Tory frontbencher John Lamont on ADHD medication use
The Conservatives say they are concerned that there were 105,000 prescriptions for people suffering from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder last year, up more than 10% in the last 3 years...
54s Jul 18, 2014
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British Gas Spokesperson Leonie Edwards on Granton jobs
British Gas is expanding its Granton call centre - bringing 60 new jobs to the area. Company Leonie Edwards has been speaking to Forth News about what they will be expecting from new recruits...
34s Jul 16, 2014
34s
DCI Keith Hardie on Morningside attack
Forth News reporter Max Steele has been speaking to DCI Keith Hardie following a brutal attack on a woman, 85, in her home on Morningside Grove.
3m Jul 14, 2014
3m
Alexis Cornwall, 65, still sleeps in the room she was born in...
Forth News reporter Paul Smith has been speaking to Alexis Cornwall who has lived in the same council house in Gorebridge since 1949. In her words: "She was born here, married here, had my son here ... and i'm still here".
2m Jul 11, 2014
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Tourists on the price of visiting Scotland
New figures reveal a rise in spending by overseas visitors. Forth News has been asking tourists in Edinburgh if they're getting value for money.
45s Jul 10, 2014
45s
X Factor auditions take place in Edinburgh
Forth News spoke to X Factor hopefuls, Taken ahead of their audition in front of the judges at the Assembly Rooms in Edinburgh ... Good luck boys!
58s Jul 01, 2014
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Linda McLachlan was plunged into poverty when her heating broke down
New figures reveal a sharp rise in the number of people living in poverty in Scotland. Forth News reporter Max Steele has been speaking to single mum, Linda McLachlan from Saughton in Edinburgh who is one of the many struggling to make ends meet.
46s Jul 01, 2014
46s
Nicola Sturgeon on rise in poverty in Scotland
Poverty in Scotland has risen by 110,000 in one year, with 820,000 people across the country struggling to get by, according to the latest official figures. Forth News reporter Max Steele has been speaking to Scotland's Deputy First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon....
2m Jul 01, 2014
2m
Tarantula found in kitchen cupboard
Forth News reporter Max Steele has been speaking to Lesley Tulloch, 38, and her five-year-old son Hayden after a tarantula was found in their kitchen cupboard in Portobello .... and nobody knows how it got there.
3m Jun 30, 2014
3m
Tom Greatrex on shale
3m Jun 30, 2014
3m
Outdoor drinking and dining for George Street
There will be decking outside restaurants and bars on the city centre street for 12 months, along with a new cycle lane and one way system, after councillors agreed to a year-long trial. Forth News has been speaking to Chief Executive of the city centre business group, Essential Edinburgh.
56s Jun 27, 2014
56s
Rise in rough sleepers in Edinburgh
Forth News can reveal the number of people sleeping on the Capital's streets rose by nearly 20% over the last year. Max Steele reports.
56s Jun 25, 2014
56s
Edin Airport ATC strike
40s Jun 24, 2014
40s
Baby ashes report to be published
A major report into the disposal of baby ashes at Scottish crematoria will be published later, following the scandal at Mortonhall Crematorium in Edinburgh where remains were disposed of without the knowledge of grieving mums and dads. Forth News has been speaking to one of those parents, Dorothy Maitland from the charity SANDS Lothian. Dorothy has been leading the fight for answers while also ...
2m Jun 17, 2014
2m
Actor Brian Cox carries the Queen's Baton
The star carried the baton to Rosslyn Chapel, during day 3 of its journey around Scotland ahead of the Commonwealth Games.
1m Jun 16, 2014
1m
An Edinburgh soldier's appeal as he battles rare form of cancer
James Henderson, 29, is trying to raise £15,000 for his children to join him in Florida where he is due to undergo a life-saving operation.
2m Jun 13, 2014
2m
Robert McVey speaks to reporter Max Steele
Robert McVey lives in an estate on the site of a former coal mine in Midlothian that could be demolished because carbon dioxide is leaking into the homes.
1m Jun 12, 2014
1m
Hibs chief executive defends Terry Butcher sacking
Leeanne Dempster has been speaking to Forth News reporter, Louise Cullen about the decision to axe Butcher after only 7 months at the club.
2m Jun 11, 2014
2m
Cabbies give kids with special needs a to the beach
Edinburgh cabbie Keith Bell organises the annual Taxi Drivers' Kids Outing and has been speaking to Forth News.
1m Jun 10, 2014
1m
Independence vote: 100 Days to go
Our political editor Colin Mackay reports as the final countdown begins to Scotland's big referendum.
46s Jun 09, 2014
46s
Alex Salmond - Trams Inquiry
First Minister Alex Salmond speaks to Forth news political reporter Colin Mackay, about a public inquiry in to Edinburgh's trams.
5m Jun 05, 2014
5m
One Direction fans outside Murrayfield
Some teenage girls have been camped out since yesterday morning to bag a spot at the front of the queue. Max Steele went to see them...
2m Jun 03, 2014
2m
Excited tram passengers
Forth News reporter Stuart McFarlane joined some of Edinburgh's first tram passengers early on Saturday morning.
