Dundee star Charlie Adam has admitted he was wrong to downplay the effects of Covid-19 in a heartfelt plea to the public to keep safe from the virus.

An Angus family are celebrating after electricity giant SSEN withdrew plans to build a powerline over their camping eco-business.

A teenage "vampire" who was hunted down by Perth residents after a sex attack on a young girl has been locked up.

Thomas Courts has a selection dilemma at left-back ahead of his first competitive match as Dundee United head coach.

Lee Ashcroft has begun pre-season like he finished the last campaign: scoring goals for Dundee.

When you rattle off the list of strikers young Ross Graham has faced in his short career, it tells the story of a mountainous learning curve; Billy Sharp, Jermain Defoe, Kemar Roofe, Kevin Nisbet.

A former footballer who was seen with a stun gun on a Dundee bus has been jailed for five years.

Residents have launched a flood of early objections to battery storage development bids for Forfar farmland worth around a combined £50 million.

Allowing young people to take ownership of their learning will help them thrive, says a Dundee based educational psychologist.

Dundee golfers are furious that yet again their beloved course has been torn up by dirt bikers.

Head chef at the new Glenturret Lalique, Mark Donald, is excited by the challenge of heading up the kitchen at the Crieff restaurant.

Scottish councils slashed £275 million from their £10 billion debts to the Treasury last year as work on major projects ground to a halt during the pandemic.

During the early hours of July 8 2001, more than 80 years of history was destroyed when Rosyth's Kings Road School was engulfed in flames.

Planning permission for a new hotel on the site of a former pub in Perth city centre have been rejected by councillors.

Dundee United head coach Thomas Courts has revealed they are targeting "three or four" more signings in the summer window.

A Dundee Holocaust survivor described the experience of applying for settled status after Brexit like something from "the horrors of her past" and the process left her feeling as if "any goodness was sucked out of me like a syringe".

Confused residents of a Perth street watched as police swarmed a neighbouring house, only to discover it was a false alarm.

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Roger Federer’s hopes of winning a ninth Wimbledon title were ended by a quarter-final loss to Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz.

A £26 million pound housing development in Dundee has been delayed for an inspection around fire safety.

Health chiefs in Fife have urged bank nurses to come forward for work as staff face increasing pressure due to Covid.

A Dundee takeaway owner who spent nearly two decades subjecting a little boy and young girl to horrifying sexual assaults has been jailed.

In the latest exhibition at Dundee art district's Kathryn Rattray Gallery, photographer Bill Duncan proves himself to be one of the true multihyphenate artists on the scene.

A dog who faced death is ready to start a new life after Police Scotland dropped the case to destroy him.

Dundee United striker Lawrence Shankland has confirmed he is in talks with the club over a new deal.

Over 70% of readers said working from home should continue after the Covid pandemic in a recent poll.

Boris Johnson has sparked a fresh row with Nicola Sturgeon, after branding her time in Bute House "disastrous".

Scotland's hospitality industry is already in crisis. Julia Bryce has spoken to three top chefs, including Nick Nairn, who are ensuring the wellbeing of their staff is front and centre when it comes to dishing up the goods.

Football can often seem a slave to narrative and, in the case of Thomas Courts’ first match as Dundee United head coach, that rings true.

The SNP accused the UK Government of "endemic cronyism", offering contracts to "rich friends" and using public funds for polling on the state of the Union during a fractious debate in the House of Commons on Wednesday.