Rangers captain Tavernier faces SFA charge over elbow incident
Rangers captain James Tavernier could face suspension after being charged by the Scottish FA for an alleged elbow on Aberdeen's Jack MacKenzie during Saturday's dramatic 2-1 victory.
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Eastern Airways axes UK domestic routes in network shake-up
Eastern Airways cancels flights between Humberside and Aberdeen, and London Gatwick and Newquay, citing economic pressures and shifting travel patterns.
Eastern Airways suspends Aberdeen-Teesside route
Eastern Airways suspends its Aberdeen to Teesside route after 18 years, dealing another blow to regional connectivity as aviation struggles post-pandemic.
Aberdeen appoint football pioneer Lutz Pfannenstiel
Scottish Premiership side Aberdeen FC makes groundbreaking appointment of globetrotting football executive Lutz Pfannenstiel, the first player to compete professionally in all six FIFA confederations.
Aberdeen Football Legend Frank McGarvey Dies at 66
Scottish football mourns the loss of Aberdeen cult hero Frank McGarvey, who has died aged 66 following a courageous fight against cancer. The former striker's legacy includes memorable spells at Celtic and St Mirren.
Eastern Airways cancels multiple UK domestic routes
Regional carrier Eastern Airways announces significant route cancellations, cutting flights between Aberdeen and Gatwick, Humberside and Aberdeen, and Newquay connections in strategic review.
Petrofac wins major Shell North Sea contract
Energy services giant Petrofac lands significant Shell contract for North Sea assets, safeguarding Scottish jobs and reinforcing Aberdeen's energy hub status amid industry transformation.
Petrofac wins Shell North Sea contract extension
Energy services giant Petrofac secures significant contract extension with Shell for North Sea assets, safeguarding Aberdeen jobs and reinforcing UK energy sector stability.
Petrofac collapse puts North Sea jobs at risk
UK oil services company Petrofac enters administration, threatening thousands of North Sea jobs and sending shockwaves through Britain's energy sector amid ongoing financial struggles.
Trump's Ballroom Demolished in 'Democrat Plot'
The former Trump International Golf Links ballroom in Aberdeenshire has been demolished, sparking accusations of political motivations and ending years of debate over the controversial venue's fate.
Double murderer Colin Horne dies in prison
Notorious murderer Colin Horne, who brutally killed his stepdaughter and her husband in a jealous rage, has died behind bars while serving two life sentences.
Aberdeen crushed 3-0 by PAOK in European playoff
Barry Robson's Aberdeen suffered a devastating 3-0 defeat against Greek giants PAOK in their UEFA Conference League playoff first leg, leaving their European hopes hanging by a thread.
Migrant hotel sex attacker spared prison despite assaults
Exclusive: CCTV footage reveals shocking moment asylum seeker Ammar Alchalabi attacks two women at a Scottish hotel while on bail - yet receives no jail time in controversial sentencing decision.
Trump's UK Golf Courses Face Financial Crisis
Donald Trump's prestigious UK golf courses in Scotland are reportedly haemorrhaging millions as financial documents reveal mounting losses and growing local opposition to expansion plans.
Owl rescued after 100-mile flight to North Sea oil rig
A remarkable rescue story unfolds as a short-eared owl survives Storm Amy, landing on a North Sea oil rig 100 miles from shore before being safely returned to land.
Aberdeen lands direct Dubai flights in Scottish first
Scotland's Granite City secures groundbreaking air connection to UAE, opening new trade and tourism corridors between northeast Scotland and the Middle East.
Chocolate: World's Healthiest Food?
Groundbreaking research from Scotland suggests your favourite chocolate bar might be packed with more essential nutrients than kale, broccoli and salmon combined.
John Swinney set to become Scotland's First Minister
Veteran SNP figure John Swinney appears set to become Scotland's next First Minister unopposed as leadership race deadline passes without challengers.
Swinney snubs Sturgeon's book signing at SNP conference
First Minister John Swinney conspicuously absent from Nicola Sturgeon's high-profile book signing event at SNP conference, fueling speculation about growing tensions within the Scottish National Party leadership.
Sturgeon faces £11,600 legal bill from SNP branch
Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon confronts controversy as Aberdeen SNP branch demands she cover £11,600 in legal costs, exposing deepening fractures within the Scottish National Party.
SNP councillors rebel against Sturgeon in Aberdeen budget vote
Nicola Sturgeon's SNP confronts significant internal division as Aberdeen councillors break ranks to support a Conservative budget, prompting disciplinary action and raising questions about party unity ahead of crucial elections.
Swinney Faces SNP Leadership Questions Amid NHS Crisis
John Swinney confronts mounting pressure as SNP leadership questions emerge alongside critical NHS Grampian failures in Aberdeen healthcare services.
Swinney grilled over Aberdeen development plans
Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney confronts intense parliamentary scrutiny regarding the Scottish Government's contentious Aberdeen development plans, facing tough questions from opposition MSPs.
SNP backs Swinney's new independence referendum plan
The Scottish National Party has unanimously endorsed John Swinney's comprehensive strategy for pursuing a new independence vote, marking a significant shift in their approach to securing Scotland's sovereignty.
Swinney pledges to hear 'people's voice' in Aberdeen
Scotland's new First Minister John Swinney makes bold commitment to listen to public concerns during key Aberdeen address, signalling major shift in SNP approach to governance.
SNP Faces Backlash Over North Sea Energy Transition
The Scottish National Party confronts mounting criticism over its handling of North Sea energy transition, with key projects in Clydebank and Aberdeen facing uncertainty and potential job losses amid political tensions.
SNP Education Secretary faces fire over misleading school stats
Scottish Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth faces mounting pressure after admitting to providing inaccurate statistics about school closures in Aberdeen, sparking opposition calls for greater transparency in government data.
Aberdeen Hospital Evacuated in Police Security Alert
Major incident at Scotland's largest hospital as police evacuate areas and launch investigation into suspicious package discovery. Emergency services remain on high alert.
Labour's North Sea oil plan sparks industry backlash
Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism over Labour's controversial North Sea oil and gas policy as industry leaders warn of economic devastation and Nigel Farage positions Reform UK as energy industry defenders.
SNP Unveils Holyrood 2026 Strategy at Conference
The Scottish National Party charts its course for the 2026 Holyrood elections, focusing on independence messaging and policy renewal amid internal debates and leadership challenges.
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