Five men reported following police crackdown on domestic abuse in Aberdeen
Five men have been reported to the procurator fiscal following a crackdown on domestic abuse in Aberdeen.
No new deaths in north-east as Covid cases rise by 20
Covid cases in the north-east have risen by 20 in the last 24 hours - but no deaths have been recorded, the latest figures show.
LIVE UPDATES: The latest news from across the north and north-east on March 5
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Man caught speeding at 120mph after overtaking unmarked police car
A man has been caught driving at 120mph on a north-east road.
Police called after car overturns on north-east road
A north-east road was closed earlier today after a car overturned.
Three deaths in north-east as Covid cases rise by 23
Three north-east residents are among the 24 Covid-19 related deaths recorded by the Scottish Government in the past 24 hours.
LIVE UPDATES: The latest news from across the north and north-east on March 4
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Nine deaths in north-east as Covid cases rise by 29
Nine north-east residents are among the 35 Covid-19 related deaths recorded by the Scottish Government.
Bryan Adams: May 2022 date set for cancelled gig at P&J Live
Multi-platinum selling Canadian rocker Bryan Adams has announced the date for his rearranged concert at P&J Live.
LIVE UPDATES: Coronavirus test positivity rate in Scotland drops to 2.6%
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Calls for Sturgeon to quit following submissions in Salmond inquiry
Calls have been made for First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to resign following submissions to the committee running the rule over the Alex Salmond inquiry into alleged sexual harassment.
Infrastrata buys Bifab Methil and Arnish yards in £850,000 deal
Infrastrata has announced the acquisition of the Methil and Arnish yards from the collapsed Scottish manufacturer Burntisland Fabrication (BiFab).
Weather: Full list of school closures for February 12
Weather warnings remain in place, however, today's conditions are not causing as much disruption as earlier this week.
Motorists urged to drive with care on A96 north of Dyce
Police have advised motorists to use caution on A96 Aberdeen to Inverness road to the north of Dyce due to adverse weather conditions.
Weather: North-east residents report water outages
Disruption to the water supply in the north-east has been experienced today as wintry conditions set in.
Freeman: Dip in supplies expected but programme on track to vaccinate priority groups
A dip in vaccine supply is expected next week, health secretary Jeane Freeman has confirmed, however, Scotland remains on track to reach its targeted date to vaccinate the elderly and most vulnerable.
Lowest February temperature for 35 years as Braemar dips to -23C
Temperatures plummeted to -23C in Braemar this morning- the lowest recorded in Scotland in February for 35 years.
Matheson: Oil and gas workers could be granted exemption to travel quarantine
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson has said oil and gas workers travelling back into Scotland could be granted exemption from enforced quarantine measures.
Snow halts buses in north-east as Highlands records UK’s lowest temperature for 11-years
Heavy snowfall overnight has brought disruption to roads across the north-east.
Weather: Blood donor appointments cancelled in Aberdeen
Two blood donor sessions due to be held in Aberdeen today have been cancelled due to severe weather.
‘Record’ snowfall in Braemar as weather warning extended
Snow levels in Braemar have now reached more than 2ft - breaking all previous local records.
Dismay as Duthie Park’s snowmen and snow women destroyed
Dozens of snowmen and snow women that had taken up residency in Aberdeen's Duthie Park have been destroyed.
‘Skitey’ roads and broken down train bring disruption in north-east
A broken down train and 'skitey' roads are bringing disruption to travellers in the north-east this morning.
Emergency services called as van overturns on AWPR
Emergency services were called earlier today to a crash on the AWPR after a van overturned.
Jason Leitch: Possibility teachers and supermarket workers could be prioritised in vaccine rollout
National clinical director Jason Leitch has suggested that under 50s delivering a key service - such as teaching - could be prioritised for the vaccine.
Boohoo agrees £25 million online takeover of Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton at expense of thousands of high street jobs
Clothes website Boohoo has tied up a £25.2 million deal to buy troubled Arcadia brands Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton.
Schools closed with disruption on roads due to snow
Schools across the north and north-east are closed today due to snow.
LIVE UPDATES: The latest news from across Aberdeen and the north-east on February 8
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Fire crews battle shed fires in Kemnay
Three fire crews were tonight in attendance at a blaze affecting three sheds in Kemnay.
Snowed in! Family opens front door to discover nine-foot wall of snow
Usually, it's the neighbours that come knocking, however, a huge snow wall has formed outside the front door of this Moray family's home - completely blocking access.