The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh

Writing in his new autobiography Spare, Prince Harry shared how he was "embarrassed" to show Meghan Markle his Nottingham Cottage home when they first began dating.

Edinburgh revealed to be the UK city with the most listings in the Top 500 outside of London

Edinburgh's beloved LOVE Gorgie Farm is set to shut its doors on Monday. The council have since confirmed that a number of organisations have shown interest in taking it over.

Police have seized a plush Mercedes in Leith after it was stopped on zig-zag road markings in Leith. If vehicles are not claimed after 14 days, they are then are disposed of to recover costs.

A two-bed home has hit the market for a whopping £400,000. The new owners can enjoy underfloor heating and a bright and spacious living area in the futuristic property.

The council has said it would meet with organisations to discuss their plans and would explore options to keep the animals on site until a decision is made on the farm's future.

Customers have been issued an important update as Edinburgh Airport's Pick-up and Drop-off area undergoes a undergoes a huge redevelopment in a bid to make the zone safer and offer more user-friendly facilities.

The hope is that this will people to maintain their physical and mental health in a cost free manner and will also battle bouts of social isolation that many Soccer Scotland members can experience.

Following the release of A Clockwork Orange in 1971, Edinburgh's young team subculture exploded with practically every area in the capital being represented by its own violent tribe.