| Hello reader, Welcome to today's round-up from the Edinburgh Evening News. Here's what's been making the headlines so far: 🔵 Scotland's 25 top-rated high schools named The Scottish government releases an annual league table rating how well the country's state high and secondary schools have done, after the National and Higher exam results are released each year. They are ranked based on what the government describes as its 'gold standard' — here are the top 25 scoring state schools overall. 🔵 Planes grounded as mass worldwide IT outage hits airlines Edinburgh Airport has been hit by a mass worldwide IT outage affecting airlines, media and banks, with long delays reported this morning at security and check-in. Here's everything we know. 🔵 Former janitor named as 81-year-old pedestrian who died in crash The "totally devastated" family of an 81-year-old former West Lothian janitor who has been named as the pedestrian who died in crash last weekend have made a heartfelt tribute to him. 🔵 Roads closed over two days as filming for romantic comedy takes place Two Edinburgh streets will be closed on Sunday, July 21, and Monday, July 22, while the film crews work on the Indian production, the title of which is still unknown. Here's all you need to know. 🔵 Instagramable Edinburgh spot crowned as No.1 ice cream parlour in UK How's this for a scoop? The top 10 places for ice cream in the UK have been revealed – and the number one spot is right here in Edinburgh 🍦 | 
