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From the cockpit, Felipe announced our arrival above the North Sea where almost 50 tall ships have started their journey towards Norway. Our pilots promised they would circle the area in both ...
The surprise conversation between Italy's World Cup winning legend Luca Toni and Josh Walker revealed following Aberdeen's 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich at Pittodrie.
If it wasn't for Torquil Nicolson, the great-great uncle of avid trainspotter Francis Bourgeois, the Kyle of Lochalsh railway line would have closed in the 1960s. The Plockton councillor spent 11 ...
The Wee Minister, hiding in woodland heading up towards the Grey Corries, could give you a fright - but he might also bring you good fortune!
The festival transcends life's everyday absurdities. It is a chance to let our jaws drop in wonderment and pride in our city.
Our archive photos capture the people and places around Cults, from the redundant railway line to the raft race, football to fishing, our photos recall memories of a thriving community.
Orkney took centre stage as host of the 20th International Island Games, bringing together competitive sport and island culture.
Michael Shanks said there was "no material difference" between oil and gas imports and domestic production in the North Sea.
Day Three of Champion Street - the reborn Aberdeen summer kids' football tournament - took place at Kincorth playing fields on Tuesday night.
Staff at an Inverness ice cream shop have been left "flabbergasted" after a visit from Hollywood superstar Zendaya.
Soldiers, veterans, families and members of the wider community gathered at Fort George for the 3 SCOTS Highland Games.
A power cut in Stonehaven, caused by a broken overhead line component, led to the evacuation of the town’s leisure centre.