The Latest Breaking News from Edinburgh

The Festival countdown is well and truly underway and dozens of tickets have already been snapped up. Here's all the info you need to know about remaining tickets and pricing for the 2022 Fringe.

Located next to The Wisp and Fort Kinnaird, the site of former Edinburgh mines could be transformed into a large residential community if deemed safe by experts.

An old public house could become offices near the Royal Infirmary if council planning approval is granted - with plans drawn up and submitted to the local authority.

If you've ever been abroad and didn't quite know how to pronounce the local dish of the day or a landmark, you're not alone. And now according to new research, there's 20 tourist hotspots people always say wrong.

The upgrade comes as the law firm has brought in several new staff in the capital so far this year

Lesley Stephen was diagnosed with incurable secondary breast cancer in 2014 and just as she thought her time was coming to an end, she found a 'miracle' in a patient trial.

Currently advertised at offers over £310,000, the two-bedroom property is set over the two upper floors and has been recently decorated to give it a swanky modern feel.

Young Prince George will be celebrating his ninth birthday with family later this month during a busy season of celebration for the Royal Family.

Police, ambulance crews and the coastguard raced to the popular Newhaven Pier in the north of the city after hearing reports of a body being found around 7am on Tuesday, July 5

Deze Empson, 31, bought a pack of six eggs from the supermarket and has ended up with three pet ducklings. After the eggs hatched, she put them in an incubator bought off Amazon

The data was revealed in a Freedom of Information request by the justice and social affairs magazine, 1919. On Friday, the Scottish Police Federation began what it called its "most overt demonstration of action" in 100 years as officers withdrew their goodwill in a pay dispute