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.
Obituary: Former architecture boss who oversaw rebuild of Aberdeen Grammar dies aged 87
A council boss involved in rebuilding an Aberdeen school following a fire has died at the age of 87.
‘Gentle giant’ Joe, 22, dies following epileptic seizure
A promising engineering student has died aged just 22 after having an epileptic seizure.
Anne, 72, prepares for stage debut at Courage on the Catwalk
When the phone rang at midnight last summer, Anne Lyden assumed it was a wrong number and didn’t pick up.
Cancer patient determined to enjoy life as she takes to the catwalk
As Halinka Louise Kerr goes about her day, there is one phrase going through her mind: “Get up, dress up, show up and never give up”.
Woman who lost £60,000 to conman she met on dating site backs police crackdown on ‘romance fraud’
When Michelle Szombara first began chatting to Alan Clarkson online, she thought she had met the man of her dreams.
SPONSORED: Mearns pupil encourages others to ‘stand out from the crowd’ with Foundation Apprenticeship
An Aberdeenshire teenager has urged young people to choose a Foundation Apprenticeship to "stand out from the crowd" when they leave school.
SPONSORED: Louise has the write stuff
An ambitious schoolgirl has opted to jump start her career prospects by taking up a Foundation Apprenticeship.
The story of Brian McKandie
Brian McKandie was a beloved pillar of his community - the man everyone turned to when they needed a car or a household appliance repaired, and the man they stopped to chat to as they passed.
North-east council delays decision on waste and recycling strategy after backlash
A decision on controversial plans to overhaul waste and recycling services in the north-east has been pushed back until next year.
Fettercairn Arch repairs hailed as trade and business returns to village
Politicians have hailed the return of trade and business to an Aberdeenshire community blighted by limited access as repairs were made to a historic road arch.
Woman dies in Aberdeen house fire
A woman has died in a fire on the outskirts of Aberdeen.
Andrew Bowie: Remembering the soldiers who fell in ‘unimaginable’ places
This Sunday, the country will pause, as it does every year, to remember all those who have fallen in the service of our country in every conflict since 1914. In this year of the centenary of the armistice, the two minutes’ silence will have greater resonance than usual.
Oyster reefs could protect Catterline from future landslips
Man-made oyster reefs could be used to protect a Mearns community against the effects of tidal and rainfall erosion.
Discovering the beauty of Highland Perthshire
Perthshire is known as Big Tree Country. With more than 200,000 acres of woodland, the region is home to some of the biggest and oldest trees in the world.
Take That stars surprise fans at Aberdeen theatre
They are used to entertaining thousands of screaming fans in arenas and stadiums around the world.
Celebrity bodyguard jailed for £419,000 tax swindle
A celebrity bodyguard was jailed for four years yesterday after being convicted of swindling the taxman of £419,000.
WATCH: Alex Salmond resigns from SNP
Former first minister Alex Salmond has resigned from the SNP, amid allegations of sexual harassment.
Eight-year-old waiting for a blood stem cell donation has finally found a match – his little sister
An eight-year-old waiting for a blood stem cell donation has finally found a match - his little sister.
Temperatures could hit Scottish-high as heatwave continues
Forecasters say temperatures could break the Scottish record today.
Record-high temperatures to hit Scotland
Forecasters say temperatures could break the record high this week.
Westhill residents given glimpse of new town centrepiece
Residents of Westhill have been given the first glimpse of a new centrepiece for the town.
Crown to appeal Aberdeen rapist’s ‘lenient’ four-year sentence
Prosecutors will head to court today to argue that the sentence handed down to an Aberdeen rapist is too lenient.
Sea eagle goes missing near River Dee
A sea eagle tagged with a tracking device has gone missing.
Families turn out and help support cancer patients living across the north-east
Scores of families turned out to help support cancer patients living across the north-east at the weekend.
Brain tumour sufferers urged to have their say
MPs currently considering the impact of brain tumours on sufferers, families and the NHS are urging people to share their experiences as part of their inquiry.
Emergency services called to crash at Moray airfield
A light aircraft has come down in Moray. Police, fire and paramedics are currently at Shempstons Airfield, Lossiemouth, following reports of the crash. The pilot was alone on board, and is not believed to have been seriously injured. More to follow.
Man in custody following Buckie digger crash
A man has been arrested after a construction vehicle crashed into a sheltered housing complex.