The UK Government is under pressure to ease the strain locally when 300 men are housed in the city.

As the UK recognises a Palestinian state, what does the 45th anniversary of the historic Dundee-Nablus twinning mean to people in the city today?

Campaigners say it’s more important than ever to reverse historic railway cuts in north Aberdeenshire - ahead of a major energy conference.

Guy Ingerson wants to see an end to the economic reliance on North Sea oil and gas, but he knows just how complex the issue is in the north-east. Because

The boat was denied entry to the Granite City due to her captain's nationality.

Carol Potter has faced external calls to quit but confidence in her leadership has also been dented internally.

In an exclusive sit down with The Courier, interim Dundee University principal Nigel Seaton sets out how he plans to win back trust and stabilise the troubled institution.

Former Dundee University principal Iain Gillespie is set to face MSPs in front of Holyrood's education committee. Follow our live coverage.

Highlands MSP Emma Roddick, who used to work for Mr Ewing, told the P&J she’s saddened at the move – but her Holyrood election campaign rolls on.

The Highland veteran previously told The Press and Journal he would not be running for the nationalists at the next Holyrood election.

The findings of Professor Pamela Gillies's independent probe will be revealed on Thursday.

The former subpostmaster sent a message of encouragement to Aberdeen families fighting for Raac justice.

Aberdeen homeowners came face-to-face with city leaders and politicians in an emotionally charged Q&A.

Lauren Knight made the switch to Nigel Farage’s party as a Conservative crisis in the north-east continues

Margaret Murray, 85, sold her family home to move into Gamrie Court Bay just three months before it was earmarked for closure.

Hopes have been raised for a simple solution to a cross-border problem.

The link between a college funding crisis and the future of jobs is becoming clear. We look closely at UHI Perth, and at Nescol in Aberdeen, Peterhead and Fraserburgh to see what it means. If they can...

Interim finance director Helen Simpson is also set to stand down at the end of June.

Alistair Carmichael has been added to a list of politicians banned by Putin's regime for supporting Ukraine.

The Broughty Ferry politician blames his own party and the SNP for “letting people down”, including families unable to get a new NHS Tayside referral for child autism and ADHD assessments.

It is absolutely ludicrous that Aberdeen City Council is unable to power the fleet of hydrogen-fuelled buses on which so much money was spent.

New guidance is being produced after the country's highest court said a woman is defined by biological sex under equalities law.

It’s Holyrood recess, but the headlines keep coming. This week, the team speaks to striking staff outside Robert Gordon University fighting cuts in an education funding crisis. We also look at First M...

Samantha Kane reacted to a court ruling on whether someone with a female gender recognition certificate can be treated as a woman under the UK Equality Act.

Exclusive: The Fort William-based MP describes his experience taking five vehicles full of medical equipment to the city of Lviv last week, passing freshly dug graves and witnessing the reality of Rus...

The Press and Journal tested the mood and prospects inside the party's conference in Inverness this weekend

It had started so positively with daily overnight departures helping to send holidaymakers on a European break direct from the Kingdom, and one group is determined to reinstate a route.

The death of the prominent lawyer, former soldier, anti-nuclear campaigner and SNP vice-chairman in 1985 is one of the great mysteries in Scottish political history.

Anouk Kloppert told the Press and Journal she might have tried to get enough nomination signatures if she hadn't been busy with council duties and a Mother's Day visit from her son.

The Courier was told about the scale of anger inside government offices when further details were revealed by university management.

The P&J can reveal former sub-postmaster Andrew Baxter will be the party’s candidate to take on the SNP’s deputy first minister.

A report published by a national newspaper names Kinshaldy, at Tentsmuir, as a naturist favourite, much to the surprise of locals.

The former Liberal Democrat councillor has spoken about assisted dying, 'toxic' social media and dealing with Donald Trump.

The UK's universities are in crisis. Dave Hitchcock on how the sector became 'broken' and why it must be understood as an interdependent system.

The art and design college is currently a school within the university but this would change under the restructure proposals.

The Moray politician explained how one elderly woman broke her leg after falling during an attack, and he thinks it's time to hit back.

More than 600 jobs are at risk at Dundee University.While managers take desperate measures to cut a £35 million deficit, what happens next?We discuss our exclusive coverage including an interview with...

Interim principal Shane O'Neill said without the proposed 632 job cuts announced then the university could "cease to exist".

Mark Findlater and Laurie Carnie became Scotland's first Reform councillors when they finished their journey from the Conservatives last year.

Staff could lose their jobs while the university tries to recover from a £35 million financial crisis.

Union GMB Scotland has written to First Minister John Swinney urging him to withdraw funding from the city council in a high-stakes clash.

Nataliia Menzhega says 10 young adults have been able to work, study and keep competing in Tayside while Russia continues to attack three years on.