We'll find another way to Scottish independence - Nicola Sturgeon - BBC News
Scotland's first minister wants a second referendum despite judges saying she does not have the powers to hold one.
The rally in Edinburgh is just one of many being held across Scotland.

Time for Scotland, which organised the events, said 15 events were being held across Scotland - in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Perth, Dundee, Greenock, Inverness, Inverurie, Portree, Kirkwall, Lochgilphead, Selkirk, Dumfries, Fort William and Stirling.

Journalist Lesley Riddoch, who is a co-organiser, said: ‘We have no argument with the judges. Thanks to them, the world now sees Scotland’s predicament. We are trapped in a union with no lawful escape. And the solution – as the judges have made clear – is not a legal but political."

Crowds at Glasgow's Buchanan Street steps - scene of many rallies during the 2014 referendum Image caption: Crowds at Glasgow's Buchanan Street steps - scene of many rallies during the 2014 referendum

Linda (left) and Hazel from Glasgow. Hazel says she’s “hopeful but raging” after the Supreme Court decision Image caption: Linda (left) and Hazel from Glasgow. Hazel says she’s “hopeful but raging” after the Supreme Court decision

Around 60 people gathered in front of St Magnus cathedral in the centre of Kirkwall on Orkney, responding to the Supreme Court decision that the Scottish government cannot hold its planned independence referendum, without permission from Westminster.

SNP Convenor in Orkney, Robert Leslie, said: “The myth that this is a voluntary partnership of nations that we’re in went out of the window with that ruling.”