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Edinburgh Academy has reiterated its “sincere apology” to all those affected by abuse at the school (Alamy/PA)

Pupils suffered ‘dreadful abuse’ at Edinburgh Academy, inquiry finds

A hearing took place at the High Court in Glasgow on Friday (Jane Barlow/PA)

Sentencing of Da Vinci rapist for latest conviction postponed

People take part in a protest outside the US Consulate in Edinburgh in support of Palestine Action. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA

Vigil outside US consulate in support of Palestine Action

Environmental campaigners hold a Halloween-themed demonstration outside Bute House to protest at the UK Government's approval of the Jackdaw gas field and the Scottish Government's approval of a new gas-burning power plant at Peterhead

Halloween demonstration over ‘scary’ fossil fuels

Robert Greens mugshot

Da Vinci rapist could be monitored for life after latest conviction

Scottish mosquitoes, the future of democracy and a mystery involving stained glass at Dunfermline Abbey will be among the topics discussed at the Royal Society of Edinburgh's Curious festival in September.

Royal Society of Edinburgh reveals programme for Curious 2026 festival

Police have arrested a man following a "series of incidents" around Edinburgh in which five people were injured.

Counter-terrorism called in as five injured in Edinburgh attacks

The Melville Unit is housed in the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People in Edinburgh.

Edinburgh's teenage mental health ward faces safety concerns

Fire at Dalry Road in Edinburgh

Fire crews extinguish blaze at shop on Dalry Road in Edinburgh

West Lothian Council headquarters

Judge rules West Lothian Council acted unlawfully over school toilets

John Swinney speaking to the media

Swinney: ‘Fundamental flaw’ in Sturgeon and Murrell having top roles

Firefighters battle wildfire in Pentland Hills near Edinburgh

A view of smoke rising from a fire close to the ruins of St Anthony's Chapel in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh. Picture date: Monday May 25, 2026.

Firefighters remain at scene of Arthur’s Seat grass fire

Flames and smoke rise from a fire close to the ruins of St Anthony's Chapel in Holyrood Park, Edinburgh.

Firefighters work through night battling blaze near Arthur's Seat

Two students examine some of the 800 historic tartan samples which have been gifted to the nation.

'Exceptional' tartan archive finds home in Edinburgh

Firefighters have worked through the night to tackle a wildfire near the Forth Bridge

Firefighters battle wildfire near Forth Bridge overnight

Preston Mill sits just outside the East Lothian village of East Linton.

Scottish mill which featured in Outlander grinds grain again
Preston Mill is familiar to fans out Outlander as it featured in series one
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Tam Paton, former manager of the Bay City Rollers pop group, outside his house near Ratho, Edinburgh.

Ex-Bay City Rollers manager was '100% involved in VIP paedophile ring'

Sauna Theatre is the UK’s largest sauna and the first to be purpose built to showcase theatre, art and culture.

Edinburgh Fringe pop-up sauna aims to be this year's hottest new venue

Nathan Sparling as drag act Nancy Clench

Former boss of HIV Scotland admits embezzling £5,000 from charity

Maureen Dalgleish has had Crohn's disease for nearly 40 years.

Edinburgh teacher says Crohn’s research could be ‘game-changer’

Union members claim management has pulled back from commitments given in December.

Edinburgh University staff out on strike over proposed £140m cuts

National Musuems Scotland of curator Dr Matthew Knight holding the Bronze Age shield discovered in Beith, with five other shields discovered in the Borders and Aberdeenshire in the 19th century.

'Incredibly rare' Bronze Age shield returned to Scotland

Emma Crozier, 5, who was one of the 16 children murdered along with their teacher in the shooting at Dunblane Primary School on March 13, 1996

Dunblane - 'We cannot let people forget' as 30th anniversary marked

A self-portrait of Jack Vettriano goes on display at the Portrait Gallery on Queen Street on Sunday March 1. Picture: Getty Images.

Self-portrait of Jack Vettriano goes on show in Edinburgh

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators blockade aerospace defence factory

A joint rescue between Queensferry and Kinghorn RNLI lifeboats at Cramond Island features on the show.

Rescue after three people trapped on Cramond Island by the tide

Six Hogmany arrests including youth held over hate crime charges
A teenager has been arrested in connection with an alleged hate crime and allegedly possessing an offensive weapon in Edinburgh on Hogmanay.
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Firefighters put out the fire

One person requires treatment after house blaze

The medieval David I silver coin was discovered in a wooded area near Penicuik, Midlothian, and has now been allocated to National Museums Scotland (NMS) by the Scottish Archaeological Finds Allocation Panel.

Earliest known coin minted in Scotland found by a metal detectorist

Miya Lind, who fled for her life during the Bondi Beach shootings on Sunday. She said it was "absolutely terrifying" as she escaped the attack at a Jewish festival in Sydney, Australia, which left 15 people dead

West Lothian woman forced to 'run for life' in Bondi Beach shootings

Nicolle Hollick and daughter Alexandria Allyson.

Mum looking forward to 'miracle' daughter's first Christmas

Former Scotland Rugby captain admits abusing his estranged wife

Leith wins £50 million offshore wind investment and 50 new jobs

Adventurer Alice Morrison

Explorer's 2,500km journey across deserts, oases and mountains

The pro-Palestinian demonstration at the Leonardo factory in Edinburgh this morning.

Factory blockaded by pro-Palestinian protesters

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Picture: Claudia Greco/PA Wire

Sir Keir Starmer to meet John Swinney today

Last-minute problem at Sick Kids was 'bolt from the blue'

Firefighter Barry Martin, 38, who sadly died on January 27, 2023, following the serious injuries he sustained during a large-scale fire at the former Jenners building in Edinburgh earlier that week.

Plaques unveiled in honour of hero fireman who died in Jenners blaze

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