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June 06, 2026

Young zero waste heroes praised for innovative ways to change

Pupils in the Capital have pioneered practical and straightforward projects that could cut waste and save money for schools across the country.

1 mins

Football in a league of its own for improving fitness

As the world turns its attention to the excitement, passion and spectacle of the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, football fever is likely to sweep across the nation and inspire people to lace up their boots and head onto the pitch.

2 mins

Experts' recommendations

Current Fifa guidance only mandates additional precautions at a WBGT of 32°C.

1 mins

Heat could be World Cup players' toughest opponent

The 2026 Fifa World Cup is the biggest ever edition of the world's most watched sporting tournament, writes Donal Mullan, senior lecturer in physical geography at Queen's University, Belfast.

2 mins

Arrests at city airport double in two years

Figures released by Police Scotland last week show that there were 84 arrests made at Edinburgh Airport during 2025, double the 42 in 2023.

1 mins

Council to debate detail of mobile phone ban in schools

The details of City of Edinburgh Council’s new restrictions on mobile phone use in schools are due to be decided by the education committee on Tuesday, with the ban to come in at the start of the new school year in August.

1 mins

Zoo reveals name for capybara pup after public vote online

Edinburgh Zoo has revealed the name of a capybara pup born last month after a public vote.

1 mins

St Giles’ Cathedral reveals new plan to charge tourists a £12 entry fee

St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh is set to bring in an entry fee for tourists from September.

2 mins

Neighbourgood Market moves up town

The organisers of Stockbridge hotspot Neighbourgood Market have announced a huge new project that will transform part of Princes Street Gardens into a community marketplace.

1 mins

Lost Shore welcomes first wave of emergency workers to ‘surf therapy’

Edinburgh’s Lost Shore Surf Resort is at the centre of a new collaboration offering world-class mental health support for emergency workers.

1 mins

School transport under threat from coach industry’s fuel bills

School transport for children is at risk because of “unsustainable” fuel bills, the UK Government has been warned.

1 mins

Council discriminated against girls in school toilet provision

A council acted unlawfully in its provision of toilets at a primary school where the main toilets are in mixed-sex areas, a judge has ruled.

1 mins

Charity shop find makes £189k at auction

A painting bought for under US$100 in a charity shop in New York state in the 1960s has sold for just over £189,000 after it was found to be by Scottish Colourist FCB Cadell.

1 mins

Capital pub to shut for major revamp aimed at making it a ‘top quality local’

Joseph Pearce on Elm Row is closing for a £280,000 upgrade to turn it into a “top quality local”.

2 mins

Educational accountability

It is over 20 years since I was part of an exclusion unit in a school.

1 mins

Revival in vinyl sparks sale of second-hand CDs

One of the consequences of the revival in vinyl has been the revival in the second-hand compact disc.

2 mins

City pupils set the standard as they develop valued skills for workplace

A group of high school pupils from Edinburgh have been hailed for developing the skills employers value most - such as teamwork, communication and problem-solving.

1 mins

Fun and games at Pizza Geeks

The group serves up a great atmosphere and family friendly dishes of comforting pizza, writes Gaby Soutar

3 mins

A shocking start to a gripping tale of neighbours at war

The latest drama from Russell T Davies, Tip Toe (Channel 4, Sun/Mon, 9pm) starts off with a shock that, despite an immediate flashback to “10 days earlier”, you can’t really shake off.

3 mins

Let's party - music giant celebrates 20 years with app launch

Music streaming app Spotify has released a time capsule-like feature for listeners to view their entire music history including their first day on the platform.

1 mins

'I thought, 'I really, really want to play this woman'

Nicola Walker, Jemaine Clement and Yali Topol Margalith discuss platonic love and betrayal in new comedy series Alice And Steve on Disney +

4 mins

Also out Sisters stay together and home of intrigue

An empowering tale of found sisterhood in Depression-era America, The Calamity Club, is the latest tale from the mega-selling author of The Help, Kathryn Stockett.

1 mins

Christie chronicles Amazing Agatha celebrated

New exhibition explores the life and work of one of our best crime writers

1 mins

Let's hope Andy Burnham avoids the curse of mayor Boris

Watching Question Time from Makerfield on Thursday night, the worst-kept secret in British politics is finally out there, namely that Andy Burnham is going to mount a challenge to Keir Stammer’s leadership if he wins the by-election in the town.

1 mins

Phil your boots as Comedy Award winner Nichol returns to Fringe

This year’s Fringe programme launched on Thursday and it’s the usual case of too much choice.

2 mins

Also coming to streaming

USA 94: Brazil's Return to Glory (Netflix, from June 7)

1 mins

Four to watch this week

Office Romance (12, streaming from June 5 exclusively on Netflix)

2 mins

Hot spell leads to early flowering

Peter Beales and David Austin were both gold medal winners at Chelsea two weeks ago, and the talk around their stands was about how much earlier roses had bloomed this year, leaving little need for forcing.

1 mins

Chelsea's tricks can be copied by growers

Chelsea Flower Show has a reputation for displaying plants in full bloom well out of their normal flowering season.

1 mins

British runner in the Hunt for Diamond victory

ATHLETICS

1 mins

Las Vegas Grand Prix will stay on the F1 schedule

FORMULA ONE

1 mins

Azim is targeting a tilt at the IBF world title

British light-welterweight Adam Azim believes there is no need to rush into a domestic battle with Dalton Smith and instead wants a shot at the IBF title next.

1 mins

Farrell pens extended Ireland deal until 2031

Andy Farrell has signed a contract extension to remain as Ireland head coach until the conclusion of the 2031 World Cup.

1 mins

Scarlets move sees new boy link up with cousin

Wales-qualified full-back Isaac Murray-Macgregor is to join his cousin Joe Roberts at Scarlets.

1 mins

Boyle signs new deal to match husband Martin at Hibernian

Hibs Women captain Rachael Boyle has joined her husband Martin in committing her future to the Easter Road side after penning a one-year extension to her contract.

1 mins

Edinburgh AC success is celebrated with another Lindsays Trophy win

Great Britain athlete Megan Keith helped Edinburgh AC celebrate success in a special Scottish Athletics participation trophy for cross country.

2 mins

Hearts ace forced to wait for chance to impress on the international stage

Hearts winger Alexandros Kyziridis will have to wait for his first taste of international football after he was an unused substitute for Greece on Thursday evening.

2 mins

Scotland head into final act before World Cup mania

This is where World Cup finals fever starts to get real for Scotland: their first match on American soil and their last before the competition kicks off.

3 mins

Hearts star praised by rival as World Cup record is in reach

Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon has been praised by his rival for a World Cup starting jersey, writes Matthew Elder.

2 mins

Two teams chase hard to sign Jambos winger

Kazakh star could make a quick move back home

1 mins

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Edinburgh Evening News Description:

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Dil: English

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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.