A firefighter who was killed after a floor collapsed during a blaze in a pub in Edinburgh has been named.
Ewan Williamson died fighting a fire at a bar in Edinburgh
Ewan Williamson, 35, died after an incident at the Balmoral bar in Dalry Road, Edinburgh. Another firefighter was injured in the blaze, which broke out shortly after midnight.
Mr Williamson is survived by his mother, two sisters, and his girlfriend.
Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue Service (LBFR) released a statement from Mr Williamson's family.
They said: "This has come as a horrific shock to the family. Ewan was a wonderful, kind, sporty and outgoing person who was loved by everyone.
"He loved the Fire Service. We would ask that the public remember members of the service who risk their lives every day."
The other firefighter was taken to the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary with non-life threatening injuries. He was later released.
Blaze Eyewitness Accounts
Around 70 firefighters spent hours tackling the blaze.
Chief fire officer Brian Allaway said: "LBFR is a close-knit community and we are all devastated by this loss and concerned about our injured colleague.
"The thoughts of every single member of the service are with the families of the firefighter and our injured colleague.
"This is a tragic day for our service."
Kenny Ross FBU Scotland regional secretary said: "It is devastating news that we have lost a firefighter in the line of duty and that another is injured.
"Our thoughts are with the families, friends and colleagues who have been stunned by these events.
Firefighters at the scene of the blaze
"Deaths in the line of duty touch everyone who works in the fire service. The death of this firefighter will be felt very deeply by everyone in the service in Scotland and across the UK."
Twenty people had to be rescued from the multi-storey tenement block above the Balmoral, which is a basement bar.
The fire service was alerted at 12.38am and officers arrived to find a "severe" fire raging in the bar.
The fire service said the officers were part of a team wearing breathing equipment when a floor collapsed inside the bar.
A number of other officers rushed to help.
Mr Allaway said: "It was a very difficult fire to deal with - the flames were so fierce. It's been an absolute tragedy for us."
He added: "We have launched a full investigation into the incident."
A Scottish firefighter has died while helping to put out a fire at a pub in Edinburgh. Ewan Williamson, 35, died when the floor collapsed of the multi-story building. The Balmoral Bar, where the fire broke out was situated in the basement of the building. A second firefighter was injured but later released from hospital. 

Chief fire officer Brian Allaway said two firefighters were injured by a collapse of an internal floor. He added “tragically and despite the best efforts of all his colleagues at the incident one of those firefighters lost his life” He continued to offer the thoughts of “every single firefighter” to the family. 

The Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue Service were called at 00:38 BST with reports of a severe fire at the pub. More than 20 people had to be rescued by firefighters including a baby. A full investigation is due to take place. The police commented saying it was too early to determine whether there was anything suspicious with the blaze. 

The fire was still alight on Sunday morning with around 70 firefighters continuing to tackle the blaze.