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Latest News... (Source: BBC News)
Aberdeen FC stadium court legal challenge submitted
The No Kingsford Stadium group is opposed to Aberdeen FC's £50m 20,000-seater development.
Probe into Aberdeen school asbestos exposure fears
BBC Scotland revealed an investigation was launched after the discovery at Bridge of Don Academy in Aberdeen.
The Open 2018: Sam Locke, 19, wins Silver Medal, is last Scot standing at Carnoustie
Teenage amateur Sam Locke is the only Scot to make the cut at Carnoustie, winning the Silver Medal in the process.
Restored old lifeboat returns home to Buckie
The restored lifeboat returns to Buckie where she served between 1961 and 1984 after being found rotting in Great Yarmouth.
Oil workers on Mariner platform vote for industrial action
About 200 Mariner platform workers employed by Aker Solutions have rejected an offer.
The Open 2018: Sam Locke leads Scottish challenge at Carnoustie
Amateur Sam Locke felt like he was not "in control of the ball" but the Scottish teenager still outscored a galaxy of golfing stars at Carnoustie.
Fruit 'left to rot' due to labour shortages
Shortage of fruit pickers and summer heat wave has seen tonnes of strawberries and raspberries left to rot, farmers warn.
Aberdeen Mela event gets backing
The event in the south west of Scotland is one of a number across the country to secure funding support.
Aberdeen: Dominic Ball says he only showed best form at end of season
Dominic Ball hopes to recapture his end-of-season form after returning to Aberdeen on loan from Rotherham United.
Aberdeen striker Rooney signs for Salford
Salford City sign striker Adam Rooney from Scottish Premiership side Aberdeen for an undisclosed fee.
Aberdeen: Dominic Ball returns to Pittodrie on season-long loan
Defender Dominic Ball returns to Aberdeen on a season-long loan from Rotherham United.
Injured Cove footballer Jordon Brown thanks medics and fans
Jordon Brown, of Cove Rangers, was taken to hospital after a collision with Aberdeen's Andy Considine.
Aberdeen: Lewis Ferguson 'great bit of business' - Stevie May
Aberdeen striker Stevie May believes manager Derek McInnes has struck gold with the signing of Lewis Ferguson.
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 and 20 July.
Flower power
Action is being taken because Himalayan balsam is taking hold at the River Bervie in Inverbervie.
Latest Sports News... (Source: BBC News)
Muirhead & Brewster retain titles
Eve Muirhead and Tom Brewster guide their rinks to respective women's and men's Scottish curling titles in Perth on Sunday.
Peterhead 0-0 Stirling Albion
Bottom-placed Stirling Albion hold play-off hopefuls Peterhead to a draw in the Scottish Third Division
Montrose 4-1 Elgin City
Montrose moved into the top four of the Scottish Third Division with a defeat of play-off rivals Elgin City at Links Park.
Aberdeen boss relieved at victory
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown feels his side should have had a penalty in the narrow win over Dundee.
Aberdeen 1-0 Dundee
Niall McGinn's 17th goal of the season gives Aberdeen their first win of 2013 as Dundee lose at Pittodrie.
Toll taken on Dons' pitch - Brown
Aberdeen boss Craig Brown admits last year's rugby at Pittodrie combined with bad weather has affected the pitch.
Brown wants Dons unbeaten streak
Aberdeen manager Craig Brown insists his players can improve on recent displays despite their 0-0 draw against St Mirren.
Aberdeen 0-0 St Mirren
Ten-man Aberdeen hold on to claim a point in a drab, goalless Scottish Premier League encounter at Pittodrie.
East Stirling 2-4 Peterhead
Rory McAllister's double sets promotion-chasing Peterhead on their way to a comfortable win.
Scotland 1-0 Estonia
Scotland get off to a winning start under their new manager Gordon Strachan by beating Estonia at Pittodrie
Gilmour unhappy with Dons surface
Chairman Stewart Gilmour says St Mirren are extremely disappointed with the state of Aberdeen's pitch on Saturday.
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Residents warned not to breach school of art cordon
People forced from their homes by the Glasgow School of Art fire are warned not to try to access their properties.
Hundreds attend Alesha MacPhail farewell
The six-year-old killed on the Isle of Bute is described as "the brightest thing" at her funeral.
Forth crossing painting to last 17 months
Officials confirm the Queensferry Crossing paintwork will not be completed until December 2019.
New electric trains to start running next week
Changes have been made to the windscreens of the class 385 trains after drivers raised concerns.
Man stabbed in Rutherglen street attack
The 29-year-old is seriously ill in hospital after the assault in Rutherglen.
Lawyer 'scarred for life' in knife attack near Glasgow Sheriff Court
Police are investigating a "terrifying" serious assault on a 63-year-old solicitor near Glasgow Sheriff Court.
Body found in search for missing man Steven Cunningham
Police had been searching for Cowdenbeath man Steven Cunningham since he went missing on 10 July.
Jealous Kilmarnock mans 'frenzied knife attack' on ex-partner
Police arrived at the murder scene to find David Payne smoking a cigarette and drinking a can of beer.
Biker Glen: Why the Highlands is a 'hot bed' of cycle talent
Street trials' Duncan Shaw says his home city of Inverness and the wider region is producing world-class riders.
The Open 2018: Sam Locke, 19, wins Silver Medal, is last Scot standing at Carnoustie
Teenage amateur Sam Locke is the only Scot to make the cut at Carnoustie, winning the Silver Medal in the process.
More tourists visiting Scotland and spending more
The latest figures show a rise in and increased spending by international visitors to Scotland.
Fruit 'left to rot' due to labour shortages
Shortage of fruit pickers and summer heat wave has seen tonnes of strawberries and raspberries left to rot, farmers warn.
Source: BBC News
