Trade body: Government taxing oil and gas sector to death
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce warns 160,000 jobs at risk after Chancellor Rachel Reeves refuses to scrap the energy profits levy in the Budget. Discover the fallout.
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Chinese Noodle House Closes in Sydney's Chinatown
Beloved Chinese Noodle House in Sydney's Chinatown announces permanent closure after landlord ends lease. Follow their Instagram for updates on a potential new location.
Hearts' unbeaten run ends with 1-0 defeat at Aberdeen
Hearts boss Derek McInnes confident his side will bounce back after their first defeat of the season against Aberdeen. Read the full match analysis and reaction.
Hearts' Title Bid Stumbles in Aberdeen Defeat
Hearts' Premiership lead is cut after a 1-0 loss to Aberdeen at Pittodrie. Topi Keskinen's strike seals the win for the resurgent Dons. Can the Jambos respond?
Aberdeen end Hearts' unbeaten start with 1-0 win
Topi Keskinen's first-half strike secured a 1-0 victory for Aberdeen over league leaders Hearts, ending their unbeaten start and cutting their Premiership lead. Read the full match report.
Thyroid disease: 4.5-year diagnosis delay revealed
Millions in the UK suffer from thyroid conditions, with new research revealing it takes an average of 4.5 years for diagnosis. Learn the symptoms and when to see a doctor.
Fan faces jail for throwing seat at Aberdeen footballer
David Gowans admitted culpable conduct after throwing a seat section that permanently disfigured Aberdeen defender Jack MacKenzie. Sheriff warns custodial sentence likely.
Bus driver shoves pensioner, causing broken shoulder
Shocking video shows a 31-year-old bus driver violently shoving a 77-year-old man, resulting in a broken shoulder. The driver pleaded guilty and was fined. Read the full story.
Dad, 32, dies in North Sea oil rig crane fall
Lee Hulse, 32, tragically died after falling from a crane on the Valaris 121 oil platform off Aberdeen. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the North Sea energy sector.
Aberdeen earn disciplined draw in European clash
Barry Robson's disciplined Dons secured a hard-fought 0-0 draw in Cyprus against AEK Larnaca, with the home side left ruing a spectacular second-half miss in this UEFA Europa Conference League clash.
M25 chaos: Lorry fire closes motorway, 60-min delays
A serious lorry fire has caused complete closure of the M25 anti-clockwise between junctions 11 and 10, creating 60-minute delays and severe traffic disruption during Friday rush hour.
North Sea Oil Crisis: Thousands Face Job Axe
Exclusive investigation reveals how sweeping new medical assessments could decimate Britain's offshore workforce, threatening energy security and livelihoods across Scotland's oil heartlands.
Labour's Aberdeen jobs pledge in U-turn controversy
Labour faces mounting criticism after appearing to backtrack on their flagship promise to create 1,000 green energy jobs in Aberdeen, with opponents accusing the party of attempting to erase their previous commitments from public memory.
M4 closed after serious crash near Reading - major delays
Major disruption on M4 as emergency services respond to serious collision between junctions 10 and 11, causing extensive delays and diversions during Wednesday evening rush hour.
Gen Z's Office Frog Trend Takes UK Workplaces By Storm
Discover why young professionals are striking unusual frog-like poses in offices across the UK, and what this viral trend reveals about modern workplace culture.
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.
Snap closes San Francisco office in tech sector shift
Snap Inc., parent company of Snapchat, has permanently closed its San Francisco office as remote work reshapes the city's commercial landscape, dealing another setback to downtown recovery efforts.
Kilchoan's last shop closes in online retail blow
The remote Scottish Highlands community of Kilchoan faces a devastating blow as its only local shop announces permanent closure, highlighting the existential threat online retail poses to rural Britain.
Britain's 'Hardest Pub' Forced to Close by Police
The infamous Wyndham Arms in South Wales, dubbed Britain's toughest pub, has been permanently closed following police intervention after years of violent incidents and anti-social behaviour that plagued the local community.
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.
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.
Don Ciccio Italian Restaurant Closes After Bitter Split
The iconic Don Ciccio restaurant in Hampstead has served its final meal following a bitter falling out between owners, leaving London's dining scene mourning the loss of a neighbourhood favourite.
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