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The owners of Video Games Aberdeen have praised efforts to recover the stolen collectibles.

The multi-million-pound extension would help tackle capacity issues at the Aberdeen school...

A search was launched at about 1am on Thursday morning.

Three people, aged 15, 17 and 20, were taken to hospital.

The iconic Spitfire will fly over north-east Scotland as part of a 90th anniversary UK tour.

A section of the Market Square was cordoned off due to the incident.

Campaigners united against new overlead lines stretching from the Highlands to Aberdeenshire and beyond - are their fears justified?

Meanwhile, a wrangle has erupted over a police station unlawfully being turned into a dentists and plans have been unveiled for a new home on the cliffs of the north-east coastline.

Hayden Geraghty, the general manager of Sobr, was found slumped over the wheel of his crashed car while more than four times the limit.

Five emergency vehicles were in attendance.

Emergency services are currently in attendance.

Prices for diesel are reaching almost £2 at some north and north-east fuel stations.

Insite Group stepped in to help Gary Bennett after a P&J story revealed the 'suffocating' conditions he has been living under for 20 years.

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice MP and the party's Scotland leader Malcom Offord were in Garthdee plotting their plan to secure an election surprise.

Jane Mitchell boasts a farming background, having grown up on a family farm at Pitcaple.

The father of Arran Paterson's most seriously injured victim said the decision to release him so soon "makes a mockery of the whole justice system".

Gilbert Burnett said his neighbour was forced to jump from a second-storey window as the Summerfield Terrace block burned.

Hundreds turned out for James and special guests Doves at the P&J Live in Aberdeen on Tuesday, April 7.

The B listed cottage on Don Street is for sale at offers over £220,000.

The beloved Aberdeen haunt closed back in February.

Part of the roof of the historic building once home to a lord provost of Aberdeen has crumbled, leaving it exposed to the elements and at risk from further deterioration.

The dramatic fire at the chip shop left the building badly damaged.

The fire gutted several flats on Summerfield Terrace.

Ahead of the May Holyrood elections, the city's renowned butcher James Haig opens up on what it would take to make the high street a thriving place once again - two years after he had to call it quits.

Thousands of people flock to markets in other parts of Aberdeen and out into Aberdeenshire - but there hasn't been one in the city centre for years.

The three-bedroom home in Pennan has incredible seaside views.

Organisers have revealed the walls that will be transformed throughout the festival at the end of the month, including a first for the street art extravaganza.

The Old School House is to benefit from a six-figure investment.

The licensing headache has also led to the chance that punters may miss out on the final whistle during Scotland's first match...

Justin Hall, 64, groped the woman's breasts before telling his distressed victim: "I hope I haven't made things uncomfortable between us."