Nicola Sturgeon could miss out on winning a majority of seats at Holyrood, while support for independence has also been pegged back, a new poll suggests.

Lewis Toshney is the new manager of Downfield after announcing his retirement from the professional game.

Fundraisers are walking a 26 mile route around Dundee's green circular path to raise essential funds for local children's clothing charity, Togs.

The future is bright, the future is tangerine? Dundee United boss Micky Mellon certainly hopes so after he played a host of youngsters in last night’s 3-0 defeat at Kilmarnock.

Kirrie Connections is taking the first steps towards welcoming people into its new dementia hub in the town.

As we look to spend time entertaining in our gardens, Brian Stormont found out what makes the best charcuterie sharing platters.

The search is on for descendants of victims of a deadly rail crash which cast a dark shadow over Arbroath.

Kayleigh Esplin believes getting her dog Lunar just before her world fell apart was meant to be.

A registered sex offender who propositioned two 14-year-old schoolgirls at a McDonald's in Perth has been fined £400 for failing to comply with a court order.

An intruder who spat out his false teeth during a near-naked rampage at a stranger's house has been ordered to stay indoors.

A retired mountain leader has hailed outdoor education such as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award as a potential solution to dirty camping.

Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross has claimed the pro-unionist parties have to "get their act together" if they are to face the "threat of nationalists trying to game the system".

"I’m ready to go."

It had all started so promisingly for Dundee United's young guns but a Kyle Lafferty hat-trick proved, sometimes, there is no substitute for experience.

Emergency services were called to a scout hall in Kirkcaldy after a set of bushes caught fire, with some damage being done to the building.

Five of Dundee’s cultural organisations are planning their road out of lockdown, thanks to a £1 million fund.

Never let it be said our Crime and Courts Team aren't a busy bunch....

Police are stationed on a street in Douglas as they deal with an ongoing incident.

Eddie Thompson’s family tried to talk him out of his purchase of Dundee United in 2002, his daughter Justine Mitchell has revealed.

A former boxing star who was reported to police three times during a disaster-filled first day as a delivery driver has dodged a prison sentence.

A Dundee pensioner says it feels like she has "won the lottery" after her missing cat was returned following one month on the run.

The Evening Telegraph's "Twa Teams, One Street" has been recognised at the Publisher Podcast Awards.

Young people sitting ‘pseudo-exams’ during the weeks to come could be disadvantaged for decades, an education expert warns.

A historic Kirriemuir pub has won a beer garden go-ahead to help the popular premises bounce back from the pandemic.

Fifers are being asked to "roll up your sleeves" for the Covid-19 vaccination, as the next phase of NHS Fife's vaccination programme gets under way.

A dedicated mental health emergency vehicle will soon be introduced in Dundee to prevent people in distress ending up in A&E.

Motorists will once again have to pay for parking in Dundee when the city council reintroduces charges next month.

Five nights of maintenance and bridge inspections at the M90 Junction 10 Craigend Interchange and Friarton Bridge near Perth are scheduled to get under way next week.

A pensioner who battled Donald Trump's controversial plans for a multi-million-pound golf resort in Aberdeenshire has died.

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