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Friday - 23rd October, 2026
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‘I FEAR COMING FACE TO FACE WITH STEVEN’S KILLER’

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Thursday - 22nd October, 2026
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KILLER TASMIN GLASS GRANTED PAROLE

ANGUS killer Tasmin Glass is set to walk free just seven years into her 10-year prison sentence after her latest bid for freedom was accepted. Glass was jailed in 2019 after being convicted of culpable homicide for her role in the murder of Steven...

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Wednesday - 21st October, 2026
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KINGSWAY SPEEDING FINES TOP 1 , 000 IN FOUR MONTHS

TWO speed cameras have recorded more than 1,000 speeding offences on a stretch of the Kingsway in Dundee. The 24/7 fixed cameras have recorded 17 vehicles travelling at least double the 40mph speed limit since they were introduced near the Kingsway...

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Tuesday - 20th October, 2026
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RAMPAGING THUGS JAILED FOR HILLTOWN CHAOS

AN INNOCENT motorcyclist was thumped with a golf club by two rampaging thugs who brought chaos to Dundee’s Hilltown. James Stewart, 29, and James Mchugh, 33, targeted strangers who were unlucky enough to cross their paths. Mchugh was later caught...

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Monday - 19th October, 2026
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RAGING CUSTOMER RAMMED CAR INTO TAKEAWAY

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Saturday - 17th October, 2026
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FEARS OVER £15M FUNDING FOR LIVEHOUSE

THE £15 million public funding earmarked for Dundee’s Livehouse venue could have an impact on competition, lawyers have warned. Livehouse is one of several projects to secure cash this year from the Tay Cities Region Deal, a joint £300m investment by...

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Friday - 16th October, 2026
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HELP US ACHIEVE OUR £6.5M DREAM DEPOT MOVE

THE boss of Dundee Museum of Transport says it is making “good progress” in its longawaited move to the Maryfield Tram Depot. Ambitious plans to relocate the attraction to the ageing Forfar Road building were first touted more than a decade ago. The...

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Thursday - 15th October, 2026
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GRANDAD’S 10-YEAR TRIBUTE TO TRAGIC TODDLER

THE grandfather of a toddler who was knocked down and killed in Coupar Angus by a speeding driver has paid tribute to his “little angel” 10 years on from the tragedy. He has also praised her family for the “amazing” strength they have shown...

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Wednesday - 14th October, 2026
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DARK WEB DEALER WAS PAYING OFF COVID DEBT

A DARK web “street dealer” who was part of a major drugs operation from his Angus home has narrowly avoided being jailed. Clutching a holdall, James Davis entered the dock at Dundee Sheriff Court in preparation for a prison sentence. The court was...

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Tuesday - 13th October, 2026
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TEEN LOCKED UP AFTER KILLING DAD’S FRIEND

A TEENAGER who killed his father’s friend with a knife from his “collection” will be detained for six years. Lennon Hathway, 19, stabbed Alistair Lamb, 38, at his parents’ home in Balunie Terrace, Dundee, on April 18 2025. The High Court in Edinburgh...

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Monday - 12th October, 2026
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FAULTY SMART METER CAUSED FIRE IN FAMILY’S HOME

ENERGY giant OVO has offered a Dundee family thousands of pounds in compensation after a faulty smart meter caused a fire in their home. Angela and Graham Smith were left devastated when a blaze broke out in their property in November 2024. Angela,...

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Saturday - 10th October, 2026
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WHY BEVAN HAS BEEN LOVING MOVE TO DARK BLUES

OWEN Bevan has settled into life at Dundee with aplomb. That’s despite failing to make a single senior appearance for twoand-a-half years before signing at Dens Park due to injury. After joining the Dark Blues on a free transfer from Bournemouth over...

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Friday - 9th October, 2026
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BROTHER’S TRIBUTE TO LOCHEE UTD STALWART KENNY

ANTON Brannan remembers his late brother Kenny as a “shy” man – but he wasn’t afraid to cause a stir. “He used to write letters in to the Tele or Courier,” recalled Anton in tribute to his brother, who died peacefully at Roxburghe House on September...

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Thursday - 8th October, 2026
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TIME CALLED ON LEGENDARY SCHEME PUB

DUNDEE landlord Stephen Tosh has announced he will give up the lease of Hilltown pub The Barrels. Speaking to the Evening Telegraph, Stephen Tosh said the decision had been a tough one to make, but was a sign of the times of the hospitality trade in...

