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Trams costs shoot up for second time in fortnight THE cost of Edinburgh's tram project is to rise for the second time in a fortnight.

Put your hand up if you think these panels are really fists New theory on meaning of Holyrood features

Labour insists there's no new U-turn on call for referendum LABOUR today insisted there had been no new U-turn on the call for a referendum on Scottish independence.

A burning question that's costing lives Deaths from house fires in the Lothians continue to fall as more homes get free smoke detectors, but many households are still reluctant to install life-saving alarms – and fire chiefs want to know why.

Funding refusal strikes bum note with Scots Music Group

Lights to go out at Lantern as city set to reject licence bid

City adopts a new campaign to recruit more foster carers

City cabbies sing when they're whingeing about traffic chaos

Beat cancer by taking your life in your hands

Pupils draw on talents to create a new school

Seduced by Melody Gardot in a night of sweet inspiration

Mum suffered collapsed lung in attack by ex-husband

Actor's band aren't out of this world

National rail strike ballot threatens to cripple trains

Sir Tom Hunter pledges £4 million boost to children

Blair used baby's death for Iraq war spin, Cherie reveals

Bute House chimneys bill sweeps up £10,000

Brown 'to be ditched by 2010'

We must all stand together in the fight against violence

City warned of dementia time bomb

Edinburgh local plan: 'A degree of nimbyism is to be expected'

Massive earthquake sets buildings shaking in Beijing

Rangers supporters warned to stay on the rails

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