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SNP education chief Jenny Gilruth sat down for an exclusive interview with The Courier to discuss the Dundee University, offering an inside glimpse into the government's unprecedented response.

Campus unions organised the event where there was palpable anger at the current and former leadership of Dundee University.

Yehor Dremliuha and his partner Oleksandra have opened Sasha's Corner on Commercial Street.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

It is believed the man was sitting in a car at the time, before on-site security were alerted on Monday.

Police say they have 'appropriate resources' to keep protesters, counter-protesters and the wider community safe.

Emergency services were twice called to potential hazmat incidents at Adamson Court.

Steven Laing will finally be able to move out of the Strathmartine Centre after funding was secured.

Patients who were harmed by the ex-Dundee surgeon have to apply to attend the sessions.

Many locals believe it would be too costly to repair damage caused to the courses since their closure.

Jannettas will also close its St Andrews cafe for several weeks during the winter.

Photos of the booklet have resurfaced on the internet.

Interim Dundee University principal Nigel Seaton says staff have been the "victims" of mismanagement by his predecessors.

Stuart Waiton claims UK's highest court 'incorrectly' dismissed Andy Keir's appeal over his 2022 conviction.

The improvements proposed for the area are part of a wider regeneration of the so-called 'Eastern Quarter' of Dundee.

'Mr Reliable' Steve Herron, who's died aged 65, served with Tayside Fire and Rescue for 33 years. He was also a golfer, cricketer and footballer known as 'The Snake'.

An alleged incident took place at St John’s RC High School on Tuesday afternoon.

Christmas is almost upon us and lights are being switched on across the area.

Councillors claim the decision was made before protests started taking place outside the accommodation.

The local authority is asking for views on a series of cuts proposed to plug the budget shortfall.

Movement Park is in talks with Dundee City Council about running a new facility at the park.

Andy Keir's appeal was dismissed but the court said Scotland's rape trial laws have become too restrictive.

Locals are being given the chance to have their say on the latest stage of the Western Gateway development.

There are also plans to turn City Square into a "magical winter wonderland" featuring rides and market stalls.

Ruaridh Bandeen was found in contempt of court after looking up information on his mobile and sharing it with other jury members.

Pawel Napierala received instant summary justice and now has been sentenced in court.

Eric Gudmunsen gave The Courier a busker's-eye view of Dundee city centre's changing streets.

Jamie Scott was found guilty of assaulting the woman with intent to rape, and sexually assaulting two other women.

The conditions attached to a £40 million bailout for Dundee University have cleared the first hurdle.