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Emergency services attend crane collapse at Edinburgh building site

EMERGENCY services are in attendance at Steads Place in Edinburgh after a crane collapsed at a building site.

The National (Scotland)

Duchess Sophie’s reunion with Prince Edward after he missed two significant family moments where she stepped out solo

Duchess Sophie's reunion with Prince Edward followed several solo appearances as he missed a State Banquet and the King's birthday

Woman & Home

Historic conservation work reveals new details about Honours of Scotland

SCOTLAND’S crown jewels have returned to display at Edinburgh Castle after undergoing the most significant conservation work in their history.

The National (Scotland)

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Hope for Christmas travel as public transport boosted for 25 and 26 December

Exclusive: Coach firms run record Christmas Day links while train operator restores dozens of Boxing Day trains

The Independent UK

Revealed: Cost of running UK Government’s ‘PR stunt’ HQ in Edinburgh

THE cost of running the UK Government’s flagship hub in Edinburgh has been revealed to add up to £11million annually, prompting accusations money…

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh design gallery Bard marks its first anniversary celebrating the soul of craft

Bard unveils ‘The Grit and the Glamour’, a showcase marking the Edinburgh design gallery's first anniversary (on view until 28 January 2024)

Wallpaper

‘Jimmy Savile mark II’: why was an alleged child abuser able to move from school to school?

Hundreds of children are thought to have been abused at Edinburgh Academy and other Scottish schools. One name stands out among the accused: 84-year-old Iain Wares, who spent more than 40 years as a teacher. How did he enjoy such a long and untroubled career?

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The Scottish restaurants named among the UK's top 100 for 2023

Restaurants in Scotland's two largest cities Edinburgh and Glasgow have been named among the 100 best in the UK by OpenTable for 2023.

The National (Scotland)

The Glasgow and Edinburgh restaurants named among the UK's top 100 for 2023

Restaurants in Scotland's two largest cities Edinburgh and Glasgow have been named among the 100 best in the UK by OpenTable for 2023.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish bands to take on Beatles marathon to raise cash for MND research

TEN Scottish bands will play as many Beatles songs as they can in eight hours this weekend to raise vital funds for motor neurone disease research.

The National (Scotland)

Best councillors in Scotland named at Edinburgh awards ceremony

THE best councillors across Scotland were named at an awards ceremony in Edinburgh on Tuesday evening.

The National (Scotland)

Plans announced for 'world-class' 8500-capacity stadium in Edinburgh

PLANS for a "world-class" indoor stadium in Edinburgh have been announced...

The National (Scotland)

'I couldn’t sit at home any longer': Inside the ceasefire protest at Holyrood

CHANTS of “ceasefire now” took place outside the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh as demonstrators gathered ahead of MSPs debating a call for a…

The National (Scotland)

Popular comedian says he's 'done' with Edinburgh Fringe due to accommodation costs

GERMAN comedian Henning Wehn has said he is “done” with the Edinburgh Fringe as he expressed his disappointment at the price of accommodation.

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What it was like to attend the Break Up of Britain conference

STANDING in a small side room in Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms preparing to join a panel on the future of the Yes movement, I note the people around…

The Conversation

Why Scotland needs a legal framework to protect its living cultural heritage

From the island of St Kilda 40 miles west of the Hebrides, to Edinburgh’s splendid Georgian New Town, Scotland is a nation rich in cultural heritage, some of which is Unesco-protected. As well as the country’s globally renowned castles and monuments, Scotland has an enormous resource of intangible cultural heritage…

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Two weeks left to see Edinburgh Zoo pandas before pair head to China

ANIMAL lovers have just two more weeks to catch a glimpse of the UK’s only giant pandas as the Edinburgh Zoo's beloved Yang Guang and Tian Tian…

The Independent UK

Animal lovers have two weeks left to see giant pandas before they leave UK

Tian Tian and Yang Guang are set to return to China after living at Edinburgh Zoo since 2011.

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‘It actually feels like my place’: Scotland’s rent cap helps tenants but loopholes remain

Emergency measures have given peace of mind to some but campaigners want stronger protections in full legislation

The National (Scotland)

Smith on world class Scotland wingers and 'hostile' Glasgow return for Price

Ollie Smith believes Scotland teammates and Edinburgh rivals Duhan van der Merwe and Darcie Graham are two of the best 'wingers in the world' as he…

The Hindu

Edinburgh to Kozhikode: how Kerala got onto UNESCO’s City of Literature list

Kozhikode is India's first City of Literature, recognized by UNESCO. It's love for literature is evident at the Kerala Literature Festival, which attracts hundreds of thousands of book lovers. The city has produced some of India's finest writers, poets, scriptwriters, and musicians. It also has a vibrant theatre tradition and…

The Independent UK

Police arrest further seven people after Bonfire Night disorder

A total of nine arrests were made after violence in Edinburgh and Glasgow involving fireworks, on November 5.

The National (Scotland)

'It's all luck!' - Scotland star Duhan van der Merwe on winning Try of the Year

Duhan van der Merwe believes fortune, not physique or finesse, played the biggest role in International Men's Try of the Year moment.

The Independent UK

Elderly woman moved into ‘red’ ward despite not having Covid, inquiry hears

The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry is taking place in Edinburgh.

The Guardian - UK

Carmen and beanbag-style shows to feature at Edinburgh international festival

Many more events next year will break down barriers between audiences and artists, says director

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