Dens Park no more? Dundee could make historic stadium name change in time for next season
Dens Park could be set for a historic name change ahead of next season’s kick-off. Read More
Man put lives at risk by setting fire to his home in failed suicide bid
A man endangered the lives of his elderly neighbours by setting fire to a cupboard in his house in a failed suicide attempt. Read More
‘You wonder if it’s all your fault’: Dundee mum felt guilt after son’s drug death
When Wilma Thomson’s son died from drugs in January, it brought to a shocking and devastating end to “two decades of hell” for the Dundee mum. Read More
‘Ex-prisoners could help fulfil jobs demand after Brexit’
Ex-offenders could help bolster the UK’s workforce after Brexit, the Justice Secretary has suggested, as he called for a “culture change” in how employers perceive former prisoners.
Couple found guilty of murdering French nanny over bizarre Boyzone obsession
A delusional couple have been found guilty of killing their French nanny over a bizarre obsession with an ex-Boyzone popstar.
Russian military missile downed flight MH17, say investigators
Detailed analysis of video images has established that the Buk missile that brought down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 nearly four years ago came from a Russia-based military unit, an international team of investigators said.
Infant flights can cost more than four times adult ticket
Taking an infant on a flight can cost more than four times as much as an adult ticket, according to research.
Historian who helped find King Richard III skeleton under car park dies
A historian who helped pinpoint the skeletal remains of King Richard III beneath a car park in Leicester has died.
Retail sales bounce back but underlying picture subdued – ONS
Retail sales bounced back in April in a recovery after the disruption caused by the Beast from the East but remain subdued, figures show.
Rare Rolex dials up £100,000 sale price at auction
A rare Rolex watch bought for just £69 in 1966 has sold for nearly £100,000.
London roles in firing line as Deutsche Bank takes axe to 7,000 jobs
Deutsche Bank is to slash more than 7,000 jobs in a move that is likely to affect London staff as the struggling lender reshapes its trading and investment banking operations.
