Dundee’s main man Charlie Adam is a major doubt for their big Championship clash with league leaders Hearts this weekend.

This week, Tele sports reporters Calum Woodger, George Cran and Graeme Finnan take a sideways look at 2020 with 10 awards dished for a year like no other in Dundee football. Featuring the How The Fuch Do You Pronounce That? Award and our Highlight of...

The Jim McLean era saw Dundee United blessed with a multitude of fabulous footballers.

More than 300 people tested positive for coronavirus across Tayside and Fife in the past day - with 14 more deaths linked to the disease recorded.

Close to 3,000 secondary school pupils across Fife have been excluded in the past four years.

Hogmanay is usually a time when people get together for wild parties and mass celebrations. It will be a much quieter affair this year as we finally see the back of 2020 and welcome in 2021.

A physiotherapist who worked at Roxburghe House for 30 years has received an MBE in the New Year Honours list for her services to end of life care.

Health Secretary Jeane Freeman has confirmed Scotland will receive 44,000 doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine on Monday.

A mum has been "overwhelmed" at the generous offers of help from complete strangers after the Tele highlighted the harrowing conditions she and her son had been forced to live in.

A beggar who terrified Boots staff after he turned up late to collect his methadone has been jailed.

There's always something I forget and this year it was crackers and Christmas pudding for lunch on December 25.

Around 400 attacks were launched on NHS staff in Tayside this year, shocking figures have shown.

Police have issued a warning to motorists after a crash closed part of a major Tayside crossing.

A Valium-fuelled lout who fell 30ft from a window attacked a doctor after being rushed to Ninewells Hospital.

A number of people from across Tayside and Fife have been included in the New Year's Honours list.

A community group says more needs to be done to improve the roads in and out of a new development if more housing is to be built.

Here are the latest live news updates from Dundee and the local area, with an eye also on big national and international stories.

Dozens of people gathered yesterday to pay tribute to a legend of local football who died last week.

A nurse is hoping to raise some cash to help buy some much-needed toiletries for the stroke ward at Ninewells Hospital.

Home schooling requests across Tayside and Fife almost tripled in first term of the new school year, figures have revealed.

Wildfires, storms, Brexit - 2020 had all the early signs of being a tumultuous year.

Defender Liam Fontaine says beating Championship leaders Hearts on Saturday would show Dundee have “turned the corner” as they look to continue their unbeaten run.

This Hogmanay, as we look forward to a new year, most of us will be relieved to be ringing out the old one.

Dundee United manager Micky Mellon wished his players had displayed more self-belief at Celtic Park.

The new Covid strain is becoming the most dominant one in Scotland.

Police have warned that they will be enforcing Covid rules to split up large gatherings at Hogmanay in Scotland.

The reopening of schools on January 18 will be reviewed over the next few days, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has told the Scottish Parliament.

Dundee United tried so hard to evoke the memory of Jim McLean with this performance but ended up losing to Celtic.

When I told a friend I wanted to write about former Dundee United manager Jim McLean after news of his passing last week, he wasn’t convinced.

It’s five years since Storm Frank ripped through Scotland, wreaking a trail of destruction across the country. Gayle Ritchie looks back at one of the worst weather events in recent history.