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| Police Scotland has changed the way it carries out stop and search following recommendations from researchers at the University of Dundee and ... |
| Sir Alex Ferguson's "fight for life" dominates the front pages for a second day. |
| Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard is in danger of missing the Scottish Cup final after picking up an injury in Sunday's 3-1 victory over Hearts. |
| Celtic striker a Scottish Cup final doubt, Hearts striker labelled a 'coward' for challenge on Celtic skipper... |
| The most popular and unpopular stations in Britain are revealed in a transport watchdog's survey. |
| A helicopter will fly stone and gravel to the upper slopes of Suilven to help with the repair work. |
| Police Scotland handlers and their dogs scoop awards at the National Police Dog Trials hosted by the Met. |
| The money will support work at the MRC Human Genetics Unit at Edinburgh University for the next five years. |
| Mark Williams holds a 10-7 lead over John Higgins after a fascinating first day in the World Championship final. |
| Captain Christophe Berra says Hearts had to make the pitch difficult for Celtic amid criticism from Brendan Rodgers. |
| Sex workers from the charity Scot-Pep joined thousands of others at the demonstration held in Glasgow. |
| Temperatures peaked at 26C, at Northolt, ahead of a possible record-breaking Bank Holiday Monday. |
| Services to and from Glasgow Central high level were disrupted after severe damage to overhead lines. |
| Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson remains in intensive care after having emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. |
| Aimee Adam who was shot by gunman Thomas Hamilton wants to tell the US president "he is wrong on guns". |
| An 81-year-old woman fell and hit her head during an incident in Greenock on Friday. |
| The Speedo Racerback, which "challenged moral codes" in the 1920s, will be displayed at V&A Dundee. |
| It has emerged an aid worker on a Scottish government-funded project was reported to police in 2009. |
| After six years and "great memories" St Johnstone striker Steven MacLean marked his last game for the club with a hat-trick against Motherwell. |
| Queen's Park are relegated to League Two after Mark McGuigan's brace helps Stenhousemuir set up a League One play-off final meeting with Peterhead. |
| The All Under One Banner event saw thousands of people parade through the city centre of Glasgow. |
| Steven MacLean scores a hat-trick in his final St Johnstone game as they equal the biggest away margin of victory in the Premiership this season. |
| Dundee win to all but secure their Premiership safety as Hamilton missed a late penalty at Dens Park. |
| It comes after the case of a man who killed himself after being refused admission was highlighted at Holyrood. |
| Dutch Shepherd Sasha takes over an MSP's interview on puppy farming. |
| The descendants of a US soldier shipwrecked on Islay, and the local farmer who saved him, meet on the centenary of the WWI naval disaster. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 27 April - 4 May. |
| A jury watches the girl's video evidence at the trial of a man accused of trying to abduct her and a friend. |
| The 44-year-old is accused of assaulting a golfer with the running chainsaw in a Dundee park. |
| Veteran and PTSD sufferer Paul Wilkie credits his companion dog with saving his life. |
| A safari park keeper is hand-rearing a six-and-a-half week old European eagle owl, called Benedict. |
| John Donachy is alleged to have been punched and stabbed to death at an address in Alyth in March. |
| Veteran Paul Wilkie was living rough in a Perthshire forest with his PTSD before a springer spaniel gave him hope. |
| Paul Meisak is making an online diary after being told his cancer is incurable. |
| The House of Fraser rose from humble beginnings to conquer the retail world but has its reign ended? |
| BBC Scotland's environment correspondent explains why fresh cracks are such a problem. |
| The MG vehicles from more than 80 years ago take to the road on a three-day tour of southern Scotland. |
| Many drug users are "parked" on the heroin substitute for years with no way of getting off it. |
| One man tells how a change in drug treatment is working after spending 20 years on methadone. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 20 - 27 April. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 - 20 April. |
| All you need to know about sending in photographs for our weekly gallery. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 April and 13 April. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 30 March and 6 April. |
| Abertay University is partnering in a major international cyber conference in London for the first time. |
| An Abertay University student with four generations of footballing greatness in her family has signed for one of Scotland’s biggest clubs. |
| A reflective characterization of occasional user Carrillo, Antonio L.; Martinez, Santiago; Falgueras, Juan; Scott-Brown, Kenneth C. This work revisits established user classifications and aims to characterise a historically unspecified user category, the Occasional User (OU). Three user categories, novice, intermediate and expert, have dominated the work of user interface (UI) designers, researchers and educators for decades. These categories were created to conceptualise user's needs, strategie |
| Saccharomyces cerevisiae in the production of whisk(e)y Walker, Graeme M.; Hill, Annie E. Whisky is a major global distilled spirit beverage. Whiskies are produced from cereal starches that are saccharified, fermented and distilled prior to spirit maturation. The strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae employed in whisky fermentations is crucially important not only in terms of ethanol yields, but also for production of minor yeast metabolites which collectively contribute to development of spirit fl |
