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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

by The Local Wire

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Edinburgh: Terror probe launched after suspected anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh | June 22

Edinburgh police are investigating a suspected hate crime after anti-Muslim attacks targeted a taxi and Uber rider, with CCTV released and a terror probe launched. A swarm of bees has caused concern in East Lothian, and a three-vehicle crash has closed a busy Edinburgh junction, while a primary school fire in West Lothian is under investigation for possible arson.

Edinburgh: Edinburgh police investigate violent anti-Muslim attacks after five injured | June 21

Edinburgh police confirm a series of violent attacks targeting Muslims, leaving five injured, with a man charged over the alleged assaults. Meanwhile, a vehicle fire at Edinburgh Airport and rising bike thefts among tourists are highlighted in today's Local Wire update.

Edinburgh: Police incident leaves four hospitalized, man arrested in Edinburgh. | June 20

Edinburgh authorities are investigating a violent incident in the city center leaving four hospitalized and a man arrested, while Edinburgh Airport was evacuated due to a suspicious package. A knife-wielding man was detained on Leith Walk, and city planners unveiled plans for a new residential development in the west.

Edinburgh: Fire crews battle blaze in Edinburgh's historic district | June 19

Edinburgh's Local Wire update covers a major fire in the Old Town, a skip lorry crash in Leith, and a violent attack at a World Cup hotel. The episode also addresses rising school violence and highlights the start of the city's largest agriculture show.

Edinburgh: Soldier's remains return home after 85 years | June 18

Edinburgh's Local Wire update covers the repatriation of a Scottish soldier's remains, the tragic death of a Scottish boxing champion in Thailand, and the city's ongoing homelessness crisis linked to the Fringe Festival. The episode also highlights public safety concerns, a brewery's historic U.S. shipment, and council decisions on AI data centers and fire station closures.

Edinburgh: Police appeal for info on missing teen amid growing concerns | June 17

Edinburgh authorities are searching for a missing teenager after a call for witnesses was issued, while emergency crews battle two serious fires in residential and city center areas. A tragic e-scooter incident involving an elderly woman and a heartwarming police gesture after a World Cup match also made headlines.

Edinburgh News Today — June 16

Edinburgh officials warn against bathing at Portobello and other beaches due to high bacteria levels and pollution, while Scottish boxing champion Colin fights for recovery after a severe accident in Thailand. A mother in terminal cancer after a misdiagnosis seeks to attend her daughters’ wedding, as the city moves forward with a £2.55m development in Edinburgh New Town.

Edinburgh: Charity shop find shocks Edinburgh antiques fan with £250 value | June 15

Edinburgh's charity shop brooch worth over £250 was bought for £2.50, while a fire in West Lothian destroyed an industrial building and a drug deaths crisis continues to impact the city's communities. The World Cup fan zone at a local brewery has become a lively gathering spot for fans.

Edinburgh: Edinburgh fans celebrate historic World Cup win | June 14

Edinburgh residents celebrate Scotland's World Cup win and follow updates on the Emma Caldwell murder case as a gang linked to organized crime faces legal action. City debates over tram expansion and the Roseburn Path dispute continue, while a kilted bagpiper makes a quirky appearance on Boston's Cop slide.

Edinburgh: Missing man spotted in Edinburgh as police search continues | June 13

Edinburgh authorities are searching for a missing Welsh man spotted on a city bus near Ingliston, while a West Lothian farmer died in a quad bike accident sparking safety concerns. Local council whistleblowing cases have surged 40% with racism and cronyism allegations, and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe sees Scottish band METEORS debut.

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