Edinburgh Zoo to host drive-in movies this summer

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 More than a dozen emergency service vehicles were called to North Junction Street in Leith at around 6.10pm on Friday. Specialist cops in riot gear and police dogs were also drafted in as shocked residents watched the drama unfolding.The surrounding area was cordoned off as officers dealt with the ongoing incident which concluded around three hours later.Police Scotland confirmed a 49-year-old man has now been arrested following a ‘disturbance’.

property show travelling the country in search of Scotland’s Home of the Year.But she’s not about to try to steal queen of property Kirstie’s crown.In fact, she is much more interested in what people have in their home than the houses themselves.She said: “I’m definitely not trying to be the next Kirstie – I won’t be up-cycling anything or making bunting.

Edinburgh. Adam Motycka has been missing for over a month leaving police worried about his welfare.

MORE coronavirus deaths were recorded in South Lanarkshire than anywhere else in Scotland last week.Figures released by the National Records of Scotland today (Wednesday, June 10) revealed the number of coronavirus deaths in the region rose last week for the first time in six weeks.There were 13 coronavirus deaths recorded in South Lanarkshire last week, a rise of 62.5 per cent from the previous week and five higher than anywhere else in Scotland.Of those, seven occurred in care homes and six in

Tim Dams The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) has unveiled its line up of features for this year’s edition, which is taking place online due to the coronavirus crisis.The festival, which was due to take place in Scotland this month, has partnered with Curzon Home Cinema to present an online festival instead.The line up includes the U.K. premieres of Ron Howard’s documentary “Rebuilding Paradise,” Susanne Regina Meures’s doc “Saudi Runaway,” Alex Thomson directed U.S.

Civil rights campaigners are calling for one of Scotland’s tallest statues to be removed as it ‘glorifies’ the country’s role in the slave trade.The 150-foot high Melville Monument was erected in 1821 in memory of the First Viscount Melville, Henry Dundas - who is best known for delaying the abolition of slavery in 1792.Dundas, who was Home Secretary at the time, believed that slavery should be abolished gradually in three stages over a decade, which many historians say cost thousands of

Edinburgh Live. Nuri said they were at a party with some friends in Dalry when they went for a walk.

By Dave McNary

Fancy visiting one of Scotland's most famous landmarks today? Well now you can thanks to new 3D modelling system that lets you see Edinburgh Castle in all its glory from the comfort of your home.

A gran developed a strong Edinburgh accent after being hit with a door at work and suffering a life-changing brain injury.

An endangered Scottish wildcat was recently born at Five Sisters Zoo in West Lothian.

A new think tank has published an interactive map which shows the areas of West Lothian that face the greatest risk of coronavirus infection.

Cops are probing the death of a man at an Edinburgh flat.

A petition aiming to get a Ewan McGregor statue placed on Scotland's highest ground has reached over 15,000 signatures.

BELOVED Coatbridge entertainer Edward Reid will help provide an SOS from specialist charity Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland (SBH Scotland) next weekend.

Known as the “Blackhill Butcher”, Martin Hamilton was a feared gangland enforcer often cited as Scotland’s most hated criminal.

A thug has broken into an Edinburgh pharmacy and stole a huge amounts of drugs.