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June 13, 2026

Antisocial behaviour ‘out of control’ - MSP

Antisocial behaviour is out of control and has left Dalkeith town centre ‘‘almost a no-go zone at night’’, Midlothian North SNP MSP Colin Beattie has claimed.

1 mins

Council objects to listed status for flats marked for demolition

Councillors are set to agree to lodge a formal objection if Historic Environment Scotland proposes giving listed status to a troubled block of flats City of Edinburgh Council wants to demolish.

1 mins

Sinfield, Mirren and Lionesses honoured

Rugby player and charity campaigner Kevin Sinfield, actress Dame Helen Mirren and six of the European Championship-winning Lionesses received honours.

1 mins

Football great Lou Macari leads the Scots winning royal recognition

Scottish football great Lou Macari and the veteran DJ and charity campaigner George Bowie are among a host of prominent Scots recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours list.

2 mins

Surgeon who treated Southport stabbing victims is honoured

A surgeon who treated children injured in the Southport knife attack has said she is “humbled” to be recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours list.

1 mins

Community heroes among those recognised

From a trailblazing medical scientist to a champion of Scotland’s literary heritage, the unsung heroes and leading lights of Edinburgh and the Lothians have been celebrated in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours.

1 mins

Pensioners complete epic World Cup walking challenge around the Capital

While thousands of Scotland fans have been packing their bags and boarding flights for the World Cup, a group of Edinburgh pensioners have been quietly completing a gruelling journey of their own.

2 mins

Football crazy shoppers can head to The Centre, Livingston

Calling all budding Scott McTominays! Scotland’s first digital, 360-degree “Kick & Play” football cube has arrived in West Lothian — just in time for the nation’s World Cup opener on Sunday.

1 mins

Fans enjoy ‘Boston T party’ ahead of Scotland’s first match

Scotland fans have arrived in Boston and say the nation is the “best prepared” it has been in years as Steve Clarke’s side prepare to take on Haiti this weekend.

1 mins

‘I'm grateful for the World Cup bringing this visibility to Haiti’

A Haitian who has lived in Scotland for the last 11 years has said it is “extremely cool” to hear the two countries being mentioned in the same breath in the run-up to their first World Cup match on Sunday.

1 mins

Scotland food fans say viva Wahaca

A Mexican restaurant in Edinburgh is offering free food to any football supporter who comes through their doors donning a Scotland top during the World Cup.

1 mins

Turning back the clock to country's last World Cup

Supermarket shelves were stripped of beer, Edinburgh streets resembled ghost towns and waist-high tackles were being dished out on Brazilians by bare-bottomed Scots supporters.

2 mins

Urgent need to turn hospital care around

Scottish nurses are running on empty. And it’s undermining patient care.

1 mins

Young visions for world without racism

College students and schoolchildren from the Capital have shared their vision for a world without racism as part of a national design challenge.

1 mins

Capital MP calls on Israel to allow free flow of aid to Gaza

Edinburgh North & Leith Labour MP Tracy Gilbert has called on Israel to allow aid to flow freely to Gaza after visiting the Middle East and seeing vital supplies waiting in warehouses.

1 mins

Luxury short-term let for Charlotte Square

Plans have been submitted to create a luxury short-term let featuring a wine cellar and cigar room just yards from the First Minister's official residence in Edinburgh’s New Town.

1 mins

Gorgie taxi office and garage to be replaced by £7.5 million aparthotel

An Edinburgh taxi depot is to be bulldozed to make way for a £7.5 million aparthotel after securing the green light from city planners.

1 mins

Let’s hope Roary the Lion can boost Scottish business

With the World Cup having just started, shops have been wondering if it will make any difference to business.

2 mins

Academy and Botanics project is food and drink for aspiring chefs

Edinburgh Food & Drink Academy and Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh have joined together to launch a “Gardener and Chef” series.

2 mins

Get lost in the baking triangle

Quality doesn’t come cheap and Gaby Soutar reckons Twelve Triangles is the perfect place for a breakfast treat in Stockbridge

3 mins

This knockabout farce won't raise your opinion of politicians

Philip Cunnington on the inside story of Brexit

3 mins

Offside! Kick football into touch to make way for these TV hits

Football mania has descended as the World Cup kicks off with full TV coverage. While a month-long football extravaganza is a dream for some, it can be a nightmare for others.

1 mins

'It'll be survival of the fittest in many ways'

Gary Lineker shares his 2026 FIFA World Cup predictions as The Rest Is Football podcasts comes to Netflix for the FIFA World Cup

4 mins

Portrait of a family and finding true love

Inspired by the mapping of Ireland in the mid-19th century, Land, the new novel from Maggie O'Farrell, the author of Hamnet, is at once intimate and epic: a portrait of a family navigating a legacy of upheaval and loss with love and hope.

