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Friends appeal after man found dead under M80 motorway following Rangers v Napoli match at Ibrox

'My friend never made it home from Rangers match after his car broke down'

Man left fighting for life in hospital following ‘murder bid’ at Barony Court in Bo’ness

Edinburgh & East

Man fighting for life in hospital following 'murder bid'

Family of missing woman from Galashiels say they are ‘very worried for her’ as police search continues

Edinburgh & East

Family 'very worried' for woman who disappeared three weeks ago

St Andrews ousts Glasgow and Edinburgh to become top university in Scotland for second year running

Edinburgh & East

St Andrews named top Scottish university for second year in a row

Police investigate historic sexual and violent abuse claims at Edinburgh Academy attended by Nicky Campbell

Edinburgh & East

Historic abuse claims at school attended by Nicky Campbell investigated

‘Primark evacuated’ in Edinburgh city centre after fire breaks out on Rose Street Lane

Edinburgh & East

Primark 'evacuated' after blaze breaks out near city centre building

Police launch appeal after man found dead underneath M80 overbridge after car broke down

Edinburgh & East

Man found dead under motorway after car broke down late at night

Woman, 29, arrested and released following disappearance of nine-year-old boy in Dunbar

Edinburgh & East

Woman arrested and released over disappearance of nine-year-old boy

Scots karting boss Andrew Fairley who used job as cover to abuse boys jailed

North East & Tayside

Scots karting boss who used job as cover to abuse boys jailed

Cyclist taken to hospital following collision with car

Edinburgh & East

Cyclist taken to hospital following collision with car

Woman arrested following disappearance of 9-year-old boy

Edinburgh & East

Woman arrested following disappearance of nine-year-old boy

Nurseries closed in E.coli outbreak cleared to reopen

Edinburgh & East

Nurseries closed in E.coli outbreak cleared to reopen

Historic church wall in Haddington hit by Scottish Opera year after being being damaged by BBC music company

Edinburgh & East

Historic church wall hit by orchestra van now damaged by opera lorry

Police launch manhunt after Bathgate service station staff threatened with weapon in attempted robbery

Edinburgh & East

Service station staff threatened with weapon in attempted robbery

Plane carrying Queen’s coffin from Edinburgh to London ‘world’s most tracked flight’, say Flightradar24

Edinburgh & East

Plane carrying Queen's coffin to London 'world's most tracked flight'

Roads in Edinburgh set to reopen after Operation Unicorn in Scotland concludes following death of Queen

Edinburgh & East

Operation Unicorn: Clean-up under way following vigil for Queen

‘Wrong way’ windows in Pathhead conservation village dubbed ‘ugly’ as councillors throw out appeal

Edinburgh & East

‘Wrong way’ windows dubbed ‘ugly’ as councillors throw out appeal

Kirkcaldy Galleries displays 5,000-year-old pot unearthed in 1980 demolition of town butcher shop

Edinburgh & East

Bronze Age pot unearthed during butcher shop demolition goes on display

Families at centre of East Lothian nursery E.coli scare ‘were effectively back in lockdown’

Edinburgh & East

Families at centre of nursery E.coli scare 'were effectively in lockdown'

Queen’s coffin seen by 33,000 mourners paying final respects in Scotland at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh

Edinburgh & East

Queen's coffin seen by 33,000 mourners paying final respects in Scotland

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