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Wednesday - 7th October, 2026
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‘ABSOLUTE WARRIOR’

FOR seven years, Kellie Livingston watched her little girl endure countless hospital stays and scary internal bleeds, knowing that one day she would need a new liver. Ocean, 7, was born with a rare liver disease and was later placed on the transplant...

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Tuesday - 6th October, 2026
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PRIMARY’S PUPIL NUMBERS ARE OVER CAPACITY

TWO Dundee schools are full to bursting, with more pupils than the buildings are deemed suitable for. And two others are nearing their maximum roll, above 98% occupancy. Rosebank Primary School had 16 more pupils than the 278 considered its...

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Monday - 5th October, 2026
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DRUG DEALER WAS CAUGHT TWICE IN ‘CRACK ALLEY’

MORE than £1,000 has been seized from a young cannabis dealer from Dundee who complained to social workers about the drug being legal elsewhere. Kaydyn Lafferty returned to the dock at Dundee Sheriff Court for sentencing, having previously admitted...

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Saturday - 3rd October, 2026
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TV STAR GADD ‘HELPED WOMAN IN DANGER’

BABY Reindeer star Richard Gadd alerted police to help a woman who feared she was going to be killed, a court heard. Gadd, who is from Wormit in Fife, recalled getting help on hearing an apparently distressed female in the flat above his own in...

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Friday - 2nd October, 2026
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‘SAUL HAD THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SMILE AND SWAGGER’

A DUNDEE mum has paid a heartfelt tribute to her son, who “had a love for everyone and everything,” after his death. Lacey Mckenna, 49, has described her son Saul Sangster as loyal, easy-natured, and a lover of music. The 23-year-old lost his battle...

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Thursday - 1st October, 2026
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NHS TAYSIDE ACCUSED OF GASLIGHTING ELJAMEL PATIENTS

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Wednesday - 30th September, 2026
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DRIVER REPORTED AFTER GIRL,10, HIT BY CAR

A DRIVER has been reported to prosecutors after a 10-year-old girl was hit by a car outside a Dundee primary school. Emergency services were called to a stretch of St Leonard Place near the entrance to St Andrew’s RC Primary School at around 3.30pm on...

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Tuesday - 29th September, 2026
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NEAR-FATAL OVERDOSES RISE BY 70% IN ONE YEAR

THE number of suspected near-fatal drug overdoses in Dundee rose by nearly 70% in a year. Health chiefs admit they are “concerned” after 350 incidents were recorded in the last three months of 2025-26. The latest report on the Dundee drug and alcohol...

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Saturday - 26th September, 2026
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COUNCIL FACING £12M BUDGET SHORTFALL

DUNDEE City Council is facing a budget shortfall of nearly £13 million next year. The latest report on the council’s financial position shows the local authority will have a budget deficit of £12.7m for 2027-28. It is expected the council will have...

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Friday - 25th September, 2026
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GIRL LEFT SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CITY DOG MAULING

AN 11-year-old girl was left severely injured after being mauled by an American bulldog in a Dundee flat. The child was pounced upon by the dog while in a bedroom at the property in Douglas on April 14 2025. First offender Patryk Bednarski is...

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Thursday - 24th September, 2026
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FIRST LOOK AT £265M WELLGATE COLLEGE PLAN

STRIKING new images have revealed how the Wellgate could be transformed by Dundee and Angus College’s ambitious £265 million redevelopment. The dramatic designs show a major new campus bringing thousands of students into the heart of the city centre...

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Wednesday - 23rd September, 2026
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VICTIM BEGGED FOR HIS LIFE IN MCDONALD’S STABBING

A MAN begged for his life as he was savagely assaulted in the kitchen of a Mcdonald’s restaurant in Dundee, a court has heard. Jayjay Hutton, 31, and Peter Williamson, 49, pursued their victim along Reform Street and followed him into the fast food...

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Tuesday - 22nd September, 2026
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TRIBUTES PAID TO CITY’S PIONEERING SHERIFF

A PIONEERING Dundee sheriff, who broke new ground for Scottish justice while living with motor neurone disease (MND), has died. Sheriff Alastair Carmichael continued to preside over cases at the city’s sheriff court thanks to his innovative use of...

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Monday - 21st September, 2026
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BOGUS CITY JOINER LEFT COUPLE £9,000 OUT OF POCKET

A “BOGUS workman” joiner from Dundee took payment from a Monifieth couple and promised to complete major house renovations but only ripped out their kitchen in a £9,000 fraud. Michael Cox previously pled guilty to the single charge of fraud he faced...

