The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh Live

The UK’s ‘first gay male dating show’ is set to begin on BBC Three on May 13, with 10 contestants looking for love, set in Italian farmhouse - with one of the contestants hailing from Edinburgh.

The house is now occupied and maintained by the National Trust for Scotland, the historic building has seen spates of vandalism before and has been targeted again.

The cost of the school day for many parents and children places a heavy burden on them, according the charities and local groups

Captured from the window of a flat off the Royal Mile, it shows Edinburgh city centre as it was a little over 180 years ago. We take a look at Thomas Davidson's ground-breaking Daguerrotype, which is thought to be the earliest permanent photograph of Edinburgh ever produced.

The abandoned Hertz car rental building on Picardy Place is set to be demolished, to make way for a 51-bed hotel - with plans to reinstate the Georgian facade and keep the ‘character’ of the street.

Scottish artist Karen Bones was commissioned by a regular of the Dreadnought pub in Leith to build a miniature version of the popular public house to gift to its owners.

Salvatore Di Pietro, 48, was caught after cops learned he was using his social media account to store depraved images.

Moments into a video captured by the mum, the teen candidly asks if he can go on a popular adult website when he turns 18.

Edinburgh police officers and the Scottish Ambulance Service attended the scene on Moredun Park Road, after locals raised concerns for a man.

Protestors are calling for the planned closure of the Howden Centre in Livingston, and three local leisure centres, to be stopped - and councillors have voted to call for extra funding from the Scottish Government.

Ward maps produced by the council show most streets in towns and villages which have 30mph restrictions will be reduced to 20mph under new speeding policy