Latest figures show one more Aberdeen death linked to Covid-19
The latest Covid-19 figures for Scotland show three more confirmed coronavirus patients have died, including one in Aberdeen.
Missing Aberdeen man found safe and well
A missing Aberdeen man has been traced, police have confirmed. George Stove, 45, was last seen just after midnight today at his home in the Balnagask Road area of Aberdeen. However, he has now been found safe and well. Police have thanked the public for their assistance.
Aberdeen students face being booted off campus unless they follow strict rules to prevent spread of coronavirus
The thousands descending on the Granite City to begin or resume their studies will have to sign a pledge promising to do everything they can to protect locals and fellow students from harm.
Man airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after falling ill on vessel in North Sea
A man was airlifted to hospital after falling ill on board a vessel in the North Sea.
LIVE UPDATES: The latest news from across Aberdeen and the north-east on September 19
Here are the latest live news updates from Aberdeen and the north-east, as well as the major national and international stories breaking throughout the day.
Staff shortages may have played role in death of inmate found taking heroin in cell at HMP Grampian
Staff shortages may have played a part in the death of an “at-risk” inmate in his cell at HMP Grampian.
Des: What did you think of David Tennant’s accent? Here’s what the real Dennis Nilsen sounded like
David Tennant looks like Fraserburgh-born serial killer Dennis Nilsen in the new ITV drama Des, but did he get his accent right?
Shetland helicopter FAI: Sheriff asks whether pilot believed they were actually landing at time of crash
The Sheriff Principal leading an inquiry into the horror 2013 helicopter crash off Shetland has questioned whether the pilot had believed he was actually landing at the time, instead of plummeting into the sea.
Three charged after police investigate potential breach of Covid-19 rules at north-east pub
Three people have been charged after police were called to a Moray pub to investigate a potential breach of coronavirus rules.
RAF Lossiemouth jets launched for second time in just three days to respond to Russian intruders
Typhoons from RAF Lossiemouth have been scrambled for the second time in just three days to respond to Russian intruders.
Nursing director named new NHS Grampian chief executive
The executive nurse director at NHS Grampian has been appointed the health board’s new chief executive.
First carriage removed from Stonehaven derailment site travels south on A90
The first carriage to be removed from the site of the fatal derailment near Stonehaven has been mounted to the back of a lorry and transported south.
Shetland helicopter FAI: Pilots failed to ‘meet standard of reasonable care’
A senior pilot has told a court that the crew of a helicopter which crashed in the sea off Shetland had not complied with the standard operations regarding airspeed as they prepared to land.
North-east fighter jets take role of ‘enemy’ in large-scale exercise over North Sea
Fighter jets from Moray have joined allies from across the world in a large-scale military exercise over the North Sea today.
North-east council sets out criteria for removing Spaces For People measures
Council bosses have set out the criteria they want met before they start lifting controversial Spaces For People measures.
Pizza Express in Aberdeen among 73 to close in nationwide restructuring deal
Pizza Express is to permanently close one of its Aberdeen restaurants as part of a nationwide restructuring plan, which will cost around 1,100 people their jobs.
Anger after old sofa dumped on north-east statue
Mystery litter louts have been condemned after they dumped an old couch at the foot of a Peterhead landmark.
North-East Now: How you can take part in our ‘Power Week’
If you are a local company, there are numerous ways to get involved in the North-East Now Power Week.
Aberdeen supermarket workers self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19
Workers at an Aberdeen supermarket are self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19.
‘Lack of common understanding’ between pilots of doomed Shetland offshore helicopter, fatal accident inquiry told
There was a “lack of common understanding” between the pilots of a helicopter regarding its approach to Shetland in fog just prior to it plummeting into the sea, a fatal accident inquiry was told.
RAF Hawk jet spotted outside Aberdeen oil and gas hangar
An Aberdeen oil and gas hangar got a special surprise with the arrival of an RAF “Hawk” jet nearby.
Man in court accused of raping two women in van in Aberdeen
The rape charge includes claims he stopped her leaving the van and did "compel her to bark" as well as call him "sir" and "master".
Pilot tells of how his ‘world ended’ on day of tragic Shetland helicopter crash as inquiry begins
The grief-stricken pilot of a doomed helicopter which crashed off Shetland killing four oil workers has described how his “world ended” that day.
Hundreds line the streets to pay tribute to tragic conductor in ‘sombre day for Scotland’s railway’
An Aberdeenshire community came to a standstill as the funeral cortege of tragic rail conductor Donald Dinnie passed through the town.
Equinor making job cuts in UK, Canada and US in response to oil downturn
Equinor is making job cuts in the UK, Canada and US in response to the oil downturn, with its Aberdeen workforce included in the process.
Aberdeen teacher feared dead in rock climbing accident
An Aberdeen school community was in shock last night as it emerged a much-loved teacher is believed to have died in a climbing accident.
LIVE UPDATES: 66 more cases in Scotland, as lockdown restrictions in Aberdeen are eased
Here are the latest live news updates from Aberdeen and the north-east, as well as the major national and international stories breaking throughout the day.
Aberdeen lockdown to be eased from midnight
A number of lockdown restrictions will be lifted at midnight in Aberdeen, the Scottish Government has announced.
Aberdeen lockdown to be partially lifted at midnight, it is understood
Restrictions placed on travel and indoor gatherings in Aberdeen are to be lifted from 12 midnight, it is understood.
‘Different views’ remain after crunch talks on ending Aberdeen lockdown
It remains unclear what will come of a review into Aberdeen's local lockdown this afternoon after crunch talks ended in stalemate.