1 mins

Year of the book has us hooked

Brits spend £90 a year on reading, contribuitng to £7 billion business

1 mins

Driverless robot taxis won't have The Knowledge to get you home

Am I the only person to be disturbed by the news that we may be seeing driverless taxis on the streets?

1 mins

The Pitt, The Gyle, The Stand? My World Cup kicks off at home

After waiting nearly seven months since that momentous Hampden night when they qualified in November, tonight we finally see Scotland kick a ball in anger at the World Cup.

2 mins

New launches Four to watch this week

The Simpsons: Extreme Makeover - Homer Edition (2 episodes, streaming from June 17 exclusively on Disney+)

2 mins

This is a feast for a special occasion

Ranie Saidi, author of new cookbook, The Malay Cook, talks to Ella Walker

4 mins

Highly regarded for 2,000 years

Reference to roses and their cultivation by ancient writers provide a reminder that we are not the first to recognise their beauty.

1 mins

Roses can add great variety to the garden

Roses! From late autumn and throughout the winter months they stand in a deciduous state offering little attraction other than the potential a well pruned and mulched group can in their bed.

1 mins

Prize money up by 20 per cent at Wimbledon

Prize money at Wimbledon this year has increased by 20 per cent from 2025 to a record-breaking figure of £64.2million.

1 mins

Willis focusing on future after return to France

Tom Willis insists he has “no regrets” over his decision to rejoin Bordeaux in a move that has placed his England career in limbo.

1 mins

Russell vowing to bounce back from setbacks

George Russell plans to “get back into the groove” in Barcelona and banish the bad luck which has left his championship campaign in tatters.

1 mins

Keely to race in 400m at UK Championships

Keely Hodgkinson will challenge reigning 400m champion Amber Anning at next weekend's British Athletics Championships in Birmingham.

1 mins

Anderson is the full package - he won't be affected by £100m bid, says Tuchel

Thomas Tuchel says Elliot Anderson is the \"full package\" and does not believe a potential big money move to Manchester City would change the Nottingham Forest star.

2 mins

Shearer worried by standard of refereeing

Former England striker Alan Shearer is concerned over how strict the refereeing may be during the opening days of the World Cup after three red cards were shown in Mexico's 2-0 win over South Africa.

1 mins

Naismith reflects on his time as Tynecastle gaffer

Steven Naismith has opened up on his 14-month tenure in charge of Hearts and admitted mistakes were made but also that plenty positive work took place.

4 mins

Vargas heading back out on loan

Hearts forward Kenneth Vargas has completed another loan move after moving to Greek Super League club Kalamata.

2 mins

Hibs face UEFA wait to find out Euro opponents grouping

Hibs won't get any further clues over their potential UEFA Conference League opponents until the morning of the draw, as European football's governing body hold off on allocating 'groups' until just a few hours ahead of the ceremony in Switzerland, writes John Greechan.

1 mins

Robbo needs no extra spur to kick on for Scots in the US

Fans of Tottenham Hotspur know that Andy Robertson's commitment is not in any doubt for as long as he wears the lilywhite jersey.

4 mins

With McTominay fit, all Scots have to do is 'not get humped'

Steve Clarke revealed that one salutary lesson he has learned ahead of Scotland’s opening World Cup game against Haiti is “don’t get humped” as he reflected on previous early European Championship disappointments.

1 mins

Hibs gaffer Gray calls up club mentor John Potter

Hibs boss David Gray is adding another familiar face to his coaching staff at East Mains, with former assistant manager John Potter having agreed a return to the club, writes John Greechan.

1 mins

Hearts braced for a Rangers move on manager McInnes

Hearts are braced for Rangers interest in Derek McInnes if Danny Rohl departs for Red Bull Salzburg.

1 mins

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Edinburgh Evening News Description:

الناشر: National-World-Publishing-Limited

فئة: Newspaper

لغة: English

تكرار: Daily

For nearly 150 years, Edinburgh Evening News has helped the voices of our community be heard. The Edinburgh Evening News is a daily newspaper and website based in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was founded by John Wilson (1844–1909) and first published in 1873. It is printed daily, except on Sundays.

Much of the content of the Evening News concerns local issues such as transport, health, the local council and crime in Edinburgh and the Lothians. The paper has a significant number of journalists covering sport, with a dedicated reporter assigned to each of the city's football teams, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian.