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Theresa May Calls Off Brexit Vote In Commons

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By Lynn Rusk and Carly Bell Theresa May has announced a delay to tomorrow’s crucial Brexit vote after […]

Carly Bell December 10, 2018 Headlines, News, Politics

Stansted 15 found guilty of “endangering an aerodrome”

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By Róisín Kilroy Activists known as The Stansted 15, have been found guilty of endangering an aerodome today, […]

roiskilroy December 10, 2018 Courts and Crime, News, Politics, Uncategorized

The End Of The Era Of Open Online Sexual Expression

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By Carly Bell Sexual expression has come under fire this week following steps taken by social networking websites […]

Carly Bell December 10, 2018 News, Science and Technology

Edinburgh voted best city to visit in the U.K.

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By Alejandro Basterrechea Edinburgh has maintained the top position on the Telegraph’s annual top 20 Travel Destinations for […]

Alejandro Basterrechea December 10, 2018 Arts and Culture, Economy and Business, International, Life and Society, News, News in Brief

Local foodbank receives £2800 from Hearts Football Community

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By Morven McIntyre Community One Stop shop, a local foodbank in Broomhouse received a generous donation of £2,800 […]

Morven McIntyre December 10, 2018 Charity, News, Sports

What’s your favourite soup on a chilly day?

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By Paulette Myrie With a chill in the air and frost on the ground, its time to drag […]

Paulette Myrie December 10, 2018 food and drink, Uncategorized

May set to delay Brexit vote, the reactions from the Web

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By Andrea Triunfo From the European Parliament Brexit’s coordinator to several MPs, here are the reactions to Theresa […]

Andrea Triunfo December 10, 2018 International, News

‘Winterhall’ Christmas Markets – a wonderfully swanky affair

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By Lynn Rusk Edinburgh’s beloved arts venue Summerhall was transformed into a Winter Wonderland this weekend providing food, […]

Lynn Rusk December 10, 2018 Arts and Culture, Culture, Entertainment, food and drink, Life and Society

Musselburgh racecourse running as usual as BHA deem conditions safe

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By Gemma Stroyan Despite the deaths of 4 horses last week, Musselburgh Racecourse is open for the Christmas […]

gstroyan December 10, 2018 Headlines, News, Sports

Week Sports Roundup: Podcast

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By Andrea Triunfo and Alejandro Basterrechea It was a huge weekend for football from all over the world. […]

Andrea Triunfo December 10, 2018 Podcast, Sports

‘Article 50 Can Be Revoked’ – European Court Of Justice

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The European Court Of Justice has declared that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50 at any point. […]

Carly Bell December 10, 2018 News, Politics

River Plate wins Libertadores Cup

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By Alejandro Basterrechea South America’s highest club football competition, the Copa Libertadores, was won on Sunday by Argentinian […]

Alejandro Basterrechea December 10, 2018 International, Sports, Uncategorized

“Stigma is the biggest barrier facing HIV”

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By Morven McIntyre World AIDS Day occurred on December 1st yet there is still stigma surrounding the virus. […]

Morven McIntyre December 10, 2018 Health

Scottish papers roundup: Video

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Gemma Stroyan and Louise Wylie take a look at today’s Scottish papers.

Gus Kubiak December 10, 2018 News, Politics, Video

Scottish Ballet’s Cinderella casts its spell on Edinburgh this Christmas

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By Lynn Rusk Scottish Ballet’s performance of Cinderella is coming to Edinburgh this Christmas season. The internationally acclaimed […]

Lynn Rusk December 10, 2018 Arts and Culture, Culture, Entertainment, Music, Women

International Round up

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By Alejandro Basterrechea Amazon rain-forest illegal mining becoming an epidemic A map released by campaigners has shown the scale […]

Alejandro Basterrechea December 10, 2018 Economy and Business, International, Life and Society, News, News in Brief, Politics

Brexit Breakdown: 1 Week Closer To Leave

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By Carly Bell As the United Kingdom moves closer to exiting the European Union, the state of play […]

Carly Bell December 10, 2018 Culture, Economy and Business, News, Politics

Ralph the curious library cat

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By Paulette Myrie Portobello librarians were left smiling when a cat strolled into their library for a look […]

Paulette Myrie December 10, 2018 Exclusive, Life and Society, Uncategorized

Scots farmers Union warns of uncertain future after Brexit

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By Róisín Kilroy As a potential no deal Brexit looms, National Farming Union Scotland has reached out to […]

roiskilroy December 10, 2018 Culture, Economy and Business, Headlines, International, News, Politics

Glasgow first Scottish city to join global initiative to end new cases of HIV

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By Morven McIntyre Glasgow City Council are signing up to the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities Ending the […]

Morven McIntyre December 10, 2018 Education, Health

Cold but dry night for final ‘Sleep in the Park’

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By Alejandro Basterrechea Around 12,000 people across Scotland took part in the ‘Sleep in the Park’ charity event […]

Gus Kubiak December 10, 2018 Charity, Culture, News, Uncategorized

Edinburgh has enough licensed premises claims Edinburgh City Council

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By Paulette Myrie Edinburgh has enough bars, clubs and off-licenses, at least according to Edinburgh City Council. There […]

Paulette Myrie December 3, 2018 Culture, food and drink, Life and Society, News, News in Brief, Uncategorized

Eyeopening results to Girl Guiding survey of Scottish girls

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By Róisín Kilroy Girl Guiding Scotland recently released the results to their survey ‘Girls in Scotland’, which provides […]

roiskilroy December 3, 2018 Charity, Culture, Education, News

Weekend Sports Roundup

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By Andrea Triunfo and Alejandro Basterrechea From Celtic winning its 18th League Cup to the Euro 2020 draw […]

Andrea Triunfo December 3, 2018 News, Podcast, Sports

New School to open in Morningside in 2021

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By Morven McIntyre A new primary school at Deanbank House in Canaan Lane, Morningside has been delayed until […]

Morven McIntyre December 3, 2018 Education, News, News in Brief

Firefighters rescue rambunctious rhino at Edinburgh Zoo

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By Lynn Rusk A rhino has been rescued by firefighters after getting stuck in a tyre for about […]

Lynn Rusk December 3, 2018 Conservation, News

Edinburgh Council moves to ease universal credit strain

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By Louise Wylie Edinburgh City Council has set aside £3 million to mitigate the effects of the Universal […]

Louise Wylie December 3, 2018 Charity, Economy and Business, News, Politics

UNESCO gives Reggae music protected status

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By Paulette Myrie Reggae has officially received recognition by UNESCO as an international cultural treasure. Reggae music originated in […]

Paulette Myrie December 3, 2018 Arts and Culture, Culture, music

One final push to help keep the (Hidden) Door open

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By Gemma Stroyan Edinburgh’s Hidden Door Arts Festival has issued a final call to help secure its future. […]

gstroyan December 3, 2018 Arts and Culture, Culture, News

The Virtual Restaurant: the latest trend on the food scene

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By Lynn Rusk A new trend has been tipped to take over the food scene in the coming […]

Lynn Rusk December 3, 2018 Culture, food and drink, News

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