Camilla awards honorary degree to sister-in-law, the Princess Royal, at Aberdeen University
The Princess Royal has received an honorary degree for a lifetime of charity work - from her sister-in-law, the Duchess of Rothesay.
Wildcat campaigners raise more than £35,000 towards legal fight to protect Clashindarroch Forest
More than £35,000 has been raised towards a legal fight to stop logging in a forest used by critically endangered wildcats.
Aberdeen’s Hogmanay celebrations go off with a bang as party-goers enjoy street party
Hundreds of party-goers gathered in Aberdeen to bring in 2020 in style.
Day centre rallies families, community and even local hotel to boost P&J minibus competition chances
Staff at an Aberdeen day centre are urging locals to help them win a new minibus to make their clients feel part of the community again.
Teacher to go on trial accused of assaulting pupil at Aberdeenshire primary
A teacher will go on trial next year accused of assaulting a pupil.
Aberdeen artist brings first sculpture from new Light the North trail to life
The first part of a new fundraising art trail which will light up the north-east has been decorated.
Alistair Carmichael: People know that when they need help they will find me
Liberal Democrat Alistair Carmichael has been re-elected to represent Orkney for the sixth time since 2001.
General Election 2019: Western Isles re-elect Angus MacNeil as he doubles majority
Angus MacNeil has held the Western Isles for the SNP after more than doubling his majority.
Lyon Court orders ‘Lord of Lochaber’ to stop using ‘fraudulent’ title and coat of arms
Officials tasked with looking after Scottish heraldry have told the "Lord of Lochaber" to stop using a “fraudulent document” detailing how he is allowed to use the title.
EXCLUSIVE: Defence Secretary Ben Wallace admits he was ‘speaking rubbish’ about gay people in military causing ‘sexual friction’
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has admitted he was speaking “rubbish” two decades ago when he said allowing gay people to serve in the military would cause “sexual friction”.
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Family-run and friendly with the fresh taste of Italy
After a chilly autumn walk at Crathes Castle, some food was in order to warm us up.
The highs and lows of Stewart Milne’s time with Aberdeen FC
The 2014 League Cup success was Stewart Milne’s only trophy win during his time as Aberdeen chairman.
More Dons board moves announced
Several other long-standing members of the board will also step down at next month’s annual meeting.
Dons confirm Dave Cormack will replace Stewart Milne at the top
Aberdeen Football Club has confirmed that vice-chairman Dave Cormack will take the helm in a major shake-up of the board - paving the way for a new partnership with US Major League Soccer club Atlanta United.
Young artists to get involved in Clan’s Light the North sculpture trail
Young people are being encouraged to sign up to take part in an upcoming charity initiative.
EXCLUSIVE: Defence Secretary refuses to rule out U-turn on Fort George
The historic Fort George military barracks in the Highlands could still be saved from the axe, it can be revealed.
Father-of-two jailed for five years after revolver and drugs found in Aberdeen lock-up
A father-of-two has been jailed for five years after he was caught with a gun and £33,000 of drugs.
Your views: What do you love about the north-east?
From stunning scenery, striking architecture, beautiful coastlines, fantastic local businesses to a bustling arts and entertainment offering, we believe the north-east has a lot to be proud of.
Alex Salmond denies pinning woman to bed in attempted rape
Former first minister Alex Salmond has appeared in court accused of attempted rape and a string of sexual assaults.
Kelpies artist creates tribute to Scots naturalist John Muir
The artist behind the Kelpies has revealed his latest creation - a 16ft bear in tribute to Scots naturalist John Muir.
Transport Scotland to meet Mearns residents concerned about junction safety
Transport Scotland has agreed to meet residents of a Mearns community concerned about safety at a busy junction.
Aberdeenshire Cricket Club pro shows signs of recovery four months after being rushed to hospital
An Aberdeenshire Cricket Club professional who fell critically ill this summer is making the first signs of recovery.
Serial thief told mourner he needed a lift because his girlfriend was in labour… Then stole her handbag
A serial thief has been jailed after he told a mourner he needed a lift to the hospital because his girlfriend was in labour – and then stole her handbag.
Horse left for dead helps more than 100 war veterans and teens heal their wounds
A horse left for dead in a field is now helping injured war veterans and troubled youngsters heal their wounds and rebuild their lives.
Obituary: ‘Force of nature’ journalist Jane Simpson dies aged 48
A journalist described as a “force of nature” by colleagues has died, aged 48.
Care worker who spent £4,000 of vulnerable woman’s money on her own shopping given one last chance to pay it back
A care worker who took almost £4,000 from a vulnerable woman has been given a month to pay it back - or face jail.
Revealed: The north and north-east’s best paper boys and girls
Inspirational youngsters and newspaper delivery veterans have been honoured at a special awards ceremony.
Hunt launched for ambassadors to show off best of the north-east
A leading tourism body is appealing for volunteers to help showcase the best of the north-east.
Dons boss picks up three points for speeding on A90
Aberdeen FC manager Derek McInnes has picked up three points after being taken to court over an unpaid speeding fine.
Lighthouses will shine on cancer charity Clan for latest public art trail
They light up the coastline and provide reassurance and comfort to those at sea.
Residents of Aberdeen University homes left in limbo
A group of Aberdeen residents are still waiting to find out if they will be forced to leave their homes.
Developer ordered to demolish new £250,000 house
A building firm has been ordered to demolish a newly-built £250,000 home.