecting the first Perrier Comedy Award (now known as the Edinburgh Comedy Awards) as a member of Fringe sketch troupe Cambridge Footlights, Hugh Laurie returned to Scotland’s capital to pick up a rather different prize.

Celebrating the talent of both established and up-and-coming comedians performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the awards are now in their 39th year.

Gardening is a beloved pastime for many people across the UK, especially when weather permits.

With the tax-free childcare scheme having replaced the childcare voucher scheme last year, are families any better off?

Running from 1998 to 2000, the cult of Louis Theroux began with Weird Weekends, the documentary maker’s unorthodox but tongue-in-cheek series of BBC Two programmes.

Scottish Twitter is often hailed as the most entertaining subculture on the social media platform, and now one user has been crowned the funniest member of it.