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Local Two accused of stealing football trophy from Aberdeen hotel found not guilty
Firms asked to bid for £18 million contract on Haudagain scheme
Police and fire station open day to take place after terror level postponement
Aberdeenshire councillor suspended from decision-making
Video calling to help North-east mums get accessible advice from midwives
New dolphin watching programme launched for summer
Political parties lock horns over controversial Aberdeen deputy provost holding three jobs
Dons fans’ team based in Central Belt in call for players
A Sunda league team for Aberdeen supporters are flying the red flag in the Central Belt.
Dons won’t be able to sign Greg Stewart until after Europa League deadline
If Aberdeen are to sign Greg Stewart it will be after the Europa League deadline for registering players.
Stewart Milne: Back boss Derek McInnes by turning up at Pittodrie
Aberdeen chairman Stewart Milne today urged the Red Army to return to Pittodrie to boost Derek McInnes' fight to bring in top signings.
Grenfell-style cladding not used on any council high-rises in Scotland
No council or housing association high-rise block in Scotland has cladding of the type said to have been used in the Grenfell Tower.
Staff shortages force children’s ward to close to inpatients
The children's ward at St John's Hospital in Livingston is to close to inpatients over the summer as a result of staff shortages.
Ewen Bremner delighted with short film work after accidental move behind camera
Trainspotting star Ewen Bremner has said he is enjoying working behind the camera after "accidentally" becoming a producer in a series of short films.
Dozens killed in Pakistan bomb attacks
At least 35 people have been killed and nearly 100 wounded in three separate bomb attacks in two major Pakistani cities, officials said.
Prosciutto and Parmesan production at risk amid Italy dry spell
Italy's farm lobby has warned agricultural production is plummeting because of prolonged heat and dry weather - and authorities are now rationing water and declaring a state of emergency in some areas.
Take a look all 20 stunning Anchor sculptures before they head across Scotland
A collection of 20 decorated anchor sculptures has been brought together for the first time before being moved to new locations across the country.
5 Aberdeenshire schools facing repairs over wall ‘defects’
Five North-east schools have been named as having defects similar to those in Edinburgh, which saw 17 forced closures last year.
Scheme to cut drink-related violence in Aberdeen
A new scheme aimed at minimising alcohol-related violence has been launched by police and pubs.
New section of Aberdeen bypass set to open
A new section of the B977 near Dyce is due to open on Monday as part of the Aberdeen bypass.
WW2 shelter discovered by workers during solar panel installation
Work to install one of Scottish Water's largest solar panel projects to date has unearthed a piece of military history.
Flood-hit Aberdeenshire graveyard wall set to be repaired by end of year
A historic North-east cemetery wall damaged by Storm Frank 18 months ago is set to be repaired by the end of the year.
North-east taking centre stage at Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Show
A world-famous Scottish show has chosen to promote Aberdeenshire to its tens of thousands of visitors.
Calls to save old North-east hospital from further disrepair
A North-east councillor has demanded urgent action to stop a former psychiatric hospital falling into further disrepair.
Aberdeen city centre offices land prestigious honour at London business awards
The Capitol building in Aberdeen has been named as the best new office development outside central London.
Aberdeen pair facing 251-mile challenge to pay legal fees for Kenyan girl
Two Aberdeen men are taking on a 251-mile physical challenge in the hope of bringing justice to a Kenyan girl.
Final countdown to Snappy Tots 2017
There's just one day left to enter this year's Snappy Tots competition.
Firefighters called to blaze at former Aberdeen bowling club
A fire has broken out a derelict Aberdeen bowling club.
Workers flown off BP North Sea platform after power outage
More than 70 workers have been transferred off the Bruce platform east of Shetland following a loss of power late last night, the coastguard said.
Aberdeen city centre road closed after man dies
A busy road was closed this morning after a man died in Aberdeen city centre.
Dozens of North-east kids caught with weapon at school
Dozens of children in the North-east have been caught with weapons at school.
Food Standards Scotland issue warning over North-east firm’s flavoured water
People are being warned to not buy the macb brand of water as a "precaution"
Section of Aberdeen city centre street to remain closed
A section of an Aberdeen city centre street is to remain closed for public safety as work on a £3.2 million revitalisation project continues.
Cladding on some tower blocks is ‘combustible’ says Theresa May
Theresa May has said tests on tower blocks following the Grenfell tragedy have shown cladding on some blocks is "combustible".
Aberdeen’s Open champion fears his house is haunted
Former Open champion Paul Lawrie is convinced his house is haunted.
Brains behind Shell’s iconic Brent bid final farewell
One of the brains behind an iconic piece of the North Sea oil and gas landscape will have a last chance to say goodbye before it is dismantled for good.
Seventh time lucky, how Statoil cracked “stubborn” Mariner
The North Sea Mariner field was discovered in 1981. Seven operators tried and failed to develop it, before Statoil came on board.
Coalition parties now await report on Aberdeen council leadership set-up
A report will be brought forward in August recommending how the role of Aberdeen City Council can be carried out by co-leaders.
Cancer charity set to take over North-east castle for fundraiser
A North-east cancer charity is launching a new event in the heart of Royal Deeside.
Children’s charity could be forced to cut services as it battles with £100k shortfall
A North-east children's charity has launched an emergency appeal to raise funds to plug a £100,000 shortfall.
Security overhaul of Aberdeen council’s IT system to cost more than £60,000
More than £60,000 will be spent replacing and upgrading Aberdeen council computer systems after a high-profile cyber attack earlier this year.
North-east mum tells of ‘bittersweet happiness’ after NHS introduces new test for babies
A mum today told of her "bittersweet happiness" as a screening that could have prevented her daughter's now incurable condition was introduced to the NHS.
First Bus to roll out contactless payment across Aberdeen buses
A bus company has become the first in the North-east to offer a contactless payment scheme - meaning Aberdonians will no longer have to rummage in their pockets for exact change.
‘My time in the Marines helped me with all the vital skills I needed to succeed in a degree’
Former Royal Marine Commando William Skene is looking forward to taking his career in a new direction after gaining his degree.
Failure of barrier at North-east level crossing causes delays for commuters
Further disruption has been endured by motorists in a North-east town after a level crossing barrier became stuck for the second time in a week.
Mothers-to-be urged to sign up to Scottish Government baby box scheme
Expectant mothers are being encouraged to register for a baby box at their next midwife appointment.