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Saturday - 19th September, 2026
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ROAD SHUT FOR HOURS AS PERSON STRUCK BY CAR

A MAJOR Dundee road was closed for nearly six hours after a “serious” crash involving a car and a pedestrian. Officers shut East Dock Street at the junction with East Marketgait after being called to the scene at around 10.45am yesterday. An area of...

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Friday - 18th September, 2026
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BIKER ATTACKED WITH POOL CUE BY IRATE DRIVER

A MOTORCYCLIST was attacked with a snooker cue by a furious driver during a chaotic road rage incident on one of Dundee’s busiest roads. Graeme Lumsden said blood passed into his “lifeline” stoma bag after being struck repeatedly by Glen Reeve in the...

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Thursday - 17th September, 2026
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MUM’S PLEA AFTER GIRL HIT BY CAR

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Wednesday - 16th September, 2026
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TEEN KNIFED DAD’S PAL TO DEATH OVER INSULT

A DUNDEE teenager who has “issues with paranoia” stabbed his father’s friend to death after he mocked his intelligence, a court has been told. Lennon Hathway, 18, stabbed Alistair Lamb, 38, with a knife at his parents’ home in Balunie Terrace on April...

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Tuesday - 15th September, 2026
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS OVER £18K ROOF BILL

A MAN has died after a major emergency response on a Dundee street. Emergency services descended on Blackness Road yesterday morning. CID and paramedics were seen entering a residential property near the junction with Annfield Road at around...

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Monday - 14th September, 2026
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THIEF WHO CAUSED BUSINESSES ‘MISERY’ LOCKED UP

A THIEF who targeted a branch of Greggs and a Skoda showroom in Dundee has been jailed for 40 months for causing “misery” to Dundee businesses and a community food garden. Desperate thief Michael Pattie, in the throes of a crack cocaine addiction,...

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Saturday - 12th September, 2026
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‘CRASH LEFT ME FOR DEAD... NOW SHE’S SAID YES’

A DUNDEE man who was left paralysed after a crash in Perthshire has proposed to his partner. Dominic Roberts-brown asked Jennifer Devlin to marry him, surrounded by family and friends, in Ninewells Hospital’s Chaplaincy Centre. In 2025, the Broughty...

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Friday - 11th September, 2026
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WORKER SHAKEN AFTER ‘KNIFE POINT’ SHOP ROBBERY

A STAFF member was left “shaken” after an alleged knifepoint robbery at a Dundee shop. The victim was working at SA News, at the junction of Clepington Road and Arklay Street, on Wednesday. A masked man entered the shop just before 9pm and was...

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Thursday - 10th September, 2026
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CANNABIS FARMER USED HOSE TO ESCAPE FLAT Vietnamese national jailed for role in city cultivation

CANNABIS worth almost £1 million was seized by police who raided three separate addresses in Dundee, including one from which the occupant tried to escape by abseiling down a garden hose. Vietnamese nationals Thuan Nguyen and Van Minh Nguyen were...

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Wednesday - 9th September, 2026
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CARE HOME WORKER JAILED OVER CHILD ABUSE

A DEPRAVED child abusing care home worker who admitted carrying out sex attacks on a young girl in Dundee has been locked up. Alexander Lackie’s bail order was previously allowed to continue so he could get his affairs in order. The paedophile used a...

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Tuesday - 8th September, 2026
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Monday - 7th September, 2026
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Saturday - 5th September, 2026
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Thursday - 3rd September, 2026
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EATERY FACING REFORM BACKLASH ‘NIGHTMARE’

A DUNDEE takeaway boss says he has been left facing a “nightmare” after visa allegations made by a Reform UK politician about its former sister restaurant in St Andrews. Tanbir Ahmed took over Jahangir on Session Street in May 2023, signing a 20-year...

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Wednesday - 2nd September, 2026
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THE END OF NHS TAYSIDE

NHS Tayside and NHS Fife are to be abolished in one of the biggest shake-ups of Scotland’s health service in generations. First Minister John Swinney confirmed plans to replace the 14 territorial health boards with just two giant “strategic”...

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Tuesday - 1st September, 2026
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BUS-TED

A NUISANCE passenger who smashed the windscreen of a busy Ember coach in a Perthshire village after getting drunk at a funeral wake has been warned he faces “significant” jail time. Lee Mcpherson lobbed a brick through the window of the stationary...

