| Hello reader, Welcome to today's round-up from the Edinburgh Evening News. Here's what's been making the headlines so far: 🔵 'Hidden gem' live music basement venue Bar 13 in Edinburgh's West End goes up for sale The husband and wife owned bar on Melville Place is currently listed as temporarily closed. 🔵 Transport chief 'ashamed' at problems faced by disabled negotiating Leith Walk Edinburgh transport convener Scott Arthur said he felt "quite ashamed" as he listened to the problems disabled people and others faced in coping with the revamped Leith Walk. 🔵 Early morning crash leads to rush hour traffic delays Traffic delays have been reported this morning at a main route into Edinburgh after an early morning crash at a busy junction. 🔵 Tiny village gala barred from selling booze East Lothian's 'smallest' village gala has been barred from selling alcohol at the event despite people being able to buy booze from the local shop and drink it there on the day. 🔵 Edinburgh Alba MSP Ash Regan holds fate of First Minister Humza Yousaf in her hands The future of First Minister Humza Yousaf and his government is hanging on the decision of Edinburgh Eastern MSP Ash Regan whether or not to back him in a confidence vote at Holyrood. Fancy a little quiz? Click here to play this week's quizathon 🤔 | 
