A care home where 19 people tested positive for Covid-19 has been slammed for its lack of infection control.

Fresh concerns have been raised over office staff at NHS Tayside being 'forced' to work in their offices.

If you feel like you’ve read this column before it’s probably because I wrote something strikingly similar last week.

Dundee United frontman Louis Appere was quite happy to let the "best I've seen" overshadow his first Premiership goal.

When Covid-19 put paid to the Blue Sapphire wedding anniversary plans of Dundee couple John and Phyllis Nicoll they reckoned they would have to celebrate quietly.

Desperate cleaners are being forced to put themselves and others at risk of catching Covid-19 due to a lack of financial support, it's been claimed.

Developers have appealed against councillors' decision to refuse planning permission for a drive through Starbucks and Burger King near Dundee Airport.

A terminally-ill woman has said she has been "overwhelmed" after a fundraiser to help ease her pain has raised almost £2,500 less than 24 hours after being launched.

A group of Dundee students are calling for their rent to be scrapped during the second coronavirus lockdown.

Charlie Adam has revealed tears among the Dundee players in the dressing-room after a 2-0 defeat to Ayr in November changed their season.

A retired company director who subjected a head teacher to a tirade of abuse after being forced out of self-isolation has been ordered to behave by a sheriff.

Three men accused of attempted murder after an alleged stabbing in the city have been ordered to stand trial.

A wife who exchanged intimate Snapchat messages with a man slammed her car into a road sign during a drunken crash a few days after her husband caught her out.

The relationship between the nations of these islands has ebbed and flowed for millennia, whether combatants or comrades, competitors or commercial partners, Britain has seen it all.

The Scottish FA have written to all Championship clubs asking if they want to continue playing or suspend the league amid the continued coronavirus crisis, the Tele understands.

A mother with children at private and state schools fears that a lack of live lessons is putting children at council-run schools at a “serious disadvantage”.

The backline of Dundee United and its defensive stoutness has rightly come in for praise this season - but the recent attacking verve of right-back Liam Smith is also catching the eye.

A Fife MSP has called on the Scottish Government to act quickly to address inequality in education after a report found pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds were falling behind due to the pandemic.

A Romanian teen has been missing from his Perthshire home for almost a week, police say.

Dog owners in Fife have been warned to stay vigilant after a spate of suspected poisonings at several East Neuk beauty spots.

A further hearing has been fixed for a 76-year-old man facing historic sexual abuse allegations.

Tayside and Fife have recorded 16 deaths from coronavirus in the past 24 hours.

Forecasters have issued a fresh weather warning as Tayside and Fife prepares to be hit with more wintry showers.

Dundee United owner Mark Ogren has become a member of the Dundee United Supporters’ Foundation along with other key figures at the Tannadice club.

Dundee welcome Ayr United to Dens Park this weekend as the form team in the Championship and with optimism high for what 2021 might bring.

A pig farmer whose car skidded off-road and flipped upside down in a crash claims up to 15 motorists ignored his desperate pleas for help.

This week, Tele sports reporters Calum Woodger, George Cran and Graeme Finnan set up The Louis Appere Fan Club, blast the vile racist abuse of Jonathan Afolabi and ask what does the future hold for Scottish football amid the pandemic?

Dundee United’s home Premiership game against Celtic will be shown live on Sky Sports.

Three men have denied attacking and robbing another man in a city street during an appearance at Dundee Sheriff Court.

A video of a man in pants skidding through a snowy Douglas street has left Dundonians bamboozled.