| A runner who was given three months to live more than a year ago has received a cutting edge biomechanics analysis at Abertay ahead of an incredible marathon attempt. |
| Two former Abertay University students have made it into a national list of the top five ‘Women of the Future’. |
| A posthumous degree has been awarded to the family of an Abertay student who died just weeks before his graduation. |
| Personal notions of time travel: reflections on love, loss, and growth through autoethnography Stirling, Fiona J. Using the concept of time travel as a contextual and narrative tool, the author explores themes of love, loss and growth after trauma. Reflections relate primarily to the experience of conducting the qualitative research method of autoethnography. Opening with consideration of existing work (Yoga and Loss: An Autoethnographical Exploration of Grief, Mind, and Body), discussion moves |
| Playing with tension; national charisma at Euro 2012 Law, Alex European National football came together in the summer of 2012 for the 14th occasion. This book sets out to examine the enduring social tensions between supporters and authorities, as well as those between local, national and European identities, which formed the backdrop to the 14th staging of the European National football tournament, Euro2012. The context of the tournament was somewhat unique from those staged in previous years, b |
| The University of Dundee's Professor Claire Halpin and Professor Mary Renfrew have been honoured by election as Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE). |
| It's been a big few months for the selfie, with Oxford Dictionaries naming it their word of the year and the snap of the Oscars stars smashing records for re-tweets but a new exhibition of work from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (DJCAD) students takes a more painstaking approach to self-portraiture. |
| At 5pm on Friday, 7th March 2014, a global event will begin at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design (DJCAD) that gives participants just 48 hours to change the world. |
| Poetry used to spread propaganda through the press during World War I will be brought to life at a special event presented by staff from the University of Dundee’s School of Humanities and the JOOT Theatre Company this weekend |
| Professor Stephen Greene, a world renowned expert in diabetes in young people, has been chosen to give the prestigious Arnold Bloom Lecture at Diabetes UK's conference in Liverpool next week. |
| Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) have a vital role to play in keeping neighbourhoods safe and improving confidence in policing but need to be fully valued and supported by police forces in order for them to do so, according to a new report from the University of Dundee. |
| The achievements of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths will be celebrated at the Women In Science Festival 2014 this month. |
| University of Dundee-based charity PAMIS has gained international recognition for its work on behalf of people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and their families. |
| The Royal Society of Edinburgh, in partnership with the University of Dundee, is preparing to host a special day of free events and workshops aimed at encouraging people to prepare for their death. 'In Memoriam' takes place on Saturday 8 March and promises a life-affirming experience, which will explore through art, writing and discussion, the realities of dying and bereavement. |
| Pupils from two Fife primary schools will next week visit the University of Dundee for an engagement event hosted by the Education, English and History programmes. |
| The role that Dundee's historic relationship with the sea is playing in the city's regeneration will be explored during a series of lectures taking place at the University of Dundee next week. |
| The Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher Education 2014 will be awarded to the University of Dundee by Her Majesty The Queen at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, February 27th. |
| A research team from the University of Dundee has co-led the first comprehensive global study into international financial reporting for not-for-profit organisations (NPOs). |
| The University of Dundee is to host a series of events over the next few weeks as part of a city-wide celebration of women. |
| The Rotary Club of Dundee has made a donation of £1000 to Dundee Women's Aid as the latter celebrate their 40th anniversary. |
| A research study about knee arthritis has now been extended to the kingdom of Fife. |
| A group of final-year students from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (DJCAD) will this weekend take a Dundee gallery over for an exhibition demonstrating what they have learned during their studies. |
| Interior Environmental Design students from the University of Dundee will next week travel to Belgium to take part in an international symposium exploring design, urbanism and sustainability and how the three can combine to feed the planet. |
| The leading role played by two University of Dundee historians in commemorating World War I locally has seen them named as winners of the College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS) Public Engagement Award for 2013-14. |
| World-leading research at the University of Dundee into motion analysis and the pressures it places on our bodies will get the 'Dissected' treatment on BBC4 this week. |
| A series of events aimed at encouraging students, staff and visitors to embrace ethical shopping will be held at the University of Dundee in coming weeks. |
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