Landlord Mark Fortune's Edinburgh property portfolio put up for auction

A £3m property portfolio belonging to Edinburgh businessman Mark Fortune has been put up for auction. The sale of properties across Edinburgh includes five flats, commercial premises and a £1.1m house. Fortune has had extensive property interests across the city for decades. The property was seized from Fortune as part of a sequestration - the term used in Scottish Law for entering bankruptcy - started by the City of Edinburgh Council to settle the businessman's outstanding debts. Several other properties belonging to Fortune were sold by auction last year under the same process. The presenter is giving evidence to a court examining accusations against two former Edinburgh Academy teachers who are unfit to stand trial. Christopher Malcolm raped, attacked and abused former partners, preventing one from attending her own father's funeral. A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland. In 1927, The Jazz Singer made movie history with the first recorded dialogue on film - but new evidence suggests the first feature talking film was Scottish. John Swinney has been accused of misleading MSPs after claiming Scots could lose their pensions under Labour plans. Cop