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Raids free seven from sex slavery in brothels RAIDS on flats in the Capital saw police rescue seven women who had been trafficked into the country to work as sex slaves.

Hearts home win on cards as 'tower' hotel gets go-ahead HEARTS bosses say their nine-storey £51 million Tynecastle development has been given a boost by the go-ahead for the controversial Haymarket tower.

Enlightening sight as Adam Smith statue finally arrives IT was a long time coming, but the world's first public monument to pioneering Scots economist Adam Smith has gone on show in the Capital – more than 200 years after his death.

Author's move pays off AUTHOR Irvine Welsh has revealed his years spent living away from Edinburgh has given him a new perspective on the "cold, grey and dark" streets where he grew up.

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Frog-marched to safety!

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Tree supporters want to root out tram firm's 'dodgy' tactics

Cost of air travel close to £1m after SNP's first year in office

Real lives - Michael bids Loretto School farewell

Hotel manager thanks boss for holiday by stealing cash

Pet calls flood in to 24-hour emergency phone service

Anger after judge acquits Hannibal

Tragic city man's brother runs to warn of drink-drive dangers

Plaudits for public over climate Bill

Golf show is on course for 2009 Fringe

South Sub's making tracks to parliament

Young voters to have their say

Royal Scots Guards

Comic to celebrate screen clowns

Firm lands £300k deal

Band set for Japan

Herbal health advice at hand in park event

Star Wars toys to storm city

Police retrain to aid victims of sex crimes

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