Prime Minister survives confidence vote
The Prime Minister Theresa May has survived a vote of no confidence.
UPDATE: River Tay search stood down
A massive emergency search was undertaken on Wednesday night after a member of the public thought they spotted someone in the river while driving over the South Street bridge.
Calls for council to get tough on business leases
Calls have been made for the council to sign an employees' rights charter to protect private workers employed in buildings owned by the local authority.
Catalogue of broken bones, cuts and bruises for NHS Tayside staff
Health workers in Tayside are injured by patients in their care on a more than daily basis, figures have shown.
Craft brewery opens new branch at one of Dundee’s oldest pubs
A Courier country brewery has officially opened its newest branch in Dundee.
Council report finds 100-year-old schools are in better condition than 1970s buildings
Schools built almost a century after other working educational buildings will have to be prioritised for repair, the council has said.
Stars hoping for biggest Teddy Toss yet
Hundreds of teddy bears will be thrown from the stands at Dundee Ice Arena this weekend.
Musician with experience of homelessness to share the stage with Sleep in the Park stars
A Dundee musician who was almost made homeless following a mental-health breakdown is to perform alongside her musical idols at Sleep in the Park.
NHS Tayside chairman ‘disappointed’ positives not pointed out
The chairman of NHS Tayside is "disappointed" a report on the beleaguered board had not highlighted positive actions taken by staff recently.
Dundee City Council to spend £20 million on hotel at controversial Site Six
Council bosses intend to spend more than £20 million over the next two years on a hotel at the site of a controversial Dundee development.