Amaya Espinal, or Amaya Papaya as she's been lovingly dubbed by Love Island USA fans this season, has gone viral for her ...

Aldi Scotland has joined forces with renowned Scottish producer Highland Fine Cheeses to mark International Joke Day (1 July) ...

Appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe has long been an expensive gig for comics. But while stand-ups may need only a microphone ...

The Ibrox media department might, going forward, have to issue Andrew with a copy of the newly-published Oxford English ...

What is it that has made Nate Bargatze one of the most popular comedians of his time? Some might argue it is the Tennessee ...

The Oxford English Dictionary is hoaching with new Scottish words - with beamer, bummer and tattie scone among 13 new entries ...

If the Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is sincere in wishing to deprive Nigel Farage of the ‘oxygen of publicity’, he’s got a funny way of going about it. In a vituperative interview on the BBC’s ...

Origin The word "guffaw" originates from Scottish Gaelic. It emerged in the 1720s and is thought to be imitative of the sound of coarse or loud laughter.

Read on for 15 classic 'Scottish Twitter' moments that remind us how funny Scots are. What are the funniest Scottish jokes you have seen on X? Let us know in the comments below!

Recently, just before lunch with the Scottish author Ali Smith, at Moro, a beloved North African and Mediterranean place in London’s Exmouth Market, I locked myself out of my new phone. I couldn ...

Meanwhile, another Reddit user chose 'dreich' as their favourite Scottish word. The word means 'gloomy' or 'bleak', and is most often used to describe the weather. With 241 upvotes, another popular ...

Comedian Dom Joly said she was "one-of-a-kind and a lovely, funny person." Julia McKenzie, Radio 4 comedy commissioning editor, said Godley was a "brilliant storyteller who embodied the stoic ...