| Hello reader, Welcome to today's round-up from the Edinburgh Evening News. Here's what's been making the headlines so far: 🔵 Da Vinci rapist back behind bars after attack on ex-wife Da Vinci rapist Robert Greens is back behind bars after he battered his former wife during a violent rage. Greens attacked his ex by pinning her against a fence and brandishing a bottle at her home at Scotstoun Avenue, South Queensferry. 🔵 Weekend vandal attack on Sighthill Primary School Police are looking into an alleged vandal attack on an Edinburgh primary school. The attack on Sighthill Primary School in Calder Park, Edinburgh, is reported to have happened in the early hours of Saturday morning. 🔵 More than 10,000 waited over 4 hours in Lothian A&Es last year Nearly 5,000 waited over five hours, more than 2,000 were there for six hours and 55 are shown as waiting for more than 13 hours, according to figures recently released. 🔵 Joint champions named in 2024 Scottish Street Food Awards Stiff competition saw two vendors named as joint champions in the Scottish Street Food Awards on the opening weekend of the Edinburgh Food Festival. 🔵 Everything you need to know about Truckfest at Royal Highland Centre Truckfest is returning to Edinburgh's Royal Highland Centre in August - a two-day programme packed with thrilling motoring experiences featuring monster trucks, BMX and trucking events all within a dazzling arena stunt show. | 
