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The largest multi-venue dance event in the country is back for its 27th year.

The front of the van has been destroyed following the blaze on Keswick Terrace on Tuesday night.

Patrols are being carried out in areas like Maryfield and Coldside as part of Operation Begonia.

Zoe Gibson alleges her unique work has been used for a range of Oliver Bonas items, without permission or credit.

Welcome to Planning Ahead, our weekly round-up of the latest planning proposals across Dundee.

The Albert Bar in Stobswell has been taken over by businessman Graham Bradley.

Cake Guru is moving from Brook Street to "more affordable premises".

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

Ross Pettigrew was caught red-handed as he stripped the tanks from homes on Ellengowan Drive.

Interim principal Professor Shane O'Neill spoke with The Courier about his new plan which proposes a cut of 300 jobs.

The Dundee Futures project also supported people with employability.

Interim principal Professor Shane O'Neill said the alternative plan will require "significant" public funding.

Police are investigating the incident, which happened near Downfield Primary School on Monday.

Keira Scott went missing from North Ayrshire on Monday afternoon.

A video of the incident at Caird Park, where the girl was repeatedly punched, has been shared on social media.

Gladiators star Sheli McCoy, from Dundee, was among those left stranded for hours.

The Courier takes a closer look at locations earmarked for stores by the budget supermarket.

The alternative rock band will visit Dundee on December 6.

The Courier rounds up all the latest pub, restaurant, shop and hotel news from across Tayside, Fife and Stirling.

The earliest a decision could be made is May 19 but what exactly is required in order to gain planning permission and how can this be achieved?

The warning comes weeks after a spate of deliberate fires in Fife.

Housing developer Springfield also says it is waiting on the results of a safety audit into road markings and signs at the junction.

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

One-time murder suspect James Donaldson was convicted of historic and more recent sex attacks at a trial in October but won't be sentenced until June.

Tilly, 12, was left covered in blood after being mauled by a Bully-type dog on Fairbairn Street.

Scott Kemlo, a former Brechin City and Dundee North End player who "lived for his children", suffered a heart attack while working in the North Sea.

Firefighters were also called to a blaze near Ardler Primary School around the same time on Sunday.

We take a look at the latest reports for care workers, homes, nurseries and after-school clubs across Tayside, Fife and Stirling.

John Swinney is speaking today as the student union prepares to march from the university to Caird Hall on Tuesday.

The club wants to agree lets with Dundee City Council and make Drumgeith its youth training base.