The institution disagrees with the claims made by a leading Dundee University trade union.

Michael Marra is one of the clear frontrunners to replace Anas Sarwar when he quits as party chief.

The Green MSP was interviewed by The Courier about the crisis-hit institution’s plans to axe up to 190 jobs.

Màiri McAllan asked Nigel Seaton to hold back announcing the university plans to axe hundreds more roles in a crunch meeting.

In an interview with The Stooshie politics podcast, the former first minister claimed he is Nigel Farage’s party’s “worst nightmare”.

Ross Thomson denies he was blocked from standing by his old allies as he accused them of trying to “spike” his campaign.

The former first minister told The Courier he hopes the disgraced former SNP chief executive gets a "hefty" prison sentence.

Ross Thomson denied knowledge of a leaked rejection letter sent to The Press and Journal as he accused Reform of “outright lies”.

Geography lecturer Dr Antonis Vradis joined a boat believed to have been intercepted off the coast of Cyprus.

Staff taped their mouths shut in a show of defiance as they warned an alternative blueprint for the struggling institution’s future is being ignored.

Lead candidate Maggie Chapman’s fight to be re-elected has been marred by long-running, bitter feuds which deeply divided the party.

Labour defector Julie MacDougall slated the impact of Nigel Farage’s dream in a bid to play up her pro-European credentials, The Courier can reveal.

Removing support for greener industry could leave suppliers with no customers, and skilled workers with no employers.

Peter Dow was quickly disowned by the party after the Aberdeen Central candidate visited his flat to drop off flyers.

The Press and Journal heard how the party leader wants the US president’s Menie resort brought under “community ownership”.

The first stage of the investigation into the NHS Tayside scandal was postponed until after the Holyrood election.

We previously revealed in leaked WhatsApp messages how the regional branch, covering Aberdeen, was deeply divided and embroiled in a bitter feud.

Professor James Wyllie, an international relations expert, has been parachuted in from an Angus constituency to stand.

A long-running jobs dispute continues to escalate with further industrial action.

James Glen, who runs St Andrews Taxis along with partner Linda Holt, said he supported her decision to withdraw from the contest.

Jordan Brown will no longer contest the Aberdeen Central constituency and is set to be replaced.

Businessman Stuart Niven, selected to contest Dundee City West, is banned from acting as a company director for seven years.

The former Fife councillor was censured by the Standards Commission in 2023.

Video footage shows furious activists confronting students who support Nigel Farage’s party in The Rule on South Street.

The Courier has seen a string of texts including a "joke" which was judged to be a threat of violence.

Stella Maris has been in a long-running feud with the institution which dates back to an Israel-Palestine row more than two years ago.

Managers say costs must be slashed in the next two years unless they can find a way to bring in more income.

Campaigners harmed by the disgraced neurosurgeon have been fighting for their right to sue the health board over harm caused.

Who has made the jump to Nigel Farage’s growing party, and why?

The Scottish Parliament has been probing spending on the funicular railway after detailed investigations by The Press and Journal.

A detailed inspection report reveals complex work behind keeping the mountain railway ticking one year after it reopened.

Principal Professor Nigel Seaton’s plans to axe up to 180 full-time roles have sparked an immediate backlash.

Principal Professor Nigel Seaton hopes the institution can save at least £10 million as he takes drastic measures to balance the books.

A letter obtained by The Courier outlines the health board’s response to the row over vital theatre operating logbooks being binned.

Principal Professor Peter Edwards spoke to The Press and Journal about challenges facing the institution days before workers backed industrial action.

Businessman Lee Stronach said he is “definitely” backing Reform UK after holding talks with senior local party members in the Fair City.

Sean Morton’s sexual offences and friendships dating back to Fochabers school days have caused chaos from Downing Street to Holyrood.

It comes the morning after Scottish party leader Anas Sarwar called for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to quit.

Patient anger at Nicky Connor grew after the health board shredded files which could have shone a light on disgraced ex-Ninewells surgeon Sam Eljamel.

Desmond Buchanan represents the George Street/Harbour ward - but has his eyes on a contest far from the north-east.

The Scottish Parliament election is three months away and every party is starting their campaign conference, beginning with Jeremy Corbyn’s new left alternative party meeting in Dundee this…

Graeme Downie warned Anas Sarwar’s proposals for under-16s risk “isolating young people”.

Victims of the disgraced surgeon told The Courier the public inquiry should immediately invoke special powers to penalise the health board.