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Dundee News Gran, 103, who loves naan crowned curry lover of the year
Armed raiders rammed police car in getaway
Flights from Dundee to European cities could take off in next few years
Revealed: Why Dundee schoolchildren are excluded and how teachers tackle it
Dundee playpark has new lease of life with colourful wall mural
Roadworks planned for around Dundee over holidays
Police called after luggage left outside army building
‘Get new laws on legal highs right’ says drug campaigner
A leading Tayside campaigner against legal highs has called on the authorities to spend time on perfecting new legislation to outlaw the sale of the substances.
By Will Lyon,
Drive to halt fireraising around Dundee
Fire chiefs have revealed how they’re holding regular meetings with other authorities in a bid to crack down on deliberate fires being set in the north-east of the city.
By James Simpson,
Council approves £500k revamp of Dundee cathedral
Plans for a £500,000 revamp of a city cathedral have been approved by Dundee City Council.
By Connor McCann,
VIDEO: Man crosses Tay Road Bridge on his hands
How long would it take you to walk across the Tay Road Bridge?
By Tele Reporter,
Mixu worried about conditions ahead of Partick clash
Dundee United manager Mixu Paatelainen admits his team will need to play the conditions as well as Partick Thistle at Firhill tonight.
By Tele Reporter,
Mixu delighted by Dundee United’s fighting spirit
Mixu Paatelainen was not surprised by the spirit 10-man Dundee United showed in Perth on Saturday to hold out for a vital victory against St Johnstone.
By Tom Duthie,
Deadly Stewart ‘a joy to watch’ says Dundee boss Hartley
Dundee manager Paul Hartley was full of praise for star-man Greg Stewart saying he was a “joy to watch” after his deadly performance put top-six rivals Ross County to the sword.
By George Cran,
Gary Harkins and Scott Bain back for Dundee’s Celtic clash
Dundee welcome back goalkeeper Scott Bain and midfielder Gary Harkins from suspension for the visit of Ladbrokes Premiership leaders Celtic.
By Tele Reporter,
Girls to write letters of apology to man falsely accused of sex assault
Two girls are to write letters of apology to a man they falsely accused of a sex attack.
By Press Association,
Warning after e-cig explodes while charging
A pensioner had a lucky escape after the e-cigarette he bought on holiday exploded while charging in his home.
By Press Association,
Body discovered inside Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris
A Disneyland Paris ride has been shut down after the body of a man was discovered.
By Tele Reporter,
Video: Burglar robs house in the most ridiculous way
Police are on the hunt for a burglar who broke into a property and stole a number of items, while trying to hide his identity with a duvet.
By Tele Reporter,
QUIZ: Find out how Dundonian you really are
You've lived in this fine city for a number of years and think you're quite well acquainted with the place - but how much of a Dundonian are you really?
By Tele Reporter,
The results are in! The most annoying parts of modern British life are…
Picture the scene: Your smartphone actually rings demonstrating its telephony properties rather than a sophisticated messaging, gaming, music device.
By Press Association,
Police chased a dog across a bridge in unusual pursuit
A Chihuahua is in animal custody after leading police on a chase across a major San Francisco bridge.
By Press Association,
These dirt drawings on the back of vans will blow your mind
Remember that time you drew a silly face on a muddy car and thought you were hilarious?
By Tele Reporter,
Video: Children led police helicopter to suspects in the most ingenious way
Police have released a video of a group of youngsters who formed a human arrow to point a police helicopter in the direction of two suspected burglars on the run.
By Scott McCartney,
This awesome marble machine creation will make you feel like you’ve achieved nothing in life
Introducing to you… Marble Mountain.
By Scott McCartney,
Probe after yobs damage ‘several’ cars
Police have launched an investigation after a number of vehicles were damaged by vandals.
By Tele Reporter,
Mystery after man found dead in flat
Police are treating the sudden death of a man in Dundee as “unexplained”.
By Will Lyon,
Schools take part in Oor Wullie education project
Tayside schools have reacted enthusiastically to a call to join the Oor Wullie Bucket Trail this summer — and one has had a “braw” time testing the planned education programme.
By Hannah Dolman,
Keeping Discovery shipshape will cost £2.77m
A MASSIVE sum of almost £3 million is needed so RRS Discovery can be enjoyed for generations to come.
By Connor McCann,
Woman speaks of robbery at house
A DUNDEE family are living in fear after they were victims of a high value robbery at their home.
By Will Lyon and Steven Rae,
Yellow lines painted then immediately removed from street
A SET of double yellow lines were painted on a street and then removed immediately following a mix-up.
By Lindsey Hamilton,
Dundee residents turning down offer of free work to cut down heating bills
COUNCIL chiefs have spent thousands of pounds in a bid to warm up people’s homes... but some Dundee residents have given the move the cold shoulder.
By Hannah Dolman,
Dundee’s Daryl tells of £10k win on Deal or No Deal
A DUNDEE man has scooped a £10,000 prize on a hit TV game show.
By James Simpson,
Dad’s heartbreak on Brandon’s 10th birthday
THE dad of tragic Dundee tot Brandon Muir has spoken of his sadness as he marks what would have been his son’s 10th birthday today.
By Steven Rae,
750 people apply to leave council
MORE than 750 council workers have applied for voluntary redundancy or early retirement as part of £23 million budget cuts at Dundee City Council.
By Lindsey Hamilton,
Police hunt man accused of brandishing axe after failure to show up at court
POLICE are today hunting a man accused of vicious assaults on his ex partners - allegedly brandishing an axe at one and attacking another in a bath tub.
By Tele Reporter,
Teacher who sent ‘romantic’ messages to 12-year-old girl struck off
A FORMER Dundee University lecturer who admitted sending “romantic” text messages to a 12-year-old girl has been struck off.
By Dawn Morrison,
SNP wins almost half the vote at Dundee by-election
The Maryfield ward of Dundee has a new councillor in the shape of SNP candidate Lynne Short.
By Lindsey Hamilton,
Missing city man is declared dead
THE parents of a Dundee man who went missing last year have successfully won a court action to declare him dead.
By Will Lyon,
‘I’ve only left house once in six years’
The last time disabled Dundee woman Linda Menzies enjoyed a day out of her home of her own volition, Tayside House dominated the city’s Waterfront.
By Lindsey Hamilton,
Bid to save old Robertsons shop building
A GROUP of locals have revealed plans to fight the proposed demolition of a historic Dundee building.
By Will Lyon,
Kuba’s lasting legacy: Friends rally round to fund memorial to popular teen
FRIENDS and former school colleagues of a teenager who was found dead in his home have raised £900 for a memorial bench in his honour.
By James Simpson,
Half of expected rainfall in March
THE winter past was Dundee’s wettest for 40 years.
By Steven Rae,
New nightmare for social club hit by flood
A SOCIAL club that was decimated by the January floods faces a further set-back after renovation works were delayed.
By Will Lyon,
Police probe into fires at buildings
An investigation has been launched after three buildings were discovered on fire within hours of each other.
By Steven Rae and Connor McCann,