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Duchess Sophie's 'trump card' that helped Prince Edward's 'shyness' on first date

Before she was Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie was a PR pro - and her skills might have helped her out during early dates with Edward

Woman & Home

Maureen Crill obituary

Other lives: Nurse and midwife who worked around the world helping to deliver better healthcare for rural women

The Guardian - UK

Sir Geoff Palmer’s ‘extraordinary life’ hailed at memorial celebration

He was a former chancellor of Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh and was Scotland’s first black professor,

Evening Standard

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Storm Amy sees festival organisers pour away 7,000 litres of beer

The organisers of Edinburgh Oktoberfest also said they had to destroy ‘thousands of bratwurst and schnitzel’ after events were cancelled.

The Independent UK

Scottish Footballer Attacks 'Good Samaritan' Who Let Him Charge His Phone Before Raping Her

Teenage footballer Niall Geany has been jailed for three years and nine months for raping a woman who let him into her Edinburgh home to charge his phone. The 19-year-old was found guilty at the High Court in Glasgow after betraying the victim's kindness.

International Business Times UK

Government could crack down on chants at pro-Palestine protests, warns Starmer

Students took part in protests at universities in London, Sheffield, Edinburgh and elsewhere on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Hundreds of students stage pro-Palestinian rallies on anniversary of Hamas’ deadly attack on Israel

Students protest in London, Sheffield, Glasgow, Edinburgh and other cities on the second anniversary of 7 October

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Palestine protests go ahead across UK on second anniversary of 7 October

March through London and campus sit-ins in Glasgow and Edinburgh proceed despite prime minister’s pleas

The Guardian - UK

Pro-Gaza groups ignore calls to halt protests on anniversary of October 7

Pro-Palestine protests are continuing across the UK on the anniversary of the October 7 attacks, despite condemnation from political leaders and university officials. Around 100 people protested at Sheffield University, with organisers dismissing Sir Keir Starmer's claim that the timing of the demonstrations was “un-British”. Further protests are planned at…

The Independent UK

UK and Scottish ministers must do ‘much more’ to work together, says Jones

Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister was speaking to Scotland’s Global Investment Summit in Edinburgh on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Pro-Palestine protesters to defy Starmer’s call to halt October 7 marches

University students from several institutions are expected to gather at events in London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Leeds on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Qatar Airways accused of killing ‘strict vegetarian’ passenger with meat-based meal

Exclusive: Asoka Jayaweera, a strict vegetarian, died after choking on a piece of food while attempting to ‘eat around’ the meat in the meal he was served instead of the meatless one he had requested, according to his family

The Independent UK

Bank governor says UK innovation needs ‘supportive’ investment environment

Andrew Bailey was speaking at a summit in Edinburgh on Monday.

Evening Standard

What did your MSP claim in expenses? See the full list here

MSPs in Holyrood claimed a total of over £1.7 million between April and October last year ...

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John Swinney responds after speech heckled at Hamas attack vigil

JOHN Swinney has defended his speech to the Jewish community in Edinburgh despite being met with fierce boos and heckles as he called for…

The National (Scotland)

John Swinney booed and heckled during vigil for Hamas attack victims outside Holyrood

FIRST Minister John Swinney was booed and heckled outside the Scottish Parliament as he spoke about recognising Palestine at an event for the Jewish…

The National (Scotland)

Man, 81, dies days after being hit by bus on Edinburgh street

An 81-year-old man has died after he was struck by a bus in Edinburgh just over a week ago, police have said ...

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Power opens new Edinburgh office in record £10bn investment

Scottish Power have opened a new Edinburgh office with a record £10 billion investment in Scotland as it embarks on a major electricity grid…

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The National (Scotland)

Stephen McGowan: Anything feels possible for Hearts as Celtic & Rangers struggle

In the post-match euphoria of the Edinburgh derby, the 40th anniversary of a Hearts landmark passed without comment.

The National (Scotland)

Poetry festival booked up with range of talent and 'radical perspectives'

SOME of the most exciting voices from Scotland and around the world can be heard at this year’s Edinburgh’s International Poetry Festival,

The National (Scotland)

The 'American-style' ghost town hidden in the heart of this Scottish city

The "strange ghost town" continues to impress despite being a "dilapidated and worn-out facade".

The Independent UK

Inmates are having Mounjaro delivered to their cells using drones, says prison governor

At HMP Edinburgh flying delivery machines are regularly used to smuggle weapons, drugs and mobile phones into jails and now even weight loss jabs and tooth whitening strips

The National (Scotland)

Bid to fight erosion at popular Scottish city landmark launched

EXTRA efforts to fight erosion on Calton Hill in Edinburgh have been called for by councillors over fears "managed decline" is harming the…

The National (Scotland)

Concert to raise money for Palestine taking place in Edinburgh this weekend

A concert to raise money for Palestine is set to take place in the capital this weekend.

Evening Standard

Engineer changed toilet use after encounter with trans colleague, tribunal told

Maria Kelly has lodged a complaint alleging harassment, direct and indirect discrimination against her employer Leonardo UK in Edinburgh.

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