Man taken to hospital after attack outside Dundee pub
A man has been taken to hospital with a head injury after he was assaulted outside a city-centre pub. Read More
Dundee bus driver sacked for brawling with passenger launches appeal
A bus driver sacked for brawling with a passenger is appealing against the decision. Read More
Dundee council warns of ‘challenges’ for Discovery Heights skyscraper plans
Proposals to bring a skyscraper to Dundee Waterfront have been given a warm reception from the public – but the council has warned that the project faces“important challenges”. Read More
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter of National Gallery attack victim
A man has admitted his involvement in a fatal attack outside the National Gallery in London.
US judge rules Obamacare is unconstitutional
A US federal judge in Texas has ruled the Affordable Care Act – also known as “Obamacare” – is unconstitutional.
Australia recognises west Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Australia has decided to formally recognise west Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, but will not move its embassy until there is a peace settlement between Israel and Palestinians, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced.
What next for Theresa May and the Withdrawal Agreement?
Theresa May’s tough EU summit has seen her return from Brussels without the legal alterations to the Brexit deal demanded by MPs opposed to the agreement.
What the papers say – December 15
Theresa May’s bruising “bust-up” in Brussels leads a swathe of Saturday’s papers.
Theresa May pushes on with Brexit agenda after tough EU summit
Theresa May is set for another tough political week as she battles to keep her Brexit plans on track after a bruising EU summit in Brussels.
Italian ski resort named cheapest for UK families
An Italian resort has been named the cheapest destination for families embarking on a pound-stretching ski holiday.
Jail for woman who ‘went to extreme lengths’ in fake cancer fraud
A woman who pretended to have cancer and claimed over £250,000 from her then husband, his family and the public has been jailed for four years, police said.
