European Parliament votes in favour of copyright law reforms
The way music, memes and news articles are shared online could be affected by a controversial vote in the European Parliament to overhaul copyright law.
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Scotland ‘could lead way in tackling crimes against older people’
A charity has urged the Scottish Government to introduce legislation to allow tougher sentences for crimes against older people.
Men in psychologically abusive relationships being overlooked, campaigners fear
Men’s welfare campaigners fear an “unconscious bias” is causing police to ignore psychological abuse of vulnerable men by a partner and focus only on female victims.
US law students visit Dundee court ‘to see how things are done in Scotland’
A group of American law students visited Dundee Sheriff Court to study how justice is delivered in Scotland.
What major changes to copyright law could mean for your online activities
MEPs are to decide whether to continue with a new EU copyright law which would affect content shared online.
Line of 15 cars damaged overnight by vandals in Dundee
Police Scotland is appealing for information about a series of vandalisms to cars in Dundee.
Dundee solicitor in call for new laws to protect cyclists
A top Dundee solicitor has called for new laws to protect cyclists.
Investigation launched after Dundee bus customers left stranded twice in a week
Stagecoach has been forced to apologise for the second time in a week after a bus route blunder left passengers “stranded”.
Dundee bus passengers left waiting in ‘freezing temperatures’ for service that had been diverted
Stagecoach has apologised after the firm failed to inform customers that a Dundee bus route had been diverted — leaving would-be passengers waiting in “freezing temperatures”.
Trial of man accused of murdering Dundee man Gary delayed
The trial of a man accused of murder in Dundee which was set to get under way today has been delayed.
Gordon Dunbar murder: Brother of victim still haunted by Dundee Law
A man has revealed that the sight of Dundee Law still gives him chills 25 years after the brutal murder of his brother.
Prosecutor says latest Dundee attack by Robbie McIntosh ‘came as no shock’
The man who led the prosecution of Robbie McIntosh for the murder of Anne Nicoll in 2001 has defended the jail term he was given.
Shock after man’s body found by dog walker on Dundee Law
A man found dead at Dundee Law by a dog walker is believed to have been in his forties.
Man found dead at Dundee Law
The body of a man has been found on the Dundee Law.
Dundee teacher fails in attempt to get job back after being sacked over offensive Facebook messages
A Dundee teacher has failed in a bid to be reinstated after being sacked for gross misconduct.
Dundee oil and gas firm ordered to pay worker £13,500 of unpaid wages and redundancy payment
A Dundee-based oil and gas firm has been ordered to pay more than £13,500 to a worker for non-payment of wages and redundancy money.
Dundee Law enthusiasts invite public to have say on future of iconic landmark
The Friends of Dundee Law group has invited people to take pride in the city and help shape the future of the landmark.
Dundee lawyer’s £6 million legal win for Guantanamo prisoner
A Dundee-born lawyer has won a £6 million settlement for a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner.
Dundee man jailed for driving at lollipop man while kids crossed road
A man who drove at a lollipop man while kids were crossing the road has been jailed.
Dundee drugs trio get 14 years in jail after police find package on the Law
Three Dundee men caught in a £500,000 drugs bust were jailed for more than 14 years.