Dundee
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Sep 12, 2026
RobinHOST
The charges run from rape to conspiracy to rape to conspiracy to administer a substance with intent, meaning prosecutors allege some of these men helped plan how to knock her out.
RobinHOST
There is a 13th man, a 59-year-old from Dundee, Scotland, who's already pleaded guilty, including to conspiracy to rape and conspiracy to administer a substance with intent.
RobinHOST
He's currently in custody waiting to be sentenced.
RobinHOST
Now, I'm not naming the co-defendants on this show while they're pleading, you know, not guilty in an active trial.
17 Laws GuyHOST
It's September 12, 1885.
17 Laws GuyHOST
Dundee.
17 Laws GuyHOST
A Scottish Cup match has just finished.
17 Laws GuyHOST
Dundee Harp against Aberdeen Rovers.
17 Laws GuyHOST
The referee looks at his notes.
17 Laws GuyHOST
He thinks Harp scored 37.
17 Laws GuyHOST
The Dundee Harp secretary disagrees.
17 Laws GuyHOST
No, no, we counted carefully.
speaker_4NARRATOR
So, after she had commended her children to the neighbors of the town for God's sake, and the sucking bairn was given to the nurse, she sealed up the truth by her death.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Being desirous of propagating the true gospel in his own country, George Wishart left Cambridge in 1544, and on his arrival in Scotland he first preached at Montrose, and afterwards at Dundee.
speaker_4NARRATOR
In this last place he made a public exposition of the Epistle to the Romans, which he went through with such grace and freedom as greatly alarmed the papists.
speaker_4NARRATOR
In consequence of this, at the instigation of Cardinal Beaton, the Archbishop of St. Andrews, one Robert Milne, a principal man at Dundee, went to the church where Wishart preached, and in the middle of his discourse publicly told him not to trouble the town any more, for he was determined not to suffer it.
speaker_4NARRATOR
This sudden rebuff greatly surprised Wishart, who, after a short pause, looking sorrowfully upon the speaker and the audience, said, God is my witness that I never minded your trouble but your comfort.
speaker_4NARRATOR
Yea, your trouble is more grievous to me than it is to yourselves, but I am assured to refuse God's word, and to chase from you his messenger, shall not preserve you from trouble, but shall bring you into it.
speaker_4NARRATOR
But if you turn not at the first warning, he will visit you with fire and sword." At the close of this speech he left the pulpit and retired.
speaker_4NARRATOR
After this he went into the west of Scotland, where he preached God's word, which was gladly received by many.
Kevin KylePANELIST
Yeah.
Kevin KylePANELIST
to gain the finance well we went backwards again with it and it's our greatest selling product it's not what everybody in Scottish football wants to hear because there are other teams but an Edinburgh derby a Dundee derby they don't get the same recognition or the same chat that the old firm does and we need to sort this out because I would accept a game at home and a game away as a punishment but the fact every game has no fans for me is totally out of order yeah
Paul CooneyHOST
And we're not in the conversation at all at any major level in Europe or the highest level.
Paul CooneyHOST
Celtic didn't make it.
speaker_3NARRATOR
The Courier reports that the Home Office said visa applications relating to Jahangir, made under the Wallum Limited Company, relate to four business locations, not just the one restaurant in St Andrews, Fife.
speaker_3NARRATOR
There are also restaurants in Dundee and Blairgowrie.
speaker_3NARRATOR
Ali strongly denied Yusuf's claims to The Courier, telling the newspaper, We are trying to seek advice from our lawyers to see what we can do, he said.
speaker_3NARRATOR
I don't know what in the hell he's talking about.
