Judge’s knife warning as teenager locked up for killing Bailey Gwynne
Officials clamp down on rogue off-road drivers in the North-east
North-east mum’s events raise £125k for lifeboat fund
Floodlight concerns for new Aberdeen football stadium
Dedicated singing section in memory of Dons fan James Stewart
Former army cadet disappointed at desecration of memorial to Aberdeen man
Fears over lights wait at ‘free for all’ roundabout in Aberdeen
Two drivers seriously injured in two-car crash on North-east road
Two people have been taken to hospital with serious injuries following a two-car crash on an Aberdeenshire road.
Woman taken to hospital after car crashes off A90
A woman has been taken to hospital after a crash on the A90 today.
Road closed after fish lorry topples over in North-east town
Police have closed a road in a North-east town after a fish lorry overturned today.
WATCH: British hostage posed for a picture with EgyptAir hijacker to laugh in the face of terrorism
The British hostage photographed with the alleged Egyptian plane hijacker who wore a fake suicide vest said he posed for the snap to laugh in the face of terrorism.
In Pictures: Aberdeen FC 3-0 Hamilton
The Dons stretched their unbeaten home run to 11 games with a 3-0 win over Hamilton.
Match Report: Aberdeen FC 3-0 Hamilton
Aberdeen's international stars shined as the Dons continued their domestic hunt with a dominant 3-0 victory over Hamilton.
There’ll be no more cold pies for Dons fans at Pittodrie now
Dons fans were today promised top quality catering at Pittodrie from now on.
Dons winger Hayes thanks boss
Dons winger Jonny Hayes today thanked boss Derek McInnes for helping him move a step closer to fulfilling his Euro dream.
Police name teenage passenger killed in road crash
A teenager who died in a road crash that injured three others has been named by police.
Lord Advocate would expect fatal accident inquiry into M9 crash tragedy
Scotland's outgoing Lord Advocate has said it is "inconceivable" that a fatal accident inquiry (FAI) will not be held into the M9 crash tragedy.
Mental health plans take centre stage in Holyrood campaigns
Political parties have been setting out their plans to boost mental health services in the battle for Holyrood votes.
Fatal lorry crash victim ‘first refugee killed in Britain in 2016’
A teenager who died when the lorry he was travelling aboard crashed is believed to be the first refugee killed in Britain this year, according to campaigners.
Labour MP wants more done to tackle anti-Semitism within party
Jeremy Corbyn has been criticised by a senior Labour MP for failing to stamp out anti-Semitism within the party.
Peter Pan sculpture could fetch £30,000 at auction
A rare bronze sculpture of children's favourite Peter Pan is expected to fetch up to £30,000 at auction this week.
Nicky Morgan calls for bids for children’s services funding pot
Town halls will be offered cash incentives as part of an overhaul of social services for troubled children, the Education Secretary has announced.
Azerbaijan announces unilateral ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan's defence ministry has announced a unilateral ceasefire against the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh, a claim that rebel forces there promptly rejected.
Grenade thrown at Kosovan venue for Serbian prime minister’s visit
A hand grenade has been hurled overnight at a sports hall in Kosovo that was to host a meeting with Serbia's visiting prime minister.
Parkinson’s disease sufferer Billy Connolly ‘nearly broke neck’ after a scary slip in the shower
Comedian and actor Billy Connolly has a message for fellow Parkinson’s disease sufferers: don’t try showering on a train.
Emotional This Morning tribute after agony aunt Denise Robertson dies at 83
This Morning remembered agony aunt Denise Robertson in an emotional tribute show following her death from pancreatic cancer at the age of 83.
Maggie’s Grill: Holburn Street, Aberdeen
The small, unassuming exterior of Maggie’s Grill stands in direct opposition to what it delivers on the plate.
Revolution: Belmont Street, Aberdeen
Every Tuesday and Thursday at Revolution in Aberdeen are Happy Days.
These are the 10 most popular Aberdeen restaurants on Trip Advisor at the moment
Indian cuisine seems to be North-east diners' favourite type of food, according to the latest Trip Advisor top 10 of Aberdeen restaurants.
Eddie the Eagle (15)
When Baron Pierre de Coubertin kindled interest in the modern Olympic movement at the end of the 19th century, he proposed a series of ideals to epitomise the spirit of the sporting contest.
Former Coronation Street star bets on Guys and Dolls being bit hit in Aberdeen
A former Coronation Street heartthrob is betting on West End classic musical Guys and Dolls being a hit in Aberdeen next week.
Friendship key to our success says Little Mix
Little Mix were manufactured on X Factor but it is their friendship that has helped the chart stars transcend that show.
