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Here's our list of some of the scariest haunted locations in Dundee, Fife, Angus and Perth and Kinross. Read if you dare!

The black-and-red-hulled Banglar Urmi docked at Dundee in October 1998, which signalled the death of the city's jute empire.

Huge portraits of Marx, Engels and Lenin dominated the City Square when Dundee doubled for Moscow in the BBC TV film An Englishman Abroad.

Trick or treat? Therese Halloween-themed bakes are sure to keep you smiling, even on the spookiest day of the year.

Dundee was once known throughout the world as Juteopolis, with about 40,000 families dependent on the jute industry for their livelihoods.

GHOSTS and ghouls will be out in force later this month thanks to lots of nifty costume-making this Halloween, but where do the real ones live?Edinbur

Updated: April 7, 2021, 12:34 pm © DC Thomson The Eagle Jute Mills which still stand today in February 1961. At the height of Dundee’s jute trade, 150 mills stood proudly around the city. Now around 30 remain and a new book, If These Wa’s Cuid Talk, hopes to tell the stories and secrets behind the buildings that are still here long after the industry left. Since 2014 Alison Carrie has been exploring and researching the history behind Dundee’s jute mills. After moving to Dundee the Kirrie...