A chance meeting in an April downpour in 1963 changed the direction of life for Kay Maskell, who has died aged 75.

Simple Minds have set a new date for their 40 Years Of Hits gig at Aberdeen’s P&J Live.

He's struggled to find his old spark this season but Marc McNulty is eager to chip in with more goals before the end of his Dundee United loan.

Nicola Sturgeon has claimed Boris Johnson will not oppose a second independence referendum if the SNP wins a majority at the Holyrood elections.

Following Saturday’s win at Hamilton you get the feeling Micky Mellon’s rough diamonds are just a good polish away from shining.

The Highland Mainline railway line between Inverness and Perth remains shut today following a train derailment at the weekend.

Angus village tennis courts are at the centre of a revamp plan in a son’s tribute to the father whose ambition to see players on them again was cut tragically short.

Harbourview is the new kid on the Arbroath takeaway scene, but it is very much making its mark as customers form long queues to try out the food on offer.

Five-year-old Gino Londra once suffered such severe seizures he needed to wear a helmet to nursery.

Cutting out “daft errors” has been the key to Dundee finding the form that has rejuvenated their promotion push says striker Danny Mullen.

Three days on, the death of Prince Philip, aged 99, continues to dominate the headlines in Scotland.

A leading child psychologist has called for there to be a better understanding of children's experiences during the pandemic to help aid education recovery.

A 70-year-old woman had to be rescued after falling into the water from a coastal path in Fife.

A lack of job opportunities in the rural north is being blamed for forcing graduates away from the region.

Dundee United have had no approach from Doncaster Rovers for their manager Micky Mellon.

The Scottish Labour Party has moved to distance itself from a Dundee candidate who made social media comments about the party's reaction to the death of Prince Philip.

A crowd of people gathered at Baxter Park on Sunday for what was thought to be a gender reveal party.

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An Oxford graduate and doctor of philosophy has been selected as the new Provost of St Paul's Cathedral in Dundee.

An SNP minister’s unrecorded dinner with ­businessmen at the centre of the David Cameron lobbying scandal has sparked calls for an investigation into whether he broke the ministerial code.

Election campaigning will resume this week following a pause to mark the death of the Duke of Edinburgh but will be suspended again on Saturday for his funeral, it has been confirmed.

Five paddleboarders have been rescued from the River Tay after coming into difficulty in the water.

A frustrated James McPake blasted referee Alan Newlands for denying Dundee a winner in their home draw with Greenock Morton.

A father who has been providing round the clock care for his severely disabled son was delighted to hear respite and care centres will reopen soon.

Retired police officer Jim Baxter who provided armed protection for the Queen and Margaret Thatcher has died aged 77.

A family who helped to rescue an injured dog in Turkey are getting ready to bring him home to Dundee.

HMS Montrose was among Royal Navy ships to fire as part of a 41-gun salute to mark the death of His Royal Highness Prince Phillip.

A vigil has been held for a mother and her two-year-old daughter found dead in Dundee.

Lee Ashcroft's 87th-minute strike kept Dundee's unbeaten streak going as they were held 1-1 at home by Greenock Morton.

Marc McNulty's third goal of the season was enough for Dundee United to see off Hamilton and leapfrog St Mirren into seventh.