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James Keatings was linked to a near-£400k money laundering operation,

It comes after reports of a gang trying to smash their way into The Admiral Bar on Camperdown Road.

Sceptics fear the councillor has been left "carrying the can" for Greg Colgan's ongoing transparency woes.

Stuart Flood was sent to prison for seven years for his attacks on the tot.

The Camperdown restaurant will close its doors next Tuesday.

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

A warning has been issued after the military aircraft was spotted flying low across Tayside and Fife on Tuesday.

The Courier reveals the full details of the now rejected recovery plan proposed by Dundee University.

The Scottish Government has blocked restructuring and redundancy plans put forward by Dundee University bosses as the only way to save the institution,.

A public consultation will be carried out before councillors make a final decision.

From a "cold" Gallagher brother to one band's "insane" night in Dundee, there have been plenty of memorable visits for stars of the 1990s music scene.

Rod Ferrier and his son Leon have both received tickets for parking in between two grass areas in front of their driveway - but the council says the rules are clear.

Former flight school boss James Watt says Tony Banks is "not worthy" of a response to claims he misled him.

Suhail Akhtar was caught after drug packages marked for a Dundee industrial unit were intercepted by Border Force agents at Stansted Airport.

Police have traced Coreen Morrison after launching an appeal.

Police were called to the homeless shelter on Ann Street.

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

Keiran Rae was given an extended sentence for his attack on people including Conor Mockler, who said he would like to meet his attacker again one day.

A vehicle caught fire following the crash on the northbound carriageway.

The drugs were discovered at an address on Blackness Road.

Nashville arrived in Dundee with a huge line up of music, games and food.

Simon Hewitt says D&A College is "absolutely vital for the local economy" as it overcomes year-on-year cuts.

Josh McLean could be given an extended sentence for terrorising the woman, who was protected by a court-imposed contact ban.

Martin Nelson said he was holding the drugs for someone higher up the chain.

John Williamson's attitude to his crimes was slammed by a judge.

Staff and customers at the Riverside store are understood to have raised concerns.

Dundee's new £100m school - a merger between Craigie and Braeview - is set to open on Friday.

Bosses at the college said it was "difficult to justify" the substantial investment required at the Gardyne Campus facility.

The council's decision to shut St Pius X Primary in Douglas could be reversed.

Locals have had their say on plans to introduce the restrictions to four more streets near Tannadice and Dens Park.