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Edinburgh, Fife and East Scotland News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Edinburgh, Fife and East Scotland. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Why are councils so short of cash when tax is going up?
Potholes are unfilled and prized local services like libraries and nurseries are coming under threat because of a £650m budget gap.
Man charged with rape of woman, 18, in Edinburgh park
Eduardo Lopes is alleged to have attacked the 18-year-old in Montgomery Street Park last month.
Nurse demands clarity from union over single-sex spaces
Sandie Peggie is suing NHS Fife after sharing a female changing room with a transgender doctor.
Man in court over hit-and-run crash death
Regan Kemp is charged with causing death by dangerous driving after the crash in Leeds.
Sensitive data stolen in West Lothian cyber attack
The council's education IT network was hit by a suspected ransomware attack two weeks ago.
Plans approved for 168 flats at old Edinburgh brewery
The plans will see the old brewery buildings repurposed to create sustainable flats and houses.
Church magazine to end after more than 140 years
The Church of Scotland's Life and Work has been struggling with falling readership.
Your pictures of Scotland
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
Edinburgh University staff back strike action over £140m cuts
Staff said the university had refused to rule out compulsory job losses as part of 'unprecedented' cuts to its budget.
Nicotine pouches helped me quit vaping ? but now I'm addicted
Teenagers say it is easy to get hold of the products, which experts warn can be highly addictive.
Share your story with BBC Scotland
Get in touch with journalists in Edinburgh, Fife and the east of Scotland with your story ideas.
We feel isolated since our homeless library lost its home
A couple tell how a library provided refuge during dark days while living on the streets of Edinburgh.
Grande dame hangs up her ballet shoes aged 89
Some of Sheena Gough's students travelled hundreds of miles for her classes in Edinburgh.
The battle to ban greyhound racing in Scotland
The country's last track is closed indefinitely, but campaigners are determined to outlaw the sport for good.
The artist toasting Edinburgh pubs with miniature models
Keith Crawley has so far replicated 12 pubs, with each creation taking anywhere between three days to a month to complete.
Public park brings new life to iconic gasholder site
The park is part of a £1.3bn regeneration of the area and includes a sculpture of a breaching whale.
Debate Night from St Andrews
Topical debate from St Andrews on the big issues affecting Scotland and beyond.
Paramedics on Scene
Paramedics help a woman who has been thrown off a horse near Dunbar.
Fenlon pleased by Griffiths show
Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon praised Leigh Griffiths after he scored a fifth goal against St Mirren this season.
McGlynn upset by Hearts defending
Manager John McGlynn laments poor defending as Hearts slip to a 3-0 loss at home to Kilmarnock.
St Mirren 0-1 Hibernian
A second-half penalty from Leigh Griffiths earned Hibs the points in an uninspiring match at St Mirren Park.
Hearts 0-3 Kilmarnock
Paul Heffernan scores all three goals as Kilmarnock claim their third straight win against Hearts this season.
Hearts say sale talks continue
Hearts director Sergejus Fedotovas tells BBC Scotland talks are ongoing about the proposed sale of the club.
Falkirk 1-0 Dunfermline
Substitute David Weatherston scores a late goal to give Falkirk victory against Dunfermline.
Livingston 3-0 Cowdenbeath
A trio of first-half goals help Livingston to victory against Cowdenbeath.
Raith Rovers 3-2 Dumbarton
Brian Graham nets a last-minute winner as Raith Rovers end a run of three straight defeats by beating Dumbarton.
Stenhousemuir 2-1 East Fife
Bryan Hodge scores twice as Stenhousemuir come from behind to beat East Fife in the Scottish Second Division.
Edinburgh 16-17 Cardiff Blues
Cardiff Blues claim victory at Murrayfield as Edinburgh slump to a fifth straight Pro12 defeat.
Zaliukas to miss rest of season
Hearts captain Marius Zaliukas will not play again this season as he prepares for ankle surgery.
Bradley to leave Edinburgh in May
Michael Bradley is to leave his post as head coach of Edinburgh at the end of the season.
Cowdenbeath 4-2 Dunfermline
Scott Linton scores twice as Cowdenbeath completed back-to-back league victories and dent Dunfermline's promotion hopes.
Dry weather to end with heavy rain and landslide warning
The five-week stretch of dry weather will come to an end later with heavy rain, hail and thunder due over the weekend
Olly Murs pulls plug on Glasgow show in stage walk-off
The singer apologised to fans after struggling with his voice during the gig at the Ovo Hydro.
Violence against Aberdeen teachers up 25% in one year
Data shows there were 928 reports of violent incidents in the first three months of this year.
'Give it time' - ScotRail defends AI announcer Iona
A new synthetic voice is being introduced across Scotland's trains to deliver onboard announcements.
Sheep killed after livestock carrier crashes off road
The crash happened on the A920 Boghead to Moray route at about 09:15 on Thursday.
Scotland players on the brink of major victory with Napoli
Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour have already gained hero status after making a big impact at the Italian club.
Kate officially names new Royal Navy warship HMS Glasgow
It is the first of eight Type 26 frigates to be built by BAE Systems at its shipbuilding facilities on the River Clyde
Cruise ship levy splits views in busy Highland port
The Scottish government is consulting on a proposal for a new tax to help raise funds for councils
Kneecap at TRNSMT would need 'significant' police operation
A member of the Irish rap group, due to headline at the Glasgow festival, has been charged after allegedly displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah.
Reform accused of 'blatant racism' over Sarwar ad
Reform insisted the advert featuring clips of a speech by the Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar was not racist.
Second teenager charged over death of Kayden Moy
Kayden, age 16 from East Kilbride, died after a large disturbance on Irvine beach on Saturday evening.
Police chief calls for organised football celebrations
Twenty people were arrested after thousands of Celtic fans gathered for an unofficial party to mark their club's success.