The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh

Pro-Palestine protests are continuing across the UK on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks, despite condemnation from political leaders and university officials. Around 100 people protested at Sheffield University, with organisers dismissing Sir Keir Starmer's claim that the timing of the demonstrations was “un-British”. Further protests are planned at…

Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister was speaking to Scotland’s Global Investment Summit in Edinburgh on Tuesday.

JOHN Swinney has defended his speech to the Jewish community in Edinburgh despite being met with fierce boos and heckles as he called for…

FIRST Minister John Swinney was booed and heckled outside the Scottish Parliament as he spoke about recognising Palestine at an event for the Jewish…

An 81-year-old man has died after he was struck by a bus in Edinburgh just over a week ago, police have said ...

Scottish Power have opened a new Edinburgh office with a record £10 billion investment in Scotland as it embarks on a major electricity grid…

In the post-match euphoria of the Edinburgh derby, the 40th anniversary of a Hearts landmark passed without comment.

SOME of the most exciting voices from Scotland and around the world can be heard at this year’s Edinburgh’s International Poetry Festival,

The "strange ghost town" continues to impress despite being a "dilapidated and worn-out facade".