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The Culture Newsletter
August 27, 2026
The festival leaving Edinburgh
After 50 years, the TV Festival will not be renewed for another season—but there will be a reboot in Manchester. The true cost of the move is about more than money
Isabel Hilton
Society
August 27, 2022
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe at 75: a year of reckoning?
Christopher Silver
Philosophy
September 15, 2020
Is the University of Edinburgh right to “cancel” David Hume?
Julian Baggini
Politics
February 25, 2020
Can Scotland forge its own relationships in Europe?
Kirsty Hughes
Politics
September 11, 2019
Boris Johnson, the judges and the big political lie
Tom Clark
Politics
Boris Johnson, the judges and the big political lie
Tom Clark
Society
June 20, 2018
If you could have one last drink before you die, what would it be?
Barry Smith
Society
If you could have one last drink before you die, what would it be?
Barry Smith
Essays
March 16, 2017
Architecture: The slow ruin of Edinburgh
Owen Hatherley
From the magazine
Essays
Architecture: The slow ruin of Edinburgh
Owen Hatherley
From the magazine
Politics
May 09, 2016
I cannot wait to see what Ruth Davidson does next
Sophie Brodie
Politics
I cannot wait to see what Ruth Davidson does next
Sophie Brodie
Politics
August 08, 2014
Scottish independence: Salmond's chances for victory are running out
Peter Kellner
Politics
Scottish independence: Salmond's chances for victory are running out
Peter Kellner
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