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June 12, 2026

‘Retention is vital’

Ricky Sherriff-Short also said: ‘‘Safe nurse staffing saves lives, protects exhausted staff and strengthens health and care services.

1 mins

‘Make whole city a Firework Control Zone’

Restrictions on the use of fireworks around Bonfire Night should apply across all of Edinburgh rather than only in designated areas, according to city MP Scott Arthur.

1 mins

Around the world

Canadians have always been seen as the sensible alternative to their neighbours to the south, but they were the first nation to embrace axe-throwing as a recreational sport.

1 mins

Zoo opens door to past in celebration of memories

The big story of the weekend

1 mins

‘I’ve got stalactites in my ears’: Comedian on cold water swimming and hearing loss

Cold water swimming has surged in popularity in recent years, with countless people sharing videos of themselves plunging into their local ponds and lakes online, while praising the activity’s many health benefits.

2 mins

Millions have never tried wild swimming (or pony trekking, kayaking or al fresco dining)

Millions of adults have never gone wild swimming, been winter camping - or watched the sunset, according to research.

1 mins

Long waits to exit planes offer ‘a terrible welcome to Scotland’

Passengers have expressed anger at having to wait at least 90 minutes to disembark their aircraft after landing at Edinburgh Airport amid weather-related delays.

2 mins

Family’s frustration as council flat still stinks despite floorboard works

An Edinburgh family’s council flat still stinks of urine two months after they moved in - despite the floorboards finally being replaced last week.

2 mins

Free beer from Vault City for redheads

Calling all gingers! Fancy some free beer to celebrate Scotland's World Cup return? Well, thanks to an Edinburgh brewery, you can do just that.

1 mins

Mum aiming to bring World Cup history to life for children

An Edinburgh-born author has launched a new book series and podcast to bring World Cup history to life for children.

1 mins

City pub is swapping pints for Panini sticker trading sessions

Got a spare Scott McTominay? An Edinburgh pub is hosting weekly sticker swaps as Scotland's men’s team prepares to step onto the World Cup stage for the first time since 1998.

1 mins

Duo bite into city centre trade with their second Tuscan sandwich shop

Toscano, a family-run schiacciateria — meaning an outlet selling traditional Tuscan flatbread sandwiches — in Bruntsfield, has officially opened its second Edinburgh location.

1 mins

Musselburgh Brownies test badge that challenges ableism

Young people across the UK are set to learn about disability, inclusion and equality through a new Girlguiding challenge developed by Queen Margaret University.

1 mins

Coo-l contest as Highland Show seeks help naming its new mascot

With just one week to go until the Royal Highland Show, a competition has been launched to name the event's new mascot.

2 mins

Scotland fans jet off to the US

Scotland fans have been heading off to the US ahead of Sunday's tie with Haiti in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

1 mins

Community backs plan for new takeaway

A father of two has thanked his local community after their support helped persuade councillors to back his plans for a village takeaway despite opposition.

1 mins

Zoo seeks stories from public for ‘living archive’

Members of the public are being asked to help preserve the stories that have made Edinburgh Zoo a cherished part of Scottish life for more than a century.

1 mins

Congregation sees its prayers answered on leaky church roof

The leaky roof at Morningside Parish Church could soon be as right as rain following an imaginative Umbrella Festival.

1 mins

Stand firm for peace and law

The attempted murder of an Irish citizen by a Sudanese national is a horrific crime that has rightly shocked our community to its core.

1 mins

Thanks but no thanks to another expensive tram line

It's official. The Edinburgh public don't want their money spent on another tram line.

1 mins

Taxi for Morrison - with a driver, please, despite the football chat

Scottish ministers have been debating the introduction of driverless taxis to Edinburgh's streets. Might be an idea to sort out the transport we actually have first.

1 mins

Now the Norsemen set their sights on World Cup glory

I could be wrong here, but I have a faint notion that the Norwegian football team has slightly misread the memo re: Football.

2 mins

Celebrating diversity with Saroj Lal Awards

Last month we launched a new campaign, Edinburgh Is Our Home, focused on celebrating Edinburgh’s diversity and the many benefits to the city that migration brings.

1 mins

Gift dads with a prize bottle

Father’s Day celebrations call for a glass of something special

4 mins

Gemma rules as the servant girl who became toast of aristocracy

Scandals, secrets, seduction, squires and servants - they are the ingredients of the superior series The Duchess of Duke Street.

2 mins

Suntan lotion, beach towel, packed. Now, which books do I take?

Whether you are jetting off abroad or soaking up the sun at home, you will need at least one beach read to hand.

1 mins

Sportage gets zero-emissions alternative

Kia’s EV5 Air offers a possible SUV replacement, writes Tom Sharpe

2 mins

Thomson answers the call of the isles as he heads west for Harris

Fraser Thomson, owner of Pottishaw Trout Fishery near Whitburn, had a haircut recently, a move sparked by a decision to become a ghillie for two months at an exclusive estate in the Outer Hebrides on the West Coast of Scotland.

3 mins

Monarchs look to rebound after thrashing by Pirates

The Edinburgh Monarchs have exited the BSN Series after a heavy 60-30 second-leg defeat to the Poole Pirates, writes Neil McGlade.

1 mins

Curtis Cup captain Matthew seeks a Hollywood ending on foreign soil

On paper, Great Britain & Ireland have little or no chance in the 44th Curtis Cup, which gets underway today at Bel-Air Country Club in Los Angeles.

2 mins

Knicks one win from title after beating Spurs

NBA legend Charles Barkley branded the San Antonio Spurs \"the dumbest basketball team in the history of civilisation\" after the New York Knicks pulled off the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history.

1 mins

Engine changes could keep Max in Formula One

Formula One teams have agreed to engine changes from next season and beyond in a move which could help keep Max Verstappen in the sport.

1 mins

Lion in Winter dies after a leg break in gallop

The Lion In Winter has died after sustaining a fracture in a routine gallop at Ballydoyle.

1 mins

McLean eager to park ‘that goal’ at Hampden and create new memories

Kenny McLean is leaving his famous Scotland goal in the past for the meantime as he looks to make more memories at the 2026 World Cup.

2 mins

Celtic confirm O’Neill as Hoops boss on a one-year contract

Celtic have confirmed the appointment of Martin O'Neill as their manager for the 2026/27 campaign, writes Mark Atkinson.

1 mins

Hearts keeper Gordon was told he ‘could die’ through injury treatment

Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon has revealed how medics told him he could die from treatment needed for an injury earlier this year.

2 mins

Hibs need to gain ground ‘in every area of the park’

Must do better. Easy to say. Harder to explain in any sort of constructive detail.

2 mins

Rangers boss Rohl said to be wanted again on continent

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl is reportedly high up on the wishlist of Austrian giants RB Salzburg, writes Mark Atkinson.

1 mins

Celtic fined and could face further penalties

Hearts unlikely to be appeased by SPFL action

1 mins

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Edinburgh Evening News Description:

Uitgever: National-World-Publishing-Limited

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: 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.