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speaker_2NARRATOR
Patients of the disgraced brain surgeon Sam El-Jamal were left with horrific disabilities following his operations, a former MSP has told an inquiry.
speaker_2NARRATOR
On its first day of evidential hearings, the El-Jamal inquiry was told that some patients allegedly had the wrong parts of their bodies removed.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Dr. El Jamel was a consultant neurosurgeon at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee from 1995 until his suspension in December 2013.
speaker_2NARRATOR
A public inquiry is taking place after patients of Dr. El Jamel raised concerns that he had harmed as many as 200 people.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
At the beginning of the first war which lacks a recognised name but may be known as the War of the First Grand Alliance, Ireland held out vigorously for James II until the Battle of the Boyne and the Pacification of Limerick destroyed his power there.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
The Highlands of Scotland held out under the heroic Dundee until the victory of Killiecrankie proved through his death worse than a defeat.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
The remainder of that war was a sort of drawn combat.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
Though William often lost battles his antagonists gained little by their victories.
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Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
The truth was that his aide-de-camp was killed galloping across.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
When the victorious right wings found that the success was theirs alone, they faced about and returned to the battlefield.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
Marr had larger numbers and the better position, but not having the courage to recognise this truth, nor to act upon it, he gave the order to retreat, one of his followers exclaiming, Oh, for one hour of Dundee! The following lines are from a ballad written upon the battle.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
There's some say that we won, some say that they won, and some say that none won at all, man.
MikeHOST
Definitely, great choice.
MikeHOST
Right, early days, born in Dundee, 27th of February 1970.
MikeHOST
Tell us a little bit about growing up in Dundee and your early memories of playing football.
Stuart PetrieGUEST
I grew up in a village just outside Dundee, so I was never part of Dundee as such.
Stuart PetrieGUEST
I remember you just played for the primary school and then eventually my dad got me to go and play for a club called Fairmuir.
Stuart PetrieGUEST
So I went in and played with them.
Stuart PetrieGUEST
Jimmy Glass went senior.
Stuart PetrieGUEST
Scott Capel was in the team as well.
Terry JeffsHOST
Like, you know, their, their studio in Edinburgh, like they, we've, they've got a leads, they had a leads office, they had a San Diego office.
Terry JeffsHOST
And so they, they obviously become like a worldwide studio, but yeah, they originally started out as DMA design, um, in, in 1988, um, which was founded by David Jones, Russell Kaye and Mike Daley in Dundee in Scotland.
Terry JeffsHOST
The name DMA was taken from the Amiga programming manuals where it stood for direct memory access.
Terry JeffsHOST
DMA design was most known for developing Lemmings and the early Grand Theft Auto games.
Terry JeffsHOST
Lemmings was the one that they're best known for.
Terry JeffsHOST
In fact, if you go to...
Terry JeffsHOST
I believe if you go to outside where the studio was in Dundee, there is a statue of the Lemmings.
Terry JeffsHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Jill HardikerCORRESPONDENT
You can use the Thistle card on the CityLink, which provides an extensive network of express coaches connecting over 200 destinations across Scotland, including services to Northern Ireland and seasonal routes to Blackpool.
Jill HardikerCORRESPONDENT
The Seven City Network connects Scotland's major hubs, which are Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness, Perth and Stirling.
Jill HardikerCORRESPONDENT
In the Highlands and West Coast, it connects the Central Belt to rural and tourism destinations in the Highlands and Islands.
Bob BakerCORRESPONDENT
The Thistle card or app do not give you free discounted travel.
Alex MassieHOST
Good morning, Bernard, and good morning, listeners and viewers, wherever you are.
Alex MassieHOST
Yes, the question of a second independence referendum raised its deathless head once again this week at Prime Minister's Questions, when Chris Law, the betweeted MP for Dundee, asked the Prime Minister, you know...
Alex MassieHOST
If this is the situation with regard to a potential, and one has to stress potential, referendum on the question of a united Ireland, what are the procedures that the Prime Minister favours in terms of a potential second independence referendum for Scotland.
Alex MassieHOST
And Andy Burnham, who always wants to please people, said, and I quote, on that question of a border poll, it is to be considered by the Northern Ireland Secretary when there is a clear consensus in the country, when public opinion has changed to the point where the call has to be considered.
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