‘He would have chopped me up’: Chainsaw attacker admits trying to kill Dundee golfer Arthur
A Dundee golfer butchered by a chainsaw in a city park hopes his attacker will be given a lengthy jail sentence. Read More
‘I couldn’t believe my ears’: Ann’s shock as DWP stops pension after Dundee council said she was dead
Dundee City Council is to apologise after telling a 75-year-old woman her pension payments had been stopped because she was dead. Read More
Anger after garden wall collapses on Dundee street despite complaint to council a year ago
Residents have said it was lucky no one was seriously injured after a “dangerous” wall collapsed during Storm Ali. Read More
Vietnam president Tran Dai Quang dies aged 61
Vietnamese president Tran Dai Quang has died aged 61.
Papers have their say on May’s Salzburg Brexit ‘humiliation’
After Theresa May was left “humiliated” by EU leaders’ rejection of her Brexit blueprint, here the papers give their say on what should happen next.
Ivanka Trump calls space crew on tour of Nasa centre
Ivanka Trump made a telephone call to the International Space Station and spoke to the crew while touring Nasa’s Johnson Space Centre.
What the papers say – September 21
The “humiliation” of Theresa May in Salzburg after a Brexit “ambush” by EU leaders tops nearly every paper on Friday.
Inquest into mysterious death of wealthy Russian coming to an end
The inquest into the mysterious death of a Russian multi millionaire is expected to sit for the last time before the coroner reaches his conclusions in the long-running case.
Amazon looks to make Alexa more personal and conscientious
Amazon is making its virtual assistant Alexa more personal and conscientious in its bid to control the smart home market.
Do we really need an Alexa microwave and wall clock?
Alongside Amazon’s impressive array of new Echo devices unveiled on Thursday, the tech giant took the unusual step of announcing a voice-activated microwave oven and wall clock.
Tobacco display ban linked to fewer children buying cigarettes
Removing displays of tobacco products from shops may have reduced the proportion of children buying cigarettes by 17%, according to new research.
