Biggest Covid-19 surge since May as 350 new cases recorded across Scotland in past 24 hours
A further 32 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the past 24 hours in the north and north-east.
byA further 32 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the past 24 hours in the north and north-east.
byA motorcyclist has been taken to hospital after a "serious accident" with a car in the Highlands.
byHere are the latest live news updates from the north and the north-east, as well as the major national and international stories breaking throughout the day.
The leader of Aberdeenshire Council has confirmed that some local amenities will not reopen as the authority battles to plug a massive budget gap.
byAberdeen University students face being booted off the campus unless they follow a strict set of guidelines designed to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
byAn Aberdeen MSP has called for “urgent action” to support the city’s vital international airport as fears over further staff redundancies continue to grow.
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Elgin City manager Gavin Price is pleased with the way his side have coped with being thrust into pre-season action.
byPeterhead manager Jim McInally believes facing Highland League sides two days running will provide a good pre-season test for his players.
byTurriff United have signed three players on loan from Aberdeen.
byWhether good or bad, Jordan Tillson will always call upon his father as a constructive sounding board to mull over his Ross County performances.
byRoss County manager Stuart Kettlewell feels the Staggies share a similar remit to today’s opponents St Johnstone in trying to nurture young talent.
byThe debate about whether Ryan Hedges tried to score direct from his corner kick in Stavanger is underway at Aberdeen but his Dons team-mate Scott Wright is prepared to give the Wales international the benefit of the doubt.
byAll of the turbine jackets for Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm will be fabricated thousands of miles away. Read More