Edinburgh International Book Festival - Jenny Kleeman
Journalist and documentary maker Jenny Kleeman’s The Price of Life delves into the ethical and economic complexities of this profound question. In a world obsessed with data, Kleeman’s voice and insights are an essential part of the conversation.

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Samantha Harvey
Samantha Harvey’s 2024 Booker Prize-winning Orbital juxtaposes the majestic with the intimate in an exquisite depiction of awe, fragility, and contemplative observation. Harvey returns to the Festival to reflect on her year since winning one of literature’s highest honours and what it means to write life in space with the sensibility of a nature writer.

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Judy Murray
Judy Murray former tennis professional and coach, and mother to Andy and Jamie, returns to the Edinburgh International Book Festival with her second novel, tennis club whodunit Game, Set & Murder

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Penny Johnson
Penny Johnson is a founding member of the Institute of Women’s Studies at Birzeit University and has published articles and edited a number of important books on Palestine. Her latest book, Forgotten: Searching for Palestine’s Hidden Places and Lost Memorials, written with awyer, writer, and human rights activist Raja Shehadeh explores the landscape of Israel and Palestine to show how monuments which have been created, maintained, or neglected map the political and cultural struggles which fragment the land today.

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Nicola Sturgeon
On the launch of her new memoir, Frankly, Nicola Sturgeon pulls back the curtain on her personal evolution from a shy working-class child to one of Scotland’s most significant political leaders

Edinburgh International Book Festival - John MacKay
Broadcaster, John MacKay, celebrated his 30th anniversary with STV in 2024. His memoir, Scotland Today and Yesterday has been republished in an updated version to celebrate the occasion

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Bolu Babalola
Bolu Babalola discusses her recent novel, Sweet Heat with Nyla Ahmad and along the way chats about the awkwardness of love

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Mark Kermode Live in 3D
Film critic, Mark Kermode is joined by Brian Cox, Kate Dickie and Michelle Gomez in a discussion on the latest film releases and reminiscing the vintage age of cinema

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Paula Hawkins
Author of the global phenomenon Girl on a Train, Paula Hawkins joins Val McDermid to talk about her latest novel,The Blue Hour.

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Ruth Jones
Co-creator of beloved sitcom Gavin and Stacey (and acting force behind the iconic Nessa), Ruth Jones, discusses both her writing craft and new novel, By Your Side, with the internationally bestselling crime writer, Val McDermid

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Dawn O’Porter
Dawn O’Porter’s debut novel, Paper Aeroplanes, inspired by, and loosely based on, her own experiences of growing up in the small island community of Guernsey in the 1990s. O'Porter appears at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in a conversation with Denise Mina

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller
Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller at the Edinburgh International Book Festival where they discuss Daybreak in Gaza, an anthology they have co-edited.

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Daisy Buchanan & Hattie Crisell
Podcasters Daisy Buchanan and Hattie Crisell before their Edinburgh International Book Festival discussion where the authors discuss Crisell's 'In Writing' and Buchanan's 'Read Yourself Happy'

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Joe Dunthorne
Welsh Novelist, Joe Dunthorne, before his appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival where he discusses his book Children of Radium

Edinburgh International Book Festival - Harriet Walter
Harriet Walter, before her appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival where they discuss her book She Speaks! where Shakespeare's female characters speak their minds

Red Arrows Fly-past
The Red Arrows fly over Edinburgh on their fly-over of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary season this year
Iain Dale All Talk with Michael Crick, Brian Taylor & Sir John Curtice
Broadcasters, Michael Crick and Brian Taylor, and political scientist, Sir John Curtice are interviewed by LBC presenter Iain Dale in the All Talk series of interviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Lord Kim Darroch
Former British Ambassador to the United States, Lord Kim Darroch are interviewed by LBC presenter Iain Dale in the All Talk series of interviews at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Jeremy Hunt
Former Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt is interviewed by LBC presenter, Iain Dale at the Edinburgh Festival
Iain Dale All Talk with Joanna Cherry KC
Scottish lawyer and former SNP MP for Edinburgh South West, Joanna Cherry KC is interviewed by LBC presenter, Iain Dale at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. During the conversation Joanna Cherry stated that she had unseen information that would support the theory there had been a conspiracy against fromer SNP leader, Alex Salmond, and this would be published in a book she will be publishing in 2026.