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The petition has called for Melville Street, home to the Russian Consulate in Scotland, to be officially renamed Zelenskyy Street in honour of the Ukranian president.

It turned out the meals of people in ancient Rome were far from dull - or even simplistic - and Six by Nico's new six-course tasting menu proves that with dishes adapted from unearthed antique recipes.

It has been announced this week that the traditional party will be returning to the Cowgate boozer after having to stop in the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic

The five-bedroom Edinburgh property would see a new futuristic build begin on the top of Braid Hills Approach, beginning with the current bungalow on the site being demolished.

Letter to ministers expresses warns that proposals will hurt tourism industry and may cause jobs to be lost

The City of Edinburgh Council received the application from the developers to build the apartment blocks at the site of the old health centre and social work offices

The woman from Moscow said she took the decision to burn her travel document ‘as a gesture against the Russian government’

Paul O'Docherty, aged 30, and Jake O'Docherty, 27, were found guilty at the High Court in Glasgow on Tuesday, March 1.

Paul O’Docherty, 30 and Jake O’Docherty, 27, were found guilty on Tuesday (March 1) following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow, over the attack in September 2020.

Neil and Katy had been together for nearly five years when he popped the question at the height of the capital's famous landmark. Scott Monument is one of Edinburgh's most recognisable sights, rising above the city.

The old bowling club was first created to look after the workers at the local tramway but it was also incorporated into a bowling club soon after and became an important part of the community