EYEWITNESS: How Smokin’ Joe Frazier ended Muhammad Ali’s unbeaten record 50 years ago
It was one of the most brutal, belligerent battle of wills in the whole history of sport.
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Scotland’s Pele: Andrew Watson emerged from slavery to become a black football icon
Andrew Watson emerged from the shackled legacy of Scotland's murky ties to the slave trade to become a trailblazer for black footballers.
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Moonlight on the Dighty: Jimmy Deuchar was Dundee’s jazz trumpet hero
Dundee’s Jimmy Deuchar was one of Britain's greatest jazz trumpeters who never forgot his roots.
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Should Scotland’s ‘witches’ be pardoned?: Fife-based group steps up campaign for memorial
Michael Alexander speaks to Sheila Gaul, Fife-based chairperson of Remembering the Accused Witches of Scotland, which is stepping up its campaign for a memorial and pardon for ‘witches’.
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‘Racism’ against Scottish tinkers and Gypsy Travellers condemned by St Andrews author Lorn Macintyre
Michael Alexander hears why St Andrews-based author Lorn Macintyre yearns for the old days when Scottish Travellers were revered and trusted as an important and ancient part of Scottish rural life.
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Links Park to Leipzig? How Montrose FC almost made Europe
Were part-time Montrose FC really just a whisker away from qualifying for Europe 45 years ago?
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EYEWITNESS: How Smokin’ Joe Frazier ended Muhammad Ali’s unbeaten record 50 years ago
Scotland’s Pele: Andrew Watson emerged from slavery to become a black football icon
Moonlight on the Dighty: Jimmy Deuchar was Dundee’s jazz trumpet hero
Should Scotland’s ‘witches’ be pardoned?: Fife-based group steps up campaign for memorial
‘Racism’ against Scottish tinkers and Gypsy Travellers condemned by St Andrews author Lorn Macintyre
Links Park to Leipzig? How Montrose FC almost made Europe
Abertay archives project pairs Dundee Young Carers with voices of the past
Scott Begbie: MasterChef conjures tastes of years gone by
Nora Griffith: Aberdeenshire woman who became an archaeological trailblazer in the early 20th century
The Terror: Could hair strands from Fife doctor Harry Goodsir solve skeleton riddle?
My Kind of Town: Do you remember Sinatra’s bar in Dundee?
Trip back in time: Photographic memories of Tayport
Regeneration: New book charts dramatic transformation of the Mar Lodge estate
George Kidd: Iconic Dundee wrestler’s final grapple before he slid ‘down the greasy pole’
EYEWITNESS: Aberdeen FC fan Frank Bruno has fought adversity without ending on the ropes
The View: From ‘brilliantly shambolic’ Dundee scallywags to international rock stars
10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
Gender equality author Sara Sheridan asks: Should Dundee rail station be renamed ‘Slessor Station’?
Step back in time: Photographic memories of Fettercairn
Poignant last letters of brave young Scots soldiers killed in the Gulf War
Scott Begbie: How the ban stopped smoking getting right up my nose
A wing and a prayer: Tayside plane crash in 1981 was like a Hollywood movie
Road to nowhere: Nairn couple relive epic Mad Max-esque Oz highway adventure
Stroke of genius: The Dundee signwriter who painted Land o’ Cakes mural
