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May 09, 2026

ANGUS UNSEATED AS LORNA TRIUMPHS

Greens defeat Culture Secretary to take Edinburgh Central

1 mins

STV staff strike on day of Holyrood election results

Journalists and technical staff at STV yesterday walked out on strike in a dispute over pay, affecting coverage on the day of the Scottish Parliament election count.

1 mins

Greens on a high after constituency win in a city of shifting allegiances

Former Green minister Lorna Slater caused a huge upset for the SNP by defeating ex-constitution and culture secretary Angus Robertson in Edinburgh Central to win the Greens' first ever constituency seat in the Scottish Parliament.

2 mins

A view from the floor of the Capital count

I arrived at the Scottish Parliament count at Ingleston reasonably early by Airport bus.

2 mins

SNP edge victory over Labour in knife-edge battle for East Lothian

Tensions felt in redrawn seats but Nationalists retain both

3 mins

Beattie back in Midlothian North

The SNP’s Colin Beattie was celebrating yesterday after winning in Midlothian North and securing his fourth term as an MSP for the area.

1 mins

Turnout sinks across West Lothian but SNP prevails

The SNP has secured its hold on West Lothian's Holyrood seats, writes Local Democracy Reporter Stuart Sommerville.

1 mins

Ministers rush to rally around Starmer

Ministers have rallied around Sir Keir Starmer to defend his premiership as backbench calls for a change of leader intensified following a disastrous set of local election results.

1 mins

Pressure mounts on PM as Labour beaten in heartlands

Sir Keir Starmer's position in No 10 is under intense pressure after an electoral mauling in Labour's heartlands as Nigel Farage's Reform UK made huge gains.

1 mins

'This is a big step for the Scottish Green Party' declares Slater

One of the Scottish Green Party's newly elected MSPs has said the party is no longer a \"wasted vote\" after it won its first two constituency seats.

1 mins

Swinney says that Downing Street 'has now got a lot of listening to do'

John Swinney has said Downing Street has “a lot of listening to do” as he called for respect between the two governments.

2 mins

Pair jailed for killing dog and chasing man

Two men who chased a man into a supermarket before one of them battered his dog to death with a metal pole are now both behind bars.

1 mins

Event puts spotlight on Gaelic hub proposal

Plans to develop a permanent Gaelic hub in the Capital are the focus of an event taking place at Heart of Newhaven community centre this weekend.

1 mins

'World's first electric airline' Ecojet collapses into liquidation

An Edinburgh-based airline, which claimed to be the world’s “first electric airline”, has collapsed into liquidation.

1 mins

Haymarket site will address shortage of top office space

A large development next to Haymarket railway station is pushing ahead in a bid to ease the city's \"office shortage challenge\".

1 mins

'No fan should pay that' – Falkirk ticket listed online for £975

Tickets for the final Hearts home game of the season are the hottest in town right now, with one seat being resold online for almost £1000.

1 mins

US family who are devoted Hearts fans have 'amazing' Tynecastle visit

A family of diehard Hearts fans from the United States made the trip of a lifetime to Tynecastle Park on Monday to cheer on the club to a huge win over title rivals Rangers.

3 mins

Future energy cost is a worry

The May election at Holyrood has meant that there has been no discussion of the impact on the price of electricity following the seven-fold increase over the current strike price of £73 per MWhr to £213 per MWhr for the output from floating wind turbines.

1 mins

International day for fans of our merch and music

Now Easter and the school holidays are over we are starting to get more international visitors and no more so than this week.

2 mins

Transatlantic origins of The Hearts Song and its link to Johnny Cash

As Heart of Midlothian close in on their first topflight league title in 66 years, a familiar anthem is ringing around Tynecastle Park louder than ever.

3 mins

Book in for a special breakfast

Ten years after opening, Dishoom in Edinburgh is still innovating and packing them in, writes Gaby Soutar

3 mins

I'm not their No 1 fan, but you can't help admiring Channel 5

I guess it's saying something about the state of British TV at the moment that Channel 5 seems to be the biggest producer of homegrown drama these days.

3 mins

It's rough for billy goat as he dribbles his way to basketball greatness

Streaming now

1 mins

'It's a satisfying thing when you solve a puzzle'

Podcaster Ed Gamble chats about if the escape rooms in The Way Out live up to his own standards

3 mins

Also out

Dead on film set and look young for longer

1 mins

Campaign call Writers put fraud in frame

Crime novelists pen stories to help protect the public from tricksters

1 mins

Next season let's have a Hibs-Hearts final day showdown

Many of my Hearts-supporting friends have yet to sober up since Monday night.

1 mins

Vaping and cycle couriers – the big drivers of the UK economy

At the start of the week, I saw a report on BBC News about the proliferation of vape shops on Scotland's high streets.

2 mins

Hummus packed with smoky and herb flavours

Lebanese chef Jad Youssef shares a recipe

3 mins

Tulips providing glorious colour

Tulip displays are brilliant this year.

1 mins

Positive signs for a bumper apple crop

There's no denying that the colour spectacle that came in April had a positive effect on my and no doubt fellow gardeners' drive to get the season under way.

1 mins

Return of Jilly Cooper's Rivals

Book your spray tan appointment and iron your gingham gown, we're heading back to the Cotswolds for a new series of Rivals.

1 mins

Pirates confirm new investment as duo join board

Cornish Pirates have announced American investment in the Championship club from Pittsburgh-based Stonewood Capital Management.

1 mins

Equine flu discovery sees Plumpton call-off

Tomorrow's planned National Hunt meeting at Plumpton has been abandoned as a 'precautionary' measure after a confirmed case of equine flu at a livery yard adjacent to the racecourse.

1 mins

Dubois bids to clean up after 'bin man' remark

Daniel Dubois has promised to take out “trash” Fabio Wardley and make the world heavyweight champion eat his words in Manchester tonight.

1 mins

Littler looking to go at least one better than 2025

Luke Littler is eyeing a new best after a third straight nightly title in the PDC's BetMGM Premier League.

1 mins

Eight competitors selected for the Glasgow Games

Paralympic champions Ben Sandilands and Owen Miller are among eight athletes named in the Team Scotland squad for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

1 mins

Scotland return the challenge for Duhan on the road

Duhan van der Merwe has been challenged to win back his Scotland place for this summer's Nations Championship as he prepares to make his return for Edinburgh this evening.

3 mins

Arfield 'at peace' with taking on interim player-manager role for Livi – for now...

Scott Arfield felt “completely at peace” about becoming the new interim player-manager of relegated Livingston but is uncertain about taking the role in the long term.

1 mins

Booth has belief that Spartans can overturn Clyde's play-off advantage

Callum Booth admits Spartans were off colour in their League One playoff semifinal first-leg defeat to Clyde on Tuesday night.

2 mins

'Unlucky' wide man Cadden on pain of sacrifice

Nicky Cadden doesn’t ask for much.

2 mins

Spittal pushing for a place in starting line-up at Fir Park

Blair Spittal is pushing for a place in Hearts' starting lineup at Motherwell after two impressive substitute outings in the last two games, writes Barry Anderson.

1 mins

Sallinger straight back in for Smudge in goal

Hibs gaffer Gray explains choice of goalkeeper

2 mins

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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.