The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh

The Museum of Flight in East Lothian have announced they will be running 'Operation Sabotage' for a time in August, which will be set up in one of their outbuildings on-site.

Located in an underground unit in Fountainbridge, the space would allow you to avoid the pay as you go metres that surround the area, with the city centre just a few minutes walk away.

Councillors have been told First Bus is "not minded" to continue its arrangement with the council and services are expected to be reduced from next month.

Passengers aboard an LNER train to Edinburgh were standing aboard the train for more than four hours according to a customer. He claims that the train into the capital was so crowded that passengers could not access toilets, and elderly travellers were unable to sit down during the journey.

Plenty of places to pick from - especially at the weekends - and these excellent markets will no doubt be attracting dozens of foodies for the duration of the festival.

Eight faulty tower block lifts dating to the 1960s will be replaced by the council in the next year.

A team in Edinburgh are behind the most groundbreaking and scientifically important images captured of our universe to date. The Edinburgh Royal Observatory team talks about the James Webb Space Telescope, early STEM education, and Scottish innovation in an exclusive tour and interview.

There'll no doubt be a few food pop-ups appearing in the city over the next couple of weeks and this one is well worth a visit if you're a fan of a wagyu burger.

The Elgin-born fashionista has started a new show on BBC iPlayer, titled The Conscious Closet, all about ethical styling and how to look after the planet when you wear clothes.

Balancing period features and bright colours, the four-bedroom Silverknowes property would make a great family home.

Writers such as Ian Rankin, Marian Keyes and Alexander McCall Smith are set to make an appearance along with musicians Jarvis Cocker and PJ Harvey