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Edinburgh played host to Question Time last night and several of Scotland's top politicians were on the panel.

Taylor Swift is helping out those in need in Scotland.

Taylor Swift fans flocked to Edinburgh at the weekend and, not only did they break the all time attendance record in Scotland for a stadium show, they also made the earth move as hundreds of thousands of swifties shook it off.

Naman Ramachandran British writer James Graham will deliver this year’s flagship James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival, supported by Screen Scotland. Graham, known for his sharp political insights and popular dramas, has made significant contributions to stage, television and film. His works include the BAFTA-winning “Sherwood,” which returns to BBC later this year, and the acclaimed “Quiz.” On stage, he brought “Dear England” to the West End, adapted “Tammy Faye” for Broadway and reimagined “Boys from the Blackstuff.” Graham’s political narratives include “Brexit: An Uncivil War” and “Coalition.” In his lecture, Graham will discuss TV drama’s role in shaping political discourse and social justice.

After creating seismic activity at Taylor Swift concerts in California and Washington last year, Swifties have done it again — this time in Edinburgh. Seismologists at the British Geological Study have recognized Swift’s record-breaking June 7-9 shows as “ground shaking,” saying that earthquake readings were detected up to 6 kilometers (3.73 miles) from Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium.

Taylor Swift has donated to foodbanks across Edinburgh after her record-breaking shows which opened the UK leg of her sell-out Eras tour.

One of Taylor Swift's backup dancers has delighted fans after posing proudly in a kilt in the streets of Edinburgh. Kameron N. Saunders shared the snaps on Instagram after the three-night run at Murrayfield Stadium in the Scots capital in front of 220,000 fans.

Taylor Swift‘s ‘Eras Tour’ shows in Edinburgh.The pop star played three concerts at the Murrayfield Stadium in the Scottish capital last week (June 7, 8, 9) to kick off the UK and Ireland leg of her huge career-spanning tour, with Paramore supporting.As Sky News reports, Police Scotland has since confirmed that one arrest was made at the venue over the weekend.Superintendent David Happs said: “A 64-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with a voyeurism offence committed within Murrayfield during the event on Saturday, 8 June.“He was released on an undertaking to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court at a later date.”Voyeurism is defined as the practice of gaining sexual pleasure from watching, photographing or recording others doing something that is usually private – such as being naked or engaged in sexual activity.It is an offence when it is done without the other person/people’s permission.No further information about the incident at Swift’s show is known currently.A post shared by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift)In a five-star review of the first gig in Edinburgh, NME wrote: “The ringleader of the entire ‘Eras Tour’ shepherds us through with razor precision, an utter pro whose energy doesn’t waiver throughout.“And even among the meticulously rehearsed and choreographed performance which runs like clockwork, she finds pockets of humour and moments to connect with the crowd.”It concluded: “With the ‘Eras Tour’, then, Swift’s managed to craft a marvel of a show that comes with a beating heart.”Swift gave both ‘The Bolter’ and ‘Crazier’ their live debuts in Scotland last week, and congratulated a couple after spotting them getting engaged in the crowd while she performed ‘Cardigan’.Sharing a series of photos after

Taylor Swift took Edinburgh, Scotland by storm this past weekend, but not everybody had the time of their lives at the sold out series of shows.

Taylor Swift has performed two songs live for the first time ever – watch footage of the performances below.While performing her second show in Edinburgh, Scotland as part of the Eras tour on June 8, Taylor Swift debuted two songs live for the first time ever as part of her surprise songs section of her ever-changing setlist.For the first of her two debuts, Swift performed ‘The Bolter’, taken from her latest album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department’. She turned it into a mash-up with ‘Getaway Car’.

Taylor Swift said goodbye to her Scots fans in a flurry of colour and excitement as she broke another record after playing night three of her Eras tour at Murrayfield.

Lexi Carson Taylor Swift stopped her concert in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Friday to help a fan. Swift was in the middle of singing her “Midnights” song “Would’ve Could’ve Should’ve” when she noticed a fan who was in distress. In a video that went viral on social media, the singer-songwriter is seen requesting assistance for the fan.

Taylor Swift has attracted some big name stars to her Eras tour across the globe and it's no different here in Scotland. Among the more than 70,000 strong-crowd attending tonight's second show in the pop superstar's three-night run of dates at Edinburgh Murrayfield is none other than the cast of hit show Outlander.

Taylor Swift finally kicked off the UK leg of the ‘Eras’ tour in Edinburgh last night (June 7) – check out all the notable moments from the night below.The show was the first of three consecutive shows at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium and some fans had been queuing for days ahead of gates opening. The day before the show, fans queuing for merch had been warned by security that they could expect to wait over an hour to get served.Swift mentioned during the show – her first in Scotland since 2015 – that she had been told this was the most highly-attended stadium show in Scottish history.She also suggested that Scotland had unconsciously inspired her two lockdown albums ‘folklore’ and ‘evermore’.

With Taylor Swift's Edinburgh concerts finally just about here, fans far and wide will be flocking to the Scottish capital.