Friends and family of Linda Norgrove prepare for annual charity run
Friends and colleagues of Linda Norgrove will take part in a run in her memory this weekend - from wherever they are in the world.
Parents of Linda Norgrove wanted to help families affected in raid that killed her
When aid worker Linda Norgrove was kidnapped on September 26, 2010, her family suddenly found themselves thrust into the spotlight.
How legacy of aid worker Linda Norgrove is helping women in Afghanistan
As the anniversary of aid worker Linda Norgrove’s death approaches, Shona Gossip discovers how her legacy is helping a new generation of Afghan women
Aberdeenshire miracle boy beats rare condition that kills most babies in the womb
As proud Sarah Lawson hugs her eight-month-old son, she has to pinch herself that it’s real.
REVIEW: This pitch-perfect restaurant adds to beauty of bay
The newly opened Uig Sands on Lewis markets itself as a restaurant with a view.
Keeping Aberdeen’s night-time streets safe: The P&J spends an evening with the police
Many may think that a day in the life of a police officer is like cops and robbers, but in reality it is far more about prevention and protection.
Schoolgirl who was given just five days to live bounces back from two rare deadly diseases
When Kirsty MacDonald took her daughter to the doctor to get a swollen gland checked out, she thought the 12-year-old was coming down with a cold.
Organisers of Celebrate Aberdeen hail this year’s event a success
A feel-good parade celebrating the tireless work of the north-east's third sector has been hailed a success.
Royals delight onlookers as they arrive at Crathie Kirk
Hundreds of well-wishers were treated to a royal gathering at Crathie Kirk today.
TRAVEL REVIEW: Exploring the land of lakes
It inspired writers such as childhood favourite Beatrix Potter and poet William Wordsworth, and has recently been named a Unesco World Heritage site.
Aberdeen to benefit from multi-million pound electricity network boost
A £10million investment project to make Aberdeen's electricity network more resilient has been announced.
Man who ran Scotland’s largest puppy farm jailed
A man has been jailed for running Scotland’s largest puppy farm in Aberdeenshire.
P&J Live teams up with Stagecoach to get gig-goers home happy
The north-east's newest concert venue has teamed up with one of the region's biggest transport providers to make travel easier for gig-goers.
Thousands expected to turn out for Aboyne Highland Games
Heavyweights will be showing off their skills today as they delight the crowd at Aboyne Highland Games.
Mearns man shows hard work pays off as he takes UK’s Strongest Man title
The power, strength and discipline of a Mearns strongman has lifted him into the record books.
Teacher struck off for having inappropriate relationship with vulnerable pupil
A teacher at a special needs school has been struck off for having an inappropriate relationship with one of the pupils.
Former police officer jailed for abusing boys dies in prison
A retired police officer and football coach jailed for sexually abusing three boys has died.
Golfer proves age no barrier after winning tournament at 96
A north-east golfer has proven age is no barrier by winning a club tournament at the age of 96.
Record crowd turn-out for Maggie’s Culture Crawl
Hundreds of fundraisers took to the streets of Aberdeen last night to raise cash for charity while exploring some of the city’s cultural gems.
Thieves steal youngster’s diabetic equipment during run training
An Aberdeenshire mum has urged thieves to return her daughter's diabetes equipment after it was stolen from a school playing field.
EXCLUSIVE: Festival organiser confirms this will be final Loopallu
The organiser of the "best fest in the west" has confirmed this will be its final year.
Armed police seize £22,000 of heroin after stopping car on A90
Two men will appear in court tomorrow after £22,000 of heroin was found in a car bound for the north-east.
Pictures reveal what new restaurant and pub for former Esslemont and Macinstosh building will look like
These images show how a historic department store could be transformed into a pub and restaurant.
Second date added to Michael Buble’s tour at P&J Live due to phenomenal demand
Michael Buble will play in Aberdeen for a second night after fans snapped up 10,000 tickets within minutes.
Moray pensioner who sent indecent images of children to his colleague ordered to carry out unpaid work
A Moray man who sent indecent images of children to his colleague has been ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work.
Aberdeen woman caught on film ‘swinging’ kitchen knife at partner during drunken row
A woman was caught on film slicing her partner’s hand with a kitchen knife as she “swung” it around in a drunken row.
Aberdeen man jailed after being caught with knife in pocket during X-ray
An Aberdeen man has been jailed for three months after being caught with a knife in his pocket - while being X-rayed at hospital.
Vice-president of Turriff Show found guilty of stalking estranged wife
The vice-president of the Turriff Show has been found guilty of stalking his estranged wife.
Jamie Durent: It is our flaws and idiosyncrasies that make us who we are
There is a quiet spot along the banks of the River Don where I like to go.
Journalism matters: Trusted news is a precious freedom of our democracy
It is one of the most precious freedoms in our democratic society: the ability of journalists to reveal truths, on behalf of the public, that might otherwise remain hidden and to expose them to scrutiny.
Read all about it! Search for junior journalist begins
Global warming, climate change, Donald Trump, unicorns and slime are just some of the hot topics tackled by school pupils hoping to be named Junior Journalist of the year.
Minister sues driver who nearly killed him for £100,000
A minister is suing the speeding driver who nearly killed him in a horrific crash for £100,000.