Lee Dalgetty
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Bus incident on Edinburgh's Princes Street as passengers evacuated (opens the original)
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Bus passengers in Edinburgh were 'evacuated' following an incident this weekend. The incident happened on Saturday evening on Princes Street in the city centre on the Lothian Buses number three service, reports Edinburgh Live. Dramatic footage from the scene shows the drama unfolding as people were led off the bus on Princes Street as the bus fills up with what appears to be smoke. It's understood that nobody was injured, and no road closures were needed. A man described how he witnessed the inc
Edinburgh Princes Street road closure update after huge fire at former Debenhams (opens the original)
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Edinburgh Council have issued an update on road closures in the city centre after a blaze at the former Debenhams on Princes Street. Emergency services raced to the scene on the busy high street on Thursday, July 9. Around 150 firefighters tackled the flames, which left the structure "unsafe to enter". The main thoroughfare has been partially closed around the building since, with buses and trams diverted. Locals were told Princes Street would be fully reopened by the "end of the month", with Ed
Moment shop worker confronts brazen thief 'filling his pockets' caught on CCTV (opens the original)
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This is the moment a brave shop owner confronted a brazen thief "pocketing items" from the shelves of his East Lothian store. CCTV cameras caught the man swiping goods, appearing to put them in a plastic bag and his pockets while at the Longniddry Village Shop. Shop owner Hamish confronted the man during the incident at around 2.40pm on Sunday, August 23. He described the incident as a "distressing experience" as the would-be-thief allegedly became "aggressive". In CCTV footage shared by the Kit
Edinburgh Festival hit with 'flash flood' as tourists 'run for cover' (opens the original)
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The Edinburgh Festival was hit with extreme weather last night with tourists and locals being forced to "run for cover". Heavy rain hit the city centre just after 5pm on August 19 with crowds bearing the brunt of the sudden downpour. A "flash flood" descended on the capital with the streets turning into "rivers" and stairs "overflowing". Drivers were seen pushing through water-swamped streets, while one resident joked they "went for a swim" on South Bridge. Footage shared to social media showed
'My daughter was raped by evil stalker - I can't get the CCTV out my head'' (opens the original)
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The dad of a schoolgirl who was stalked, abducted and raped by a masked attacker in Edinburgh has told how he can't escape the "fear and pain" his daughter endured. Aaron Strachan, 21, was caged after admitting the harrowing attack at the High Court in Edinburgh on Monday. The court heard how Strachan preyed on the 15-year-old victim in the city centre during the early hours of May 25 last year. He pulled a knife on the young girl in a bus stop before forcing her to a basement where he blocked t
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