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Firefighter dies after being critically injured in Edinburgh blaze

Firefighter dies after being critically injured in Edinburgh blaze

First pic of firefighter in critical condition after huge blaze at Jenners building in Edinburgh

Jenners Edinburgh fire: Historic building in flames as emergency crews race to scene

'No mystery' over removal of Edinburgh's Jenners sign

BBC News By Angie Brown image captionEdinburgh Rope Access removed the Jenners sign over two days The firm that removed the Jenners sign from the building in Edinburgh insists there was "no mystery" behind its "disappearance". Nicky Erskine, owner of Edinburgh Rope Access, said his team was asked to take down the gold-coloured lettering and worked for two days to remove it. He said it was now being stored on the sixth floor of the department store. The Jenners building owner said it was "shocked" its tenant, Fraser Group, removed the sign without authorisation. Sports Direct billionaire Mike Ashley took over the Jenners brand when he bought Fraser Group in 2018.

Jenners building owner launches probe after signs removed

BBC News By Angie Brown image captionThe distinctive "Jenners" is normally seen at the top of the department store building The owner of Edinburgh's Jenners building has begun an investigation after signs bearing its name were removed from the landmark shop. Witnesses spotted the distinctive gold-coloured lettering being taken down on Wednesday. A spokesman for the Danish billionaire Anders Holch Povlsen, who owns the listed building, said they were "very surprised" the signs had been removed. Frasers Group, which operates the store, has been asked for comment. City of Edinburgh Council said it was also investigating whether the removal of the signs was a breach of planning rules "given the historical significance of the building".