The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh

Across Edinburgh, Lothians, and Fife, a number of people are still reported missing by Police Scotland. For some families and friends, it has been a couple of hard years. Others have been reported missing for decades.

The first Jewish grave site in Edinburgh is situated to the north of the City Observatory in Edinburgh - dating back to the late 18th century. The mausoleum was created by Herman Lyon, who was looking for a burial plot

The former One Direction star, 28, performed in Edinburgh on Friday and Saturday night with the second show being the record-breaking gig with a crowd of over 65,000 fans.

An iconic music venue that was much-loved by Edinburgh locals has hit the market after it shut its doors for good back in 2020. Opened by Jools Holland, the Jam House first opened its doors in 2005.

Owners of the much-loved Leith business - that has been serving customers for 42 years - fear they may be forced to lay off staff if their late licence is revoked.

After ending up in hospital with crippling back pain, Jackie convinced doctors to do more scans and the tragic news came back that Tam had terminal cancer that spread all over his body.

City planners are currently inviting local residents of Edinburgh to take part in their consultation which will determine if the council should take action against excessive noise.

There is still a large police presence on the scene. It is unclear what the nature of the incident is or if there is any risk to the public.

Emergency services were called to the scene on Murrayburn Place in the Wester Hailes area of the capital at around midday following reports of an injured person.