BBC comedian CANCELS major show after ‘terror' arrest
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A SCOTTISH comedian charged with alleged terror offences has axed her Fringe show.
Susan Riddell was charged after a van was allegedly driven into the perimeter of a defence factory last Tuesday.
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She has now said her Fringe show cannot go ahead because her bail conditions have her "barred from Edinburgh".
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