THE PARTY LINES: Netflix's new Edinburgh murder hit, an absurd US estate for sale, and TV, film and sporting recommendations for your weekend.
PLUS: Why we need to get young people reading again | An extraordinary tale of (fake) Scottish tea | Douglas Ross is far from happy after his red card
PLUS: By-election hots up as Reform's challenge grows | Stunning photographs of hundreds climbing Everest | Gossip flies over Rangers appointment
PLUS: Some entertaining advice for new graduates, a young Scot is named the new Harry Potter, and Natwest prepares to exit public ownership
PLUS: By-election looks like a tough test for SNP and Labour | Just what was France's first lady doing to Macron? | Livvy promoted
PLUS: Baroness Mone back in the headlines | Labour moves to undo budget damage | The malign influences on young men | Aberdeen celebrates cup win
Your weekend Party Line: six things to think and talk about, plus film, TV and televised sporting highlights
PLUS: Harvard told international students have to go, two Scottish stars are 90 minutes from Italian immortality, and the Scottish press hands out its Oscars
PLUS: Two Israeli embassy staff shot dead | How Scotland will have to qualify for our own party | Ange wins a trophy in his second season, again
PLUS: Could Gerrard be making a Rangers return?
Don't let that put you off today's edition, please :) PLUS: Rain on the way? And football's managerial merry-go-round is in full spin
PLUS: Gary Lineker to leave the BBC this week | Arrest after teenager dies | A stunning end to the women's football season
