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There was a time, and not so long ago, when it was perfectly acceptable for a teacher to punish a "naughty" child by giving them the belt.

Aberdeen's trams ruled the roads and kept the city running for almost eight decades, after being approved 150 years ago in 1872.

Historians are hunting for the missing £13m Pool of Bethesda painting by Paolo Veronese, last displayed in Peterhead's Arbuthnot Museum.

Historians are hunting for the missing £13m Pool of Bethesda painting by Paolo Veronese, last displayed in Peterhead's Arbuthnot Museum.

Kids at Bracoden School pored over an old copy of the Evening Express. The 6th February copy breaks the news of King George VI's death.

Shortly after Japan was defeated in the Second World War, a senior officer told of his experiences on the infamous Death Railway in Burma.

Find out more about the north and north-east foodbanks and community food pantries near you with our interactive map.

Aberdeen singer Andrew McKelvie is being remembered with a new charity album formed of recordings he left behind before his death aged 32.

Started in 1994, ToffeeWeb is the longest-running, most comprehensive and up-to-date Everton FC website around with a thriving community of Blues. The site provides an independent forum delivering unparalleled coverage of one of Englands greatest football clubs to a global audience.

It's been 30 years since Stuart Hutchinson was jailed for 