In Pictures: Photographers share hidden architecture of North-east
We want to highlight some of the best images Instagrammers and amateur photographers in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have to offer.
Two streets, one name and one major headache for some residents in Aberdeen
Takeaways, letters and someone turning up to rent a room are just some of the things that have arrived at wrong addresses in Aberdeen after confusion over a doubled street name.
Around 20 beams to be delivered for AWPR
Around 20 beams are to be delivered to form part of the Aberdeen Western Peripheral route.
Former Aberdeen pupil up for top acting award
An actress who got her start in youth theatre and pantos in Aberdeen has joined the likes of Dame Judi Dench - with a nomination for this year's Olivier awards.
Call for ‘begging boxes’ to be installed at Aberdeen malls
A councillor has asked for "begging boxes" to be introduced at more of Aberdeen's shopping centres.
Council spends £15k on ties, toffee and clock gifts
A council has spent more than £7,000 on tartan ties and scarves in the last year - with a further £8,000 going toward clocks, candle holders and other items.
Burger and Lobster not ruling out opening Aberdeen restaurant
High-end fast food chain Burger and Lobster has said it hasn't ruled out a move to Aberdeen despite pulling out of the Marischal Square development.
Wildlife fans flock to Aberdeen as dolphins return
Thousands of wildlife fans from across the globe are expected to come to Aberdeen this year as the fourth annual Dolphinwatch project officially launches today.
Two vehicles crash on busy Aberdeen road
Emergency crews have been called to a two-vehicle crash on a busy Aberdeen road.
Tributes paid to dedicated Cove Rangers fan Dave Mitchell
Tributes were paid today to one of the North-east's most dedicated football fans.
North-east restaurants and takeaways shortlisted in Scottish Curry Awards 2016
More than a dozen Indian eateries in the North-east have been shortlisted at the Scottish Curry Awards 2016.
Car smashes through window of Aberdeen golf club during break-in
A car smashed through an Aberdeen golf club window during a break-in.
Woman ordered to repay £4,000 to Aberdeen school association
A woman who embezzled nearly £10,000 while treasurer of a Aberdeen school's Parent Teacher Association has been ordered to repay £4,000.
Read the full sentencing statement from judge in Bailey Gwynne case
Here are the full sentencing remarks made by Lady Stacey at the High Court in Edinburgh today
Dog mess fines doubled to £80
Dog owners who fail to pick up after their pets in Aberdeen will face bigger fines from today after the penalty charge doubled.
Bailey’s killer locked up for nine years
A teen who killed 16-year-old Bailey Gwynne was today locked up for a total of nine years.
118 North-east jobs facing the axe after shake-up at firms
The North-east has been dealt a double jobs blow, with almost 120 posts at risk.
Thousands on waiting list for social housing in Aberdeen
More than 7,000 people face an average wait of at least three years to get social housing.
Photographers from North-east win nature awards
Two North-east snappers were among the winners of a major photographic competition.
Aberdeen councillors asked to go ahead with plan for wheelchair-ready taxis
Councillors have been urged to press ahead with plans to make all taxis in Aberdeen wheelchair accessible.
New plans to turn historic North-east hospital site into 36 homes
Proposals were today unveiled to redevelop a North-east hospital dating back to 1900.
Absences at Aberdeen council due to mental health highest in years
Sick days for Aberdeen council staff due to psychological reasons hit the worst level in at least five years.
Robert Gordon’s College highest earning independent school in Scotland
Robert Gordon's College is the highest earning independent school in the country.
Aberdeen nursery assistant facing probe after threatening to kill girl’s pet cat
A nursery assistant at an Aberdeen after-school club is facing claims she threatened to kill a young girl’s cat.
Teenager to be sentenced for killing schoolboy Bailey Gwynne
A teenager who stabbed to death schoolboy Bailey Gwynne is due to be sentenced.
WATCH: North Sea oil workers rock on with charity single
Offshore workers have banded together for a charity video single that could storm the charts to raise money for a Scottish cancer charity.
‘Free’ electricity from charging point for thrifty Aberdeen residents
Three Aberdeen residents who were furious at not being consulted by Aberdeen City Council about the installation of a charging point for electric vehicles have turned their anger into a positive.
Investigation launched after four wheels stolen from Aberdeen car dealership
Police are investigating the theft of four wheels complete with tyres from a car dealership in Aberdeen.
98 Aberdeen jobs could be cut as Müller carries out dairies review
Nearly 100 Aberdeen jobs could be axed after milk firm Müller announced a review of its business.
Recovering anorexic horrified by scales ‘glamorising’ illness
A woman who was hospitalised after battling eating disorders for more than 10 years today urged a shop to remove bathroom scales with "damaging" slogans.