“It’s really rubbish to be like, it’s me,” laughs Lauren Lyle when asked about the secret to the success of Karen Pirie.

The name may be most familiar in Glasgow for the famous music venue but there’s another King Tut in town as Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition opens on Thursday at the SEC.

Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee Ian Smith returns to the Edinburgh Fringe this summer with a new show about stress, love and buying a magic spell off Amazon.

Stuart McPherson, one third of the hit Scottish comedy podcast Some Laugh, is back at the Edinburgh Fringe with his latest show Crisps and a Lie Down.

Comic Nick Mohammed on his character Mr Swallow and going from playing to three people to an Emmy nomination for Ted Lasso.

Sally Magnusson reflects on 27 years covering the biggest stories on Reporting Scotland, and what lies in her next chapter.

Cunard's Sea of Glamour exhibition is looking for stories from the public about their ships built on the Clyde, including the QE2.

As the famous Australian soap theme goes, everybody needs good neighbours. But what happens when they make life a nightmare, and stretch patience to the limit?

The fact that islanders braved a freezing cold night to say goodbye showed clearly the affection held for the retiring veteran of the Caledonian MacBrayne fleet - MV Hebridean Isles.