The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh

The crew member had been detained at Edinburgh Airport shortly before his flight was due to take off to New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport. He was charged with being allegedly over the legal alcohol limit for flying safely.

Carole is looking at a staggering £5,000 vet bill after her beloved pooch, Lucy was visisouly attacked by another dog in a park in West Lothian, leaving her badly injured.

The barrier on the Royal Mile was pictured on Friday (June 23) lying across the pavement with a smashed-up council car, that was on duty overnight, on the cobbled road next to it.

Edinburgh Trams were forced to delay their services after emergency services raced to a medical emergency in the city centre

The school's parent council said some fights had involved "dangerous weapons" such as poles and hammers.

Disgusted locals spotted furniture and a heap of rubbish left on Portobello beach after a group of people enjoyed a party on the sunny coast on Thursday.

The popular bar on Castle Street has come up with an exciting new food offering with hampers packed with picnic favourites ideal for eating at the bar or taking to Princes Street Garden.

Local traders have spoken of "dead bodies left lying on the street" and called for tougher action to be taken to tackle the problems.

Edinburgh City Council is contesting plans for the MS Victoria, docked in Leith.

Tributes have poured in for Michael Pace, 67, following his sad passing last week shortly he returned from Scotland's memorable victory over Norway where Steve Clarke's side triumphed 2-1

Joseph Thompson, 60, was admitted to hospital on January 10 with pneumonia and later developed sepsis and various other infections which he says nearly ended his life