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Dame Mary Berry says Bafta Fellowship is ‘the icing on the cake’

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Comedy festival launches search for Glasgow’s funniest pensioner

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Sir Billy Connolly battling Parkinson’s incredibly bravely – Martin Compston

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Martin Compston to host musical ‘Hoolie’ in tribute to Sir Billy Connolly

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Del Amitri’s Justin Currie says Parkinson’s is making playing guitar ‘very hard’

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Billy Connolly unveils new art collection inspired by life and career

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Comedian Eric Idle says performers ‘ought to protect ourselves’ from AI fakes

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Eric Idle says he feels ‘lucky every single day’ after surviving cancer

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Kirsty Wark says Newsnight ‘leaner and meaner’ as she receives Bafta fellowship

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Kirsty Wark was told about Bafta fellowship on 70th birthday

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Elaine C Smith grazes cattle on Glasgow Green to mark Freedom of City honour

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Jack Vettriano: From Fife mines to worldwide fame

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Janey Godley, Scottish stand-up who found humour in adversity

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Events offering gateway into Billy Connolly’s world of art to be held across UK

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Del Amitri singer: I want Parkinson’s to make the choice to end my touring days

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Justin Currie says idea of not performing due to Parkinson’s is ‘quite grim’

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Actor Dougray Scott to lead Tartan Day parade through New York

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Irish stars remember writer and director David Leland following death aged 82

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King leads tributes to Barry Humphries at state service

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Sir Billy Connolly on Parkinson’s: Every day is stranger and more different

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New sculptures by Sir Billy Connolly unveiled

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Sir Billy Connolly’s kilt to go on display at V&A Dundee

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Billy Connolly reveals why he doesn’t like to turn down funeral invite

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Sir Billy Connolly: My life has changed radically since Parkinson’s diagnosis

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Billy Connolly suffers ‘serious falls’ amid Parkinson’s battle

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Sir Michael Parkinson hailed by Tarbuck as ‘giant of industry and giant friend’

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Sir Michael Parkinson hailed as ‘king of the intelligent interview’

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Judi Dench says Michael Parkinson and Billy Connolly were ‘wonderful’ together

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University remembers ‘down-to-earth’ former chancellor Sir Michael Parkinson

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