Covid in Scotland: Dundee bar owner ‘scunnered, annoyed, disappointed’
Dundee bars and restaurants will be subject to stricter regulations than their neighbours from next week.
Dundee United: Owner Mark Ogren calls for government aid amid wage cut talks
Dundee United owner Mark Ogren has called for financial support from the Scottish government, as the club talks with players and staff about wage cuts.
Scottish Gossip: Celtic, Lennon, Ajer, Dundee Utd, Mellon, Aberdeen, Considine
Manager Neil Lennon says Scott Bain is pushing to be Celtic’s number one, while Aberdeen defender Andy Considine is close to a contract extension.
Covid-19: Nottinghamshire enters tier 3 and fears raised over impact of curbs
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.
Brothers Liam and Dijon Joseph sue Met over ‘fist bump’ stop-and-search
Liam and Dijon Joseph’s lawyers are suing for discrimination and false imprisonment.
NASA’s OSIRIS-REx probe successfully stores small sample of asteroid rocks in its belly
After grabbing a sample from an asteroid named Bennu on October 20th, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft successfully stored the material inside itself, with plans to return to Earth in 2023.
Vendée Globe: Tech to spot sailor’s mood in tough race
The Vendée Globe solo race will see competitors face extreme conditions with little sleep.
Armenians on the front line in Nagorno-Karabakh
Armenian mothers fear for sons on the front line in Nagorno-Karabakh as both sides suffer heavy casualties.
Government support ‘essential’ for UK economy, says IMF
The International Monetary Fund also says the UK’s recession will be more severe than it predicted.
Courts backlog ‘tipping point’ for justice system
The number of cases waiting to be heard in England and Wales could quadruple by 2024, a study says.
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