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Article‘Attack on North Sea is killing jobs’

TORY leader Kemi Badenoch said the SNP and Labour are “killing the oil and gas industry” as the Aber­deen South by-elec­tion battle ramped up yes­ter­day. Mrs Badenoch, pic­tured, paid a visit to the Gran­ite City to bol­ster sup­port for her party’s...

ArticleWe meet Trump’s golf­ing empire pion­eer

ArticleMid­wife dreams after OCD struggle

Acouple of months ago, Isla Cun­ning­ham phoned her mum to say she had been offered a place at Robert Gor­don Uni­versity to study mid­wifery. The call was cause for huge cel­eb­ra­tion. Get­ting on to the course had been a long-held dream for...

ArticleEx-Brew­Dog boss’s new beer brand

Brew­Dog founder James Watt has announced plans to launch a new beer brand called Second Best. And he says it will allow “Equity Punk” investors the chance to reclaim shares for free fol­low­ing the col­lapse of the brand earlier this year. Brew­Dog...

Article7 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND

Music, fam­ily fun and garden­ing advice are all on offer this week­end across the north and north-east. Here is our weekly guide to events you won’t want to miss. FAMILY FUN AT DEESIDE CASTLE There’s a packed day of fam­ily fun in stor­ies...

ArticleStu­dent Isla puts worst of OCD and bul­ly­ing behind her

ArticleNew boss enjoys home­com­ing at Camphill School

ArticleMay days of strikes and pop hys­teria

From the Gen­eral Strike 100 years ago to the frenzy of a Bay City Rollers gig in 1975, much like the spring weather, our archive pho­tos of May in Aber­deen are a mixed bag. For many young people these days, May Day in Aber­deen is a day of drink­ing...

ArticleRankin on books, writ­ing and ‘liv­ing 1,000 lives’

Ian Rankin ges­tures across Edin­burgh’s Mead­ows towards the flat where John Rebus “lives”. He speaks about his fic­tional detect­ive with the easy famili­ar­ity reserved for an old friend rather than a char­ac­ter made of ink and paper. In a mod­ern...