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Greta Thunberg

Climate activist Greta Thunberg is to take part in an event at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in August. Picture : Yui Mok/PA Wire

Greta Thunberg to make speech at festival Lucinda Cameron

Dylan Hamilton and Heather Herbert have spoken out about their experiences of transphobia in Scotland

What life is like for trans people in Scotland in 2021 Ginny Sanderson

Eilidh Leheny, 10, has enamel hypoplasia, meaning the enamel on her teeth is very thin.

Edinburgh 10-year-old calls for more awareness of dental condition Elsa Maishman

Captain Sir Thomas Moore and Marcus Rashford feature in the Beano's new comic for adults, saving Christmas by rumbling a plan to steal all Christmas presents (Image: PA Media/Beano)

The Beano is launching a satirical comic for adults Alex Nelson

Dominic Cummings' ill-fated trip to Barnard Castle is lampooned in the special edition of the Beano.

Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings mocked in 'Beano for adults' special edition Brian Ferguson

'Lockdown' named as word of the year in 2020 by Collins Dictionary.

'Lockdown' named as 2020 word of the year Beth Murray

LNER study urges us to take the train

How the pandemic has affected travel: staycationers now choosing trains over pla... Group Reporter

Activist: Greta Thunberg

Greta Thunberg is coming to Edinburgh's Vue cinema Sophie Parsons

Climate change activist Greta Thunberg’s simple act of sitting in front of the Swedish Parliament to protest against the lack of action by the Swedish Government reached millions of people (Picture: Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP)

Why tomorrow’s leaders need a say in how decisions are made today – Erin Waldie Erin Waldie

The famous people we trust to save the planet Sue Wilkinson

The Duke of Sussex in London last month. Picture: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Prince Harry: 'Donald Trump has blood on his hands' Catherine Salmond