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Firework display closes festival
More than 200,000 people gather in Edinburgh for a firework display and concert to close the city's annual arts festival.
Fringe ticket sales break record
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe bucks the economic downturn by setting new box office records and selling 1.86m tickets.
Poet named Edinburgh comedy king
This year's Edinburgh Fringe comedy award is won by Tim Key for his poetry and variety show The Slutcracker.
PICTURES, FEATURES, ANALYSIS
Edinburgh Comedy Awards
The nominees for the top Fringe comedy prize.
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Back to reality
Pauline McLean on the dream that is the Fringe
Director's cut
Edinburgh International Festival highlights
Quick guide
How Edinburgh came to be the festival city
Quick guide
How the Fringe became the main event in Edinburgh
Talking shop
Fringe boss tells us about the 'greatest show on earth'
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The Last Witch casts dark spell
The Moth flies in to tell stories
Fringe Society meets over plans
Sergeant's show is not PC
Lady Boys hail tent compromise
Bird's high-wire act takes flight
Scots writers' Canada showcase
Writer's block hits empty offices
Muriel Spark takes prime place
Cash cow row over Fringe posters
Rickman returns to Edinburgh
Lennox hits out at HIV 'pandemic'
Parent death affected poet's work
Magical dream on mystery island
'Provocative' work opens festival
'Take a chance' on book festival
Thank the crunch 'it's all free'
Venues fear Fringe could die out
Child's play is Fringe attraction
Musical celebrates primary school
Creative Scotland 'coming soon'
Festival bars told to measure up
'Blue' Peter creates own garden
Shake-up plan after Fringe fiasco
Minister salutes Edinburgh
One night with the Chippendales
FESTIVAL NEWS
All the way from Russia with love
Fringe audiences urged to Twitter
Sun shines on Cavalcade route
In pictures: Edinburgh Cavalcade
Military tattoo drums up interest
Indian Idol fails to stop singing
Ticket sales up as Fringe begins
Madonna adoption saga on Fringe
Cracking start for Art Festival
Jazz veteran in tune
Brazilian act stranded in London
Trumpet star opens jazz festival
Festivals face funds squeeze
Book festival director to leave
Clarkson in festival masterclass
Mela programme unveiled
Book festival sales 'phenomenal'
'Smear' row poet to open festival
Awards boss funds comedy prize
Festival to showcase top artists
Festival reaches 'enlightenment'
Blow for festival as tent pulled
Bowie son takes Edinburgh gong
Aronofsky 'not sold on 3D films'
Mexican wave hits film festival
Meera Syal�s Sad return
Bowie son lands Moon at festival
Mendes takes road less travelled
Q&A: Film fest boss Hannah McGill
Festival rethink over Israel cash
Film festival boasts 23 premieres
Burns homage for Tattoo
LATEST FROM EDINBURGH
Founder of Free Fringe wins award
Ant and Dec to host family show
Wire writer says adverts kill TV
Schaffer scoops best stunt award
Murdoch attack on 'dominant' BBC
No clowning around for circus act
Hard-working comic's soul sings
Dance rebel inspired by 'Heroes'
Green praise for garden show
Iraq play picks up Amnesty award
Train comedian on track for award
Lip-synching lost in translation
Overcrowding probe for free shows
Seeing outside the box on Fringe
Awards hope to regain sparkle
Hedgehog joke wins comedy prize
LATEST VIDEO
Tim Key talks about Slutcracker
The conqu'ring hero chorus
Edinburgh Fringe 2009 taster
Teacher, accountant, acrobat
'Made in Scotland' fund for shows
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Mela
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3 - 29 August
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9 - 30 August
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