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Monday - 31st August, 2026
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‘JACOB’S AN INCREDIBLE BOY – A REAL INSPIRATION’

A YOUNGSTER is walking around every professional football ground in Scotland in memory of his late mother for charity. Jacob Mcdonald, 10, of Dundee, is walking round the 42 pitches to raise money for the Pulmonary Fibrosis Trust in honour of his...

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Saturday - 29th August, 2026
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GOODWIN IN HOSPITAL AFTER HEALTH SCARE

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Friday - 28th August, 2026
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ANOTHER TOP COP QUITS TAYSIDE

A SENIOR Tayside police officer has quit the force months after facing misconduct allegations. Superintendent Suzanne Smith, who served several roles in Dundee and Angus, has retired from Police Scotland. She had been absent from her role for months...

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Thursday - 27th August, 2026
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TOP COP AT CENTRE OF KNIFE INCIDENT QUITS ROLE

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Wednesday - 26th August, 2026
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FRAUDSTER CONNED DAD OUT OF £50,000

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Tuesday - 25th August, 2026
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POLICE STAND GUARD AFTER FIRE AT MULTIS

POLICE officers were guarding a flat at a Dundee multi-storey block following a fire. Locals said they saw people in forensic suits entering the property at Dudhope Court yesterday morning, while a Scottish Fire and Rescue Service investigation unit...

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Monday - 24th August, 2026
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DEALER HAD £4,000 OF COCAINE IN HIS UNDERWEAR

A COCAINE dealer condemned for inflicting misery on people in Dundee has been hit with a three-year jail term. Darren Leadingham – also known as Darren Duncan – posed for a selfie with wads of cash and a high-end watch while he was actively involved...

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Saturday - 22nd August, 2026
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MASERATI THIEF JAILED FOR KILLING PENSIONER

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Friday - 21st August, 2026
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‘RACIST ABUSE’ FORCES CAFE TO CLOSE

BOSSES behind a community cafe in Dundee have cited drug dealing and racist abuse as part of the reason it was forced to shut its doors. Lochee Community Larder & Cafe representatives say they took the “difficult” decision to shut the popular...

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Thursday - 20th August, 2026
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SERIAL SEX ATTACKER ASSAULTED WOMAN IN HOSPITAL

A SERIAL rapist sexually assaulted a woman in hospital shortly after she had given birth. Matthew Edgerton repeatedly abused the woman physically and sexually for more than two years, a court heard. Jailing him for 10 years, a judge described the...

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Wednesday - 19th August, 2026
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SCREAMING THUG MADE THREATS TO KILL KIDS

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Tuesday - 18th August, 2026
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THIEF’S £7.5K SPREE AT GREGGS AND SKODA

TOOLS worth almost £4,500 were stolen from a Dundee car dealership in back-toback raids by a serial thief. Michael Pattie, 35, also smashed his way into a Greggs store and made off with packets of crisps. Charity tins were taken by the desperate...

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Monday - 17th August, 2026
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GREATGRANDAD FEARED FOR LIFE DURING DOG ATTACK

AN 85-year-old greatgrandad has told how he feared for his life when he was attacked by a dog as he tried to save his beloved labrador. Sandy Robertson suffered deep wounds to his hand and needed antibiotics after stepping in when the bulldog-type...

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Saturday - 15th August, 2026
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JAIL FOR THUG WHO TRIED TO STORM PUB WITH KNIFE

A MAN who armed himself with a knife before trying to force his way into a Dundee pub, while customers battled to keep him at bay, has been jailed. Terrified drinkers at the Athletic Bar on Strathmartine Road joined forces to block the door and stop...

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Friday - 14th August, 2026
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JAIL FOR MAN WHO STOLE CAR ‘STUCK IN THIRD GEAR’

A CROOK who crashed a “barely driveable” stolen car before hiding in a garden in Dundee has been jailed after failing to complete unpaid work. Charlie Anderson was ordered to perform 300 hours in 2024 as an alternative to staying out of jail for the...

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Thursday - 13th August, 2026
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LENNIX FATAL DRUG SUPPLIER FREED FROM JAIL EARLY

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Wednesday - 12th August, 2026
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COUNCIL NETS £110K IN MATCHDAY PARKING FINES

THE number of fines issued to drivers breaking Dundee football parking rules has spiked by 66%, with the council raking in more than £110,000 from match-day restrictions. Fines dished out over the course of the last season increased dramatically...