2m Jun 02, 2014
2m
Eyewitness - Jim Clark Rally Crash
Forth News hears from Colin Gracie who witnessed a rally car plough into a crowd of spectators in the Scottish Borders, killing three people.
32s Jun 02, 2014
32s
Mounting calls for public inquiry into trams
Solicitor Daniel Donaldson has launched an online petition demanding a thorough investigation into Edinburgh's trams shambles.
3m May 30, 2014
3m
Tram driver No.1 - Craig Scotland
He's only 19, but early on Saturday morning Craig will have the honour of driving the first Edinburgh tram to carry passengers. He spoke to our reporter Louise Cullen.
2m May 30, 2014
2m
Colin Mackay on independence campaigning
Our political editor Colin Mackay reports on the beginning of the official campaigning period for the referendum.
37s May 30, 2014
37s
27 local GP practices full up
Scottish Labour's shadow health secretary, Neil Findlay warns the NHS is at 'breaking point'. It comes as Forth News reveals many local medical practices have been forced to close to new patients.
18s May 29, 2014
18s
Jean Turner, Scotland Patients Association
Forth News reporter Max Steele has been speaking to Jean Turner as new figures suggest Scotland's A&E waiting times have flat-lined.
2m May 27, 2014
2m
Network Rail. Waverley
3m May 26, 2014
3m
Scotland's new UKIP MEP, David Coburn
Our political editor Colin Mackay has been speaking to Mr Coburn following UKIP's breakthrough in Scotland.
2m May 26, 2014
2m
Colin Mackay on Scotland's European election results
Our political editor gives you the Scottish perspective on the European election results as Ukip gain one of Scotland's six seats.
37s May 26, 2014
37s
Hibs boss Terry Butcher
Terry Butcher speaks to Forth news ahead of the crucial play-off clash at Hamilton.
2m May 21, 2014
2m
Gary Locke - SPFL Manager of the Month
Despite being sacked from Hearts FC, Gary Locke has been handed the last SPFL Manager of the Month award for May.
2m May 16, 2014
2m
Alison Watson - Shelter Scotland
Alison has been speaking to Forth news about the huge number of people waiting for council housing in Edinburgh.
2m May 12, 2014
2m
Dr Steve Brusatte talks about 'Pinocchio Rex'
A new dinosaur discovered by Edinburgh University scientists may have been faster, and deadlier than its close relative the Tyrannosaurus Rex...
55s May 07, 2014
55s
David Marshall
8m May 05, 2014
8m
Radio TIA Andrea Cail
6m Apr 30, 2014
6m
Marion Williams, Director of Cockburn Association
The Edinburgh conservation group welcomes plans to redevelop the St James Centre but warns the desgins may be too ambitious.
1m Apr 30, 2014
1m
The AA raises concern about new road safety idea
The motoring group fears a proposal to enter safe drivers into a lottery would turn a serious issue into a game.
1m Apr 29, 2014
1m
Call for motorists to be rewarded for driving safely.
Mike Stevenson from the Edinburgh-based public policy group, Thinktastic tells Forth News he wants a whole new approach to road safety...
1m Apr 29, 2014
1m
Leith mum Pamela Neilson
Pamela has been speaking with reporter Louise Cullen about her son Kai's battle with leukaemia over the last eight months.
3m Apr 28, 2014
3m
Valerie Simpson - CCLASP
Valerie speaks to Forth news reporter Louise Cullen about raising cash for new family housing near Edinburgh's new Sick Kids Hospital.
2m Apr 28, 2014
2m
(Pt 2) Jim Sillars remembers his late wife Margo Macdonald
More than 1000 people gathered in Edinburgh city centre to celebrate the life of the late MSP. This is the second part of her husband's memorable speech.
7m Apr 25, 2014
7m
(Pt 1) Jim Sillars remembers his late wife Margo Macdonald
More than 1000 people gathered in Edinburgh city centre to celebrate the life of the late MSP. This is the first part of her husband's memorable speech.
9m Apr 25, 2014
9m
Ed Miliband on zero hour contracts
During a campaigning visit to Scotland, the Labour leader tells our political editor Colin Mackay his party would end the 'worst abuses' of zero hour contracts
4m Apr 25, 2014
4m
Alex Neil MSP on Margo Macdonald
As a celebration of late politician's life takes place in Edinburgh, Alex Neil MSP pays tribute to her many achievements with our political editor, Colin Mackay.
4m Apr 25, 2014
4m
Tom Norris on the trams breakdown plans
Director of the trams, Tom Norris, speaks to Forth news about what will happen if a tram breaks down in Edinburgh.
2m Apr 24, 2014
2m
Scots rowers in world record attempt
Jamie Douglas-Hamilton and Leven Brown are part of a seven man team preparing to row across the Indian Ocean.
3m Apr 23, 2014
3m
Dorothy Maitland, SANDS Lothians
An investigation into why the ashes of babies were disposed of at Mortonhall Crematorium without the knowledge of parents has been completed and was handed to Edinburgh Council last week. Dorothy Maitland is one of the parents affected and provides support to others. She is angry that they still haven't seen the results.
3m Apr 23, 2014
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