Edinburgh Evening News Morning Update 25 July, 2024
Your morning update from the Edinburgh Evening News on Thursday, July 25, 2024.
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00:00This is your morning update for Thursday the 25th of July, 2024.
00:06Brought to you by the Edinburgh Evening News.
00:10Man suffers broken eye socket after being punched in the face on Edinburgh train.
00:15The incident happened on July 5th around 4pm on board the 2.10pm train from Edinburgh Waverley to Newcastle Central Station.
00:24Calls for action after spate of violence at shopping centre.
00:27Shopkeepers at the centre say there are incidents almost every day and they blame a group who regularly gather around two benches in front of the shops and often leave discarded needles behind.
00:39The 12 most iconic streets in Edinburgh that everyone wants to visit.
00:43They have been used for inspiration for books, TV and film and have housed some of Edinburgh's most famous residents.
00:51Carpet right branches in Edinburgh and the Lothians among the 200 stores set to close.
00:56More than 200 stores around the UK will close, including Edinburgh stores in New Craigall and Strayton, along with its Livingston store.
01:05Safety improvements at notorious Edinburgh Junction set to finally begin within year.
01:10A 2020 study recommended a £5 million upgrade after uncovering thousands of near misses within four days.
01:18Stephen Naismith reveals Hart's stance on Lawrence Shankland amid Rangers talk.
01:23Tyne Castle officials have not received any offers for the striker and have no intention of selling him at a reduced price, despite his contract entering its final 12 months.
01:33I sold all my belongings to live off-grid in a shipping container. I'm now bill free.
01:38Robin Swan, 32, bought just under 7 acres of land near Stirling for £185,000 after years of saving.
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