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These are the cases we've been covering this week at courtrooms across the north of Scotland.

Leading energy industry figures set out the demand for support as a key group of MPs visited Robert Gordon University in the city.

An Aberdeen ambulance worker revealed how "people are slipping away on stairwells" as desperate efforts to reverse an overdose fail, while the council's co-leader opened up about his own family's drugs tragedy.

Trish Saunders thought the Depo-Provera was a 'miracle drug'; now she is one of thousands of women worldwide who have had brain tumours linked to the injection.

The 1.6 acre piece of land in the 'sought after' location has an opening bid of £12,000.

Owner Victoria Mutch says she's "incredibly excited to open the doors to our new home in Turriff" after relocating her size-inclusive boutique from Aberdeen.

Sami Rashidi has been serving Huntly customers for over five years. He fears the town is too small for so many barbershops.

Scott Cameron broke a non-harassment order to approach his ex and had the door slammed in his face by the woman's mum.