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Tuesday - 11th August, 2026
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CITY SET FOR 27°C ‘MINI HEATWAVE’

TEMPERATURES in Tayside, Fife and Stirling are expected to reach up to 28C. The Met Office is forecasting sunny weather throughout this week. Temperatures are set to soar tomorrow and will start to drop towards the weekend. Last month, the agency...

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Monday - 10th August, 2026
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‘I’D BE UP THE CREEK WITHOUT THEM’

“IF I didn’t have the Dundee Food Train, I’d be up the creek”. That’s how one 90-year-old described the importance of the charity’s work in the city. It began over 30 years ago and through volunteers, provides weekly deliveries of fresh groceries to...

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Saturday - 8th August, 2026
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‘VICIOUS’ DOGS SAVAGE NURSE’S PET

A DUNDEE nurse has told of the horrifying moment her pet was attacked by three “vicious dogs” in the city. Claire Collins, a newly qualified nurse from Douglas, feared her six-year-old cavapoochon, Roxy, would be killed during the attack in Huntly...

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Friday - 7th August, 2026
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TRIBUTES TO BOXING LEGEND BILLY

TRIBUTES have been paid to one of Dundee boxing’s most respected fighters following the death of Lochee Boys Club legend Billy Buchanan at the age of 64. The St Mary’s fighter enjoyed a remarkable career which saw him reach the ABA final at Wembley,...

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Thursday - 6th August, 2026
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NIGHTS OF THE LIVING DREAD

DRIVERS have been warned to expect 12 nights of road closures on Dundee’s Kingsway as a footbridge is reinstated. The A90 will shut overnight from August 17-29 as work begins on reinstalling the Old Glamis Road crossing. A closure will be in place in...

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Wednesday - 5th August, 2026
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FESTIVAL TICKET HOLDERS IN ROW OVER REFUNDS

MORE ticket holders have been caught in a row over refunds to the cancelled Discovery Festival in Dundee. Those who had planned to attend the Slessor Gardens event say organisers and ticketing platform Fixr are locked in a blame game over who is...

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Tuesday - 4th August, 2026
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DESSERT SHOP BOSS RAPED SCHOOLGIRL

A DESSERT shop boss from Dundee has been found guilty of raping a schoolgirl in his work van in Perth. Veron Galmangoda Guruge De Silva was supposed to be driving the 15-year-old home but instead took her to a car park in the city on a “pitch black”...

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Monday - 3rd August, 2026
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CROOKED BARMAN STOLE £50K OF HIS DAD’S CASH

A CROOKED Dundee barman hijacked the bank account of his housebound father to steal £50,000. Stephan Dewar initially asked if he could borrow £5,000 in a bid to buy a pub in the city. Dewar posed as his father, who medically retired almost 20 years...

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Saturday - 1st August, 2026
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COSTS FORCE WHISKY EVENT OUT OF VENUE

THE organisers of Dundee Whisky Festival say they are seeking alternative venues after the cost of hiring the Caird Hall more than doubled. Slanj Events Whisky Festivals staged its inaugural Dundee festival at the city centre venue this summer. They...

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Friday - 31st July, 2026
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THIEVES JAILED FOR WHISKY SMASH AND GRAB

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Thursday - 30th July, 2026
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COPS ON SCENE AFTER MAN LEFT ‘BLOODIED’

FOUR police vehicles were called to the Polepark area of Dundee after an incident. Officers were stationed between the junction of Brewery Lane and Lower Pleasance yesterday afternoon. One local said police were searching a grass area between the...

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Wednesday - 29th July, 2026
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CITY WALK-IN CLINIC UNDER FIRE OVER PATIENT NUMBERS

DUNDEE’S GP walk-in centre has come under fire as new figures show fewer than 100 consultations were carried out across the whole of June. The Lochee Health Centre facility was the second such clinic to open in Scotland as part of the SNP’S flagship...

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Tuesday - 28th July, 2026
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BEER WE GO!

DUNDEE Football Club has launched a bid to sell alcohol at matches. The Dark Blues plan to submit an application to Dundee City Council to sell alcohol at selected William Hill Premiership matches during the 2026-27 season. The club says it is part...

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Monday - 27th July, 2026
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KLOPPELGANGER

AN Inchture man is hoping that Jurgen Klopp’s appointment as Germany head coach will help him become a full-time lookalike. Gav Munro, 58, has dubbed himself ‘Kilted Klopp’ and has launched social media pages showcasing his lookalike act. On Friday,...

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