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Good morning Voornaam

 

Ok, so it's Monday. And ok, so there are thunderstorms predicted for the whole of Scotland today. But we can still drink coffee and gaze theatrically out the window as the rain lashes down. Today is a day to be dramatic and autumnal - because let's face it, summer isn't coming back.

If it helps, today we have a strong mix of news to get you through the day, from exclusives, to festival reviews to breaking news on how smart horses are. Stay with us.

 

First up, from our Education Correspondent, which reveals how a post-Covid divide means exam pass rates are falling in the north, but rising in the Central Belt. 

Read more here. 

 
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Next up, just a few festival reviews to pass the time. We have a whole army of reviewers seeing everything they possibly can to give you the most comprehensive guide to the summer in Edinburgh, so head straight to our website to check it out. 

For now, here are reviews of Ceilidh Trail and Manran. 

And a sneak peak at the Book Festival and some hidden gems to watch out for.

 
     
 
 
Holy Sh*t Improv Arrives in Edinburgh Fringe for the First Time
 
Holy Sh*t Improv Arrives in Edinburgh Fringe for the First Time
 
Alex Franklin Brings New Show 'Gurl Code' to Edinburgh Fringe
 
Alex Franklin Brings New Show 'Gurl Code' to Edinburgh Fringe
 
     
     
 

Now, the story (we assume) you've all been waiting for. 

Horses are a lot smarted than previously thought with research suggesting that the animals have the ability to think and plan ahead.

Read more about this fascinating topic right here. 

 

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Whatever your plans today, have a good one.

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