A man has died almost a week after being struck by a bus in Edinburgh. The 81-year-old was seriously injured in the incident at the junction of Annandale Street and Haddington Place, near Elm Row, at about 01:20 on 28 September. Police Scotland confirmed he died in hospital on Saturday.

A BUS service connecting the Scottish Borders and East Lothian with Edinburgh will be scrapped from Monday (October 20).

A suspect has been reported after a teenage boy was chased and attacked after being hit by a coach in Edinburgh. Emergency services received reports of a 17-year-old boy being seriously assaulted in the capital’s South Gyle Access at around 2.50pm on Tuesday.

The 17-year-old sustained serious injuries after being struck by a coach then attacked while lying on the ground.

A Police Scotland spokesperson added: "A teenage male has been reported to the Procurator Fiscal and Children’s Reporter in connection with a serious assault at South Gyle Access, Edinburgh. "The incident took place around 2.50pm on Tuesday, 21 October, 2025.

A heroic Edinburgh bus passenger said his "military instincts kicked in" as he performed CPR on a man who collapsed onboard. Kitch Lewis, 50, was onboard the Lothian service 3 on Calder Road on Saturday, August 23, when a fellow passenger took unwell and ...

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The co-leaders pledged to "bring hope back to this country's politics" during their first conference speech after they were elected in August.