Appeal after crutches left on Aberdeen rail replacement bus
A rail firm has launched an appeal after crutches were found on a replacement bus.
dundee
Callum McGregor: Celtic showed all the qualities of champions in win over Dundee
Callum McGregor believes Celtic’s last-gasp 1-0 win at Dundee on Sunday was the sign of champions.
James Forrest hails Neil Lennon impact at Celtic
James Forrest admits it feels like Neil Lennon has never been away after a last-gasp 1-0 win at Dundee on Sunday took Celtic 10 points clear at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership.
Lennon delighted as Celtic show character to seal late win
Neil Lennon revealed he urged Celtic to keep going all the way to their last-gasp 1-0 win at Dundee which took them 10 points clear of Rangers at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership.
Odsonne Edouard hits last-gasp winner at Dundee to send Celtic 10 points clear
Odsonne Edouard’s dramatic stoppage-time winner at Dundee took Celtic 10 points clear of Rangers at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership.
Neil Lennon hopes for more Celtic dynamism at Dundee
Neil Lennon is looking for more Celtic dynamism against Dundee at Dens Park on Sunday.
Actions speak louder than words for Dundee defender O’Dea
Darren O’Dea admits words are no longer any use to Dundee – only action will save his side from the drop.
Funding announced for four Scottish science centres
Science centres in Scotland’s four largest cities have been given £2.63 million to make them more accessible.
Three dead after A90 crash involving bus and two cars
Three people have died after a crash involving a bus and two cars in Aberdeenshire.
Major road closed following serious crash
A major commuter route has been closed in both directions following a crash involving multiple vehicles, police have said.
Train guard hit with bottle of alcohol thrown by passenger
A train guard was hit with a bottle of alcohol thrown by a passenger on a train travelling between Edinburgh and Dundee.
Medical students at Dundee University played noughts and crosses on body donated for training and research
Medical students at Dundee University played noughts and crosses on a cadaver donated for research and training, it has been revealed.
Neil Findlay hits out at ‘eejits, rogues and galoots’ in the Tory ERG
Theresa May has been left “at the mercy of the eejits, rogues and galoots of the ERG” as the UK prepares to leave the European Union, Scottish Labour’s Brexit spokesman said.
Levein bemoans Ikpeazu treatment despite Hearts victory
Hearts boss Craig Levein claimed striker Uche Ikpeazu is not getting the rub of the green when it comes to refereeing decisions.
Sean Clare’s strike enough to give Hearts victory at Dundee
Dundee slumped to their third straight Ladbrokes Premiership defeat as Hearts piled more misery on them at Dens Park with a 1-0 victory.
Labour’s Richard Leonard promises free bus network for Scotland
A future Labour government in Scotland would introduce free bus travel for all, its leader Richard Leonard has pledged.
Richard Leonard to tell Labour supporters: We make our own history
Scottish Labour cannot rely on voters’ “disillusionment” with the SNP to return to power at Holyrood, the party’s leader will say.
Dundee keeper Dieng not feeling pressure in relegation battle
Ladbrokes Premiership’s bottom side St Mirren may have moved to within a point of Dundee above them, but Dens Park keeper Seny Dieng insists he is not feeling the pressure.
Labour anti-Semitism complaints process ‘hindered by lack of resources’
A lack of resources is delaying Labour’s investigation of anti-Semitism complaints against members, the party’s Scottish leader has said.
Scottish Labour leader pledges ‘transformational’ £70bn investment
Scotland has a choice between “transformational investment” under a Labour government or “turbo-charged austerity” with the SNP, Richard Leonard has told voters.
Dundee boss McIntyre still without Andrew Nelson and Craig Curran
Dundee manager Jim McIntyre expects to be without his strike pair of Andrew Nelson and Craig Curran when his team host Hearts on Saturday.
Dundee aims to become UK’s first ‘living wage city’
Employers have launched a plan to make Dundee the first “living wage city” in the UK.
Parking ban on Aberdeen streets during railway works
Parking restrictions will be placed on Aberdeen streets to allow for rail work.
Dreamy Defoe puts a smile on Gerrard’s face
Steven Gerrard believes Jermain Defoe is a dream come true for his Rangers midfield.
Glen Kamara damages former employers Dundee as Rangers win easily
Dundee were made to regret sanctioning Glen Kamara’s early move to Ibrox as the midfielder sent Rangers on their way to a 4-0 win over his old side.
Gerrard unhappy with Rangers players for easing off in second half
Steven Gerrard hailed Rangers for their dazzling first 45 minutes against Dundee and then criticised his players for their failure to put on a show in the second half.
Balfour Beatty fined £600k over death of man during Third Don Crossing work
A building firm has been fined £600,000 over safety failings after a dad died during the construction of the Third Don Crossing.
V&A Dundee among Antiques Roadshow filming locations this summer
Antiques Roadshow is to be filmed at the new V&A Dundee museum this summer.
Search on to find mystery doctor who made Aberdeen medical team’s day during Dundee pitstop
A search is under way to find a mystery off-duty doctor who dug deep to buy sandwiches and coffee for an Aberdeen-based health team who had stopped off for fuel at a petrol station in Dundee on Sunday.
Trains cancelled due to broken rail on Aberdeen line
A number of trains between Aberdeen and the central belt have been cancelled due to a broken rail.