All the latest headlines from the Edinburgh Evening News on Thursday, February 29.
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00:00 Hi there and welcome back to EdinburghNews.com. I'm Rhoda Morrison, I'm the editor here and I'm going to run through just some of the main stories from the day so far.
00:09 A two-part documentary which is due to air on Channel 4 over Sunday and Monday will tell the story of Fawzia Javed who was pushed from the top of Arthur's seat in Edinburgh by her husband while the couple were on their honeymoon.
00:23 The prosecutor in the case said that Fawzia, who was a talented lawyer who was also pregnant at the time of her death, played a crucial role in convicting her husband of her own murder.
00:35 Two hot chocolate shops are set to open in Edinburgh offering 20 expertly crafted drinks which will come with a choice of flavours, milks and toppings.
00:45 Noops, which has 15 stores across the UK, will be opening the new branches in Edinburgh's George Street and Victoria Street next month.
00:54 And finally, after Dr Neil's garden in Edinburgh was crowned the most peaceful spot in the UK, our reporter Jamie Saunderson went along to visit and enjoy the peace and quiet.
01:05 You can read more about what he thought of the area and watch our video up on the website now.
01:11 If you've got a story that you think we should be covering or that you want to let us know about, please do get in touch. All our details are over on our Contact Us page.
01:18 And as always, stick around for all the latest news from Edinburgh as we get it throughout the day.