I fully expect wholesale changes from Dundee United tomorrow night – all their focus now has to be on the Scottish Cup.

Dundee defender Cammy Kerr says he owes Neil McCann a lot – but he’s desperate to put a dent in his old gaffer’s play-off hopes at Inverness tonight.

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The banks of the silvery Tay will give Scotland’s Kirk Moderator time for reflection during a six-hour walk for Christian Aid this weekend.

Dundee boss James McPake has challenged his players to secure their play-off place tonight at Inverness.

Dundee United fan Greta Armstrong Simpson had the perfect paper round as a teenager with Jim McLean and Jerry Kerr on her route.

Child poverty should be tackled in the classroom using a whole school approaches, according to Scotland’s largest teaching union.

One day during lockdown, dog walker Gemma Edwards wondered why humans got all the tasty foods and not dogs – and Mucky Pup Dog Treats was born.

Developers behind plans for a 60-bed Brechin care home have gone back to the drawing board.

Plans for two student flat developments which will be home to more than 500 people in Dundee City Centre have been approved by the council.

Angus plumber Philip Forfar, who crashed his work van into four parked cars just yards from watching police officers, may lose his business.

Scotland should look abroad for measures to combat dirty camping, according to our readers.

Dundee City Council has pledged more than £1 million of investment in jobs, community wellbeing, tackling climate change and helping progress The Eden Project, it can be revealed.

Nicola Sturgeon is expected to announce significant changes to Covid lockdown in Scotland in an update today.

Patrick Harvie says his party are the only ones "telling the truth" about the future of Scotland's oil and gas industry and the threats to hundreds of thousands of jobs.

Micky Mellon has revealed Benjamin Siegrist is 'upset' and 'disappointed' about Richard Foster's bizarre comments on his wrist injury.

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Staff at colleges across the region will take part in strike action on Tuesday and Wednesday over claims lecturers could be replaced by less qualified alternatives.

The sentencing of a Perth killer and his mother, who tried to cover up her son's crimes, has been slammed by their victim's family.

"We never expected to be off for so long."

A woman who threatened to brand an innocent man a sex offender to extort thousands of pounds and a TV set has been jailed for more than two and a half years.

A father-of-two feared someone could have been killed after a vehicle was captured on camera driving the wrong way down the A90.

A Fife woman has challenged herself to a 'Big Dribble' to help some of society's most disadvantaged people.

Peter Pan and Bon Scott could join forces in an exciting Kirriemuir public art project to help the Angus town’s pandemic bounce back.

A Dundee pensioner receiving treatment for skin cancer has been left worried and unable to sleep since her beloved cat went missing almost a month ago.

Seven Fife schools and a nursery had people isolating due to Covid-19 cases in the first week of the new term. The schools - all primary schools - in Kelty, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Glenrothes and Thornton only reopened last Monday after the two-week...

New data has revealed the true extent of care home deaths linked to Covid-19 for the first time in the pandemic.

A pair of boys, aged 12 and 13, have been charged and cautioned in connection with a series of fires which left large parts of Middleton Wood scorched earlier this month.

Willie Rennie has said there are no circumstances in which he would consider it “reasonable” to hold a second referendum on Scotland’s independence.

Officers from Tayside Road Policing Unit spoke to over 200 bikers this weekend on the A85 and A93.