One-offs from Edinburgh Fringe stars Lil Wenker and Lorna Rose Treen, a live comedy auction and an anarcho-futurist comedy ...

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We meet Climate Camp Scotland to talk reclaiming green spaces, tackling the far right, and building a climate justice ...

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Call My Agent's Camille Cottin is superb in this nuanced French drama about a middle-aged woman suddenly charged with the ...

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On his latest record, Barry Can’t Swim cements himself as a boundary-pushing voice in electronic music, fluent in mood, ...

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With a day job in dementia care and education, Noah Barker shares the life-altering effects of music on dementia patients.