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Edinburgh taxi driver Peter Corsie with his dog Doris at Crufts 2025.

My dog bagged second place at Crufts and I couldn't be more proud

The 2023 Edinburgh Marathon Festival took place in glorious sunshine to helped put a smile on runners' faces

It’s the Edinburgh Marathon tomorrow – fancy a lift? - Vladimir McTavish

Steve Coogan as Jimmy Savile in the BBC drama The Reckoning

Chilling drama recalls encounter with beast, and marathon cheat - Vladimir McTav...

Craig and Debbie Stephens from Edinburgh, with former X-Factor star Stevie Ritchie (centre).

Couple to host TV show with former X-Factor star

Hibs forward Harry McKirdy is marshalled by Orestis Kiomourtzoglou and Yutaro Oda of Hearts during the last derby meeting. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS Group

First TV Edinburgh derby of 2023/24 confirmed

Mya Christie can play as a winger or wing-back. Credit: Hibs Women

Christie eager to get going at Hibs

King Charles has made a last minute change to the coronation

King Charles bans TV cameras from filming ‘sacred’ part of coronation

Shaq made a big move on Tanya. (Credit: ITV)

Tanya and Shaq become first 2023 Love Island couple to visit hideaway

This Morning: Miriam Margolyes stuns Holly Willoughby with swear word

Bonnyrigg goalkeeper Mark Weir enjoyed some "good banter" with the Hibs fans in the Premier Sports Cup tie at New Dundas Park. Picture: Mark Scates / SNS

Rose goalkeeper on banter with the Hibs fans and how he put off McGeady

Jean & David Short, whose Bellsmanins home is set to feature in Scotland's Home of the Year.

Borthwick couple open their doors for Scotland's Home of the Year BBC TV show

Sky Sports cameras will be at Hearts and Hibs games in December and January. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group)

TV date change for Edinburgh derby and Old Firm encounters for Hearts and Hibs

The entire pelaton came crashing down after a spectator reached out into the road with a placard (Photo: Getty Images)

Chaotic scenes as spectator with placard takes out entire Tour de France peloton

Robbie Neilson is enjoying Friday night games. Picture: SNS

Why Hearts boss Robbie Neilson enjoys Friday night games

£2m was spent to prepare for daily government press briefings that now won’t hap...

Hearts owner Ann Budge spoke about the windfall Hearts and Hibs could miss out on from the Scottish Cup. Picture: SNS

Hearts and Hibs to miss out on sizeable windfall from possible Scottish Cup semi...
The Capital clubs are due to meet at Hampden Park next month
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Jack Ross. Pic: SNS

Jack Ross: I know why the television cameras have picked Dundee United v Hibs .....

David Gray celebrates after Hibs won on their last trip to Tannadice in March 2017. Picture: SNS

Hibs' Scottish Cup tie with Dundee United moved for TV coverage

Scott Sinclair in action for Celtic.

Bottle thrown at Celtic’s Scott Sinclair during Hibs Scottish Cup tie

The Scottish Sprint Cup has been revamped for 2019. Pic: TSPL

Musselburgh to welcome TV cameras for money-spinning day of racing

Hibs manager Neil Lennon has enjoyed success against Celtic and Rangers. Picture: SNS/Alan Harvey

Revealed: Neil Lennon's impressive Hibs record against Celtic and Rangers

Hearts goalkeeper Zdenek Zlamal. Picture: SNS

Hearts keeper Zdenek Zlamal blasts '˜losers' who '˜punched me in the face'

Scotland fan Kyle Muir, left, with Wales-supporting fiancee Kate Harwood. The pair got engaged at the Wales v Scotland Six Nations match. Picture: Contributed/KateHarwood

Scotland fan proposes to Wales-supporting partner at Six Nations game

Come Dine With Me offers a four figure prize for the person with the most points

Edinburgh contestants wanted for Come Dine With Me auditions

Mrs May and Mr Trump speak to reporters. Picture: AP

Trump backs Brexit during first meeting with PM May

Ross Muir has been practising hard ahead of next week's Scottish Open. Pic: PA

Ross Muir vows not to freeze in front of TV cameras again

Ross Muir in action against Ding Junhui at the York Barbican

Snooker: Errors cost Ross Muir in front of TV cameras
ROSS MUIR says he has no-one to blame but himself after buckling under the pressure of the TV cameras at the Betway UK Championship yesterday.
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Josh Taylor is not daunted by the prospect of 20,000 screaming fight fans and a TV audience of millions

Josh Taylor relaxed ahead of Frampton-Quigg undercard bout

Recycling firm’s boss runs to try to avoid TV cameras

Suzanne Pilley murder: Televised sentencing could become regular fixture

John Gibson: Hands off the broon sauce, guys