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Twelve local jobs could be lost if the museum closes.

The rehabilitation service will be withdrawn from the King's Gate building in Aberdeen next month.

With £9.4 million of government cash on the line, we investigate the struggle to recruit - and what education bosses are doing to fix this.

Michael Kerr's "unwise" decision cost his £2,000 deposit for a car from the Motability scheme, which helps disabled people lease a vehicle using their mobility allowance.

We look at six cases from January across the north and north-east that remain unsolved in our incident round-up.

I caught up with Samuel Wong and Bill Li, the pair behind the "hidden" Merkland Road East shop that's become one of Aberdeen's most talked-about stops.

Police raided Alan McLeman’s Bridge of Don home, seizing half a dozen external hard drives and a computer tower containing material described as “horrific.”

The Scottish Ambulance Service and NHS Grampian are 'working closely' to mitigate the situation.