Endometriosis sufferers ‘waiting too long’ for diagnosis
Women with endometriosis suffer for an average of eight years before they receive an official diagnosis.
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Dundee fight back twice to draw at Morton
Dundee came from behind twice to earn a 2-2 Scottish Championship draw at Morton.
10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
Our photo archives contain a goldmine of images recording events both great and small across Scotland.
More funding announced for Dundee Drugs Commission by city council
Dundee's SNP administration has brought forward proposals to reconvene the independent Dundee Drugs Commission, chaired by Robert Peat and has announced its intention to provide additional funding to tackle the drugs scourge.
More funding announced for Dundee Drugs Commission by city council
Dundee's SNP administration has brought forward proposals to reconvene the independent Dundee Drugs Commission, chaired by Robert Peat and has announced its intention to provide additional funding to tackle the drugs scourge.
The Terror: The Scots links with Franklin’s doomed expedition which sets sail for BBC Two
Hit Ridley Scott show The Terror has revealed the supernatural drama's links with the north and north-east.
Teenagers left with serious injuries after car crashes following police pursuit
Two teenage girls have been left with serious injuries after the car they were in crashed during a police pursuit across Perth.
Four people in hospital after car crashes following police pursuit
Four people have been taken to hospital after a car crashed during a police pursuit across Perth.
Queen of the South replace Dundee in top four with narrow win
Queen of the South held on to secure a 3-2 Scottish Championship victory at Dundee to move up to fourth at their opponents’ expense.
Woman hunted after elderly residents robbed in sheltered housing complex
Police are hunting a woman who robbed residents and assaulted one of them after forcing her way into their homes in a sheltered accommodation complex.
The Scots graduates who translated Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s will
Fife woman Rena Stewart and Dundonian Margery Forbes joined forces to translate Nazi tyrant Adolf Hitler's last will and testament.
Military maps show how the German and Russian armies knew all about Aberdeen
They are maps divided by 40 years, but they illustrate how the German and Russian military machines created detailed plans of Aberdeen and other prominent locations in the north-east of Scotland.
The Jewish refugee who welcomed Winston Churchill to Aberdeen in 1946
He was one of the most famous figures in the history of the 20th century.
How the north-east’s pesky kids saved Scooby-Doo from the BBC’s axe
Fifty years ago, the BBC tried to axe Scooby-Doo… and they would have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn’t been for those pesky Scottish kids.
Lochee couple in their 70s defrauded of thousands of pounds as police investigate
Police in Dundee are appealing for information after an elderly couple were targeted by fraudsters in the Lochee area.
Covid: Dental students need ‘safety net’
Scotland's dental students face an extended final year of study, with fears many could be unfairly financially burdened without a support package.
MP calls for urgent debate over furlough delays ‘putting Scottish jobs at risk’
Delays in assessing furlough cash claims are putting Scottish jobs at risk, it has been claimed, with some firms still waiting to access vital support months after first being approved for the scheme.
Raith up to second with victory over Dundee
Raith moved up to second in the Scottish Championship after a comfortable 3-1 victory over Dundee.
Two HGV drivers seriously injured in A91 collision
Two men have been taken to hospital with serious injuries after an HGV crash in Fife.
Jason Cummings joins Dundee on 18-month contract
Former Hibernian and Rangers striker Jason Cummings has clinched a surprise return north of the border after signing for Dundee.
Did a Nazi error lead to the death of Dundonian John Fletcher at Auschwitz in 1942?
John Gordon Fletcher was wrongly labelled Jewish by the Nazis and was the only known Dundonian to have died at Auschwitz.
Glenshee: The mystery of Fred MacAulay’s vanishing shed
A shelter named after police inspector Fred MacAulay - the father of the comedian of the same name - was once located in the heart of Glenshee. Gayle Ritchie questions what became of "Fred's Shed".
Paul McMullan makes move from Dundee United to Dundee early
Paul McMullan has made the move from Dundee United to Dundee immediately.
Major trauma cases increase, as Covid-19 impacts upon opening of new centres
The number of major trauma cases being dealt with by medics has increased during the Covid-19 crisis – while at the same time the pandemic has “slightly scuppered” plans to open two specialist centres, MSPs have heard.
On the run: Napoleon’s lost legions were the first escapees from Perth Prison
Napoleon's lost legions were the cunning instigators of some great escapes from Perth prison.
Did Robert Burns grow up speaking Doric?
Robert Burns' words are known and loved the world over… but did Rabbie speak with a Doric accent?
Man who carried out early-morning shop raid armed with a hammer jailed for more than six years
An armed robber who took part in a terrifying raid on a lone shop worker has been jailed for six years and nine months.
Nicky Clark ready to commit to Dundee United, says Micky Mellon
Micky Mellon revealed Nicky Clark is set to extend his deal with Dundee United in the face of interest from Dundee.
Dundee recall Lyall Cameron from Peterhead loan spell
Dundee have recalled winger Lyall Cameron from his loan spell at Peterhead.
Can you dig it? Greens’ plan for train tunnel under Firth of Forth
The Scottish Greens have promised to dig deep for votes after proposing billion-pound plans to tunnel under the Firth of Forth.