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January 05, 2026

Around the world

From jazz to tap, from ballroom to swing, from folk to modern, dance has been an important part of human life and culture for several millennia.

1 mins

Time for one last party as decorations come down

Twelfth Night is on January 5 and marks the end of the festive season, the cards are taken down, thre tree taken to the recycling centre and the decorations packed away until December.

1 mins

Committed to dialogue

A spokesperson for Heriot-Watt University said: \"While the university is disappointed to note this development, we remain committed to constructive dialogue.

1 mins

More than 70k pupils missed half of school in last six years

More than 70,000 pupils have missed more than half of school since 2019, figures obtained by the Scottish Conservatives show.

1 mins

Heriot-Watt lecturers balloting on strike action over job losses

Lecturers at Edinburgh's Heriot-Watt University are voting on possible strike action in protest at plans to cut courses and programmes with the loss of more than 50 jobs.

2 mins

What really happens when you give up alcohol for a month

The health, money and mind benefits from taking a break

3 mins

Saving money tops reasons for taking part

Saving money is now the top reason for drinkers in the UK to try to tackle Dry January, a charity has said.

1 mins

Capital graduate who became the father of modern hypnosis

January 4 marks World Hypnotism Day, the annual day promoting the therapeutic benefits of hypnotherapy, while dispelling some of the myths surrounding hypnosis.

2 mins

Video footage appears to show activists vandalising factory

Footage has been posted online appearing to show pro-Palestine activists vandalising a factory near Edinburgh over its ties with an aerospace firm allegedly linked with the Israeli military.

1 mins

How special mushroom pellets made in Capital are helping forests to grow

An Edinburgh firm is helping to regrow forests with special mushroom pellets, using the “superpowers” of fungi.

2 mins

HOW DIETS MAKE US FAT

The book the diet industry doesn't want you to read

1 mins

The books that can influence healthy lifestyles in 2026

As we head towards New Year, being kind to ourselves and finding a balance in all aspects of life are likely to take centre stage in the massive self-help book market.

3 mins

Dani's 'boot-camp' ready for SAS challenge

Reality TV star Dani Dyer-Bowen has said she was inspired to go on Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins after she watched Georgia Harrison successfully complete the last series.

1 mins

"The fact they never gave up on me has meant everything."

Today, Ewan enjoys many of the things young people often take for granted — friendships, school life, a stable home, and even the freedom to work part-time and join games clubs.

1 mins

Councillors praise pupil attainment results

Midlothian has recorded its strongest attainment results since national data collections resumed in 2021-22 in primary and secondary schools.

1 mins

Storehouse looks to future with expansion plans

Midlothian MSP

1 mins

Care family's last Christmas before move

Residents and staff at Highbank Intermediate Care Home have been creating special memories of their final Christmas in Dalkeith.

1 mins

Outdoor learning space created from neglected ground

Midlothian Council's landscaping team has turned a once-neglected patch of ground at a local primary school into what will soon be a vibrant hub for outdoor learning.

1 mins

A look ahead at the TV we'll be watching during 2026

With the new year just around the corner, Yolanthe Fawehinmi takes a look at what we've got to look forward to on telly next year

3 mins

Hail to the World Chief

As Donald Trump enters his second triumphant year as US President and self-styled 'President of the World,' it's maybe time to consider the legacy of the greatest incumbent to the post ever.

1 mins

Shambles at Radio Scotland

It is surely time that senior figures at the very top of BBC Scotland have a rethink, given the absolute shambles of Radio Scotland.

1 mins

Kids got inflation-busting pocket money rise in 2025

Children received inflation-busting pocket money pay rises in 2025, figures from a money app indicate.

1 mins

Forget New Year resolutions, just surviving January is enough

I never make New Year resolutions.

1 mins

The early promises of devolution have got lost in incompetence

This is an important year for Scottish politics.

2 mins

'Music plays such a huge part in the love story'

Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson talk about music, resilience and their love of Neil Diamond in their new film, Song Sung Blue

4 mins

Trouble in paradise as team hunt a killer who strikes at Christmas

Is there anything cosier than a cosy crime drama?

3 mins

Love and intrigue – here's what's coming this year on streamers

Looking ahead to the new year, 2026 promises a year full of television, from Regency romance to historical drama on streaming services.

1 mins

Key tax year and financial dates to know for 2026

Why aiming for moderation can benefit your body and soul over the festive break, says Ella Walker

3 mins

Athletics Weekly's new website

Publication's eight decades of providing trusted news for fans across the world

1 mins

Fury announces his return to ring this year

Tyson Fury has announced he will return to boxing in 2026 nearly a year after he announced his latest retirement from the ring.

1 mins

Pizza-fuelled Littler has hunger for more titles

Luke Littler revealed a pre-match pizza inspired him to more World Championship glory and insisted he has the hunger for many more titles.

1 mins

Balding in tribute to her 'one of a kind' father Ian

Clare Balding has paid tribute to her father Ian following his death on Friday at the age of 87.

1 mins

Jordi charts 'crazy' journey to Hearts as McInnes gives him chance to shine

After home crowds of around 500 people last year, Jordi Altena was captivated by Tynecastle Park on Saturday.

3 mins

City move in right direction with a good point at Stranraer

Edinburgh City took a step in the right direction as they closed the gap at the bottom of SPFL League Two to five points following a 1-1 draw at Stranraer.

1 mins

Edinburgh repel Benetton for a big win in Italy

Edinburgh Rugby secured a monumental result on Italian soil on Saturday, weathering a late storm at Stadio Monigo to claim a 14-15 victory over Benetton.

1 mins

Youan at the double as Gray's men put 10-man Killie to bed

Hibernian' Jamie McGrath cores the penalty that he had won to put the icing on the cake of a 3-1 victory against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park on Saturday

1 mins

Injury list lengthens but Gray eyes chance to leapfrog Steelmen

David Gray believes Hibs have the perfect “opportunity” to leapfrog much-admired Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership - after seeing his Easter Road warriors complete a nine-point week over a packed festive period, writes John Greechan.

2 mins

Halkett nods home to keep Jambos clear of Old Firm

Heart of Midlothian 1 Livingston 0 Scottish Premiership at Tynecastle Park.

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Edinburgh Evening News Description:

الناشر: National-World-Publishing-Limited

فئة: Newspaper

لغة: English

تكرار: Daily

For nearly 150 years, Edinburgh Evening News has helped the voices of our community be heard. The Edinburgh Evening News is a daily newspaper and website based in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was founded by John Wilson (1844–1909) and first published in 1873. It is printed daily, except on Sundays.

Much of the content of the Evening News concerns local issues such as transport, health, the local council and crime in Edinburgh and the Lothians. The paper has a significant number of journalists covering sport, with a dedicated reporter assigned to each of the city's football teams, Heart of Midlothian and Hibernian.