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#MondayMeals: Polenta Fries With Parmesan Cheese and Truffle

This week we’ve got the lovely folk at Nomad taking over. They recently set up Nomad Pizza as part of the revamped Taste of Buchanan food court at the top of

What it’s like to train to be a vet

What does it take to become a vet? We speak to final year vet student Terri Steel to see how she landed her dream career.    What do you do? 

#MondayMeals: Smokin Bro’s Smoked Pulled Pork with Spicy Ketchup

Smokin Bro’s Smoked Pulled Pork with Spicy Ketchup Smokin’ Bros are a couple of friends from Edinburgh aiming to bring you the most lip-smacking lovely selection of smoked meats. This

Kim Kardashian got robbed – here’s how to protect your stuff

The top story on the DM this morning (c’mon, don’t pretend you don’t check it first thing too) announced that Kim Kardashian West had been robbed at gunpoint while staying in

Surviving cold and flu season

All morning at Source Towers, we’ve been complaining. It’s cold. It’s wet. It’s getting dark earlier and earlier. Strictly is back on the telly. At least three of us are

REVIEW: Bridget Jones’s Baby

Dir: Sharon Maguire Certificate: 15 Release date: 16 September 2016 As far as Brit rom-coms go, Bridget Jones’s Diary is a true icon. The 2001 hit, based on the Helen

How I become a videographer: Lewis Notarangelo

  When it comes to cool careers, shooting and editing videos has to up there, right? Lewis Notarangelo has worked with a range of clients including Nairns Oatcakes, Lothian Buses,

#MondayMeals: Fearne Cotton’s Sri Lankan vegetable curry

Many moons ago, before Rex and Honey came along, Jesse and I went on a far-flung adventure to Sri Lanka. It is such a vibrant country where the people smile from

Famous Rejection Letters

What do U2, JK Rowling and Tim Burton all have in common? Rejection, of course! They may be among the world’s most talented, successful and famous individuals, but they aren’t immune

Scottish Teenage Book Prize nominees share their top reads

Today, the shortlist for the Scottish Teenage Book Trust was announced, with Keith Gray’s The Last Soldier, Joan Lennon’s Silver Skin and Claire McFall’s Black Cairn Point all making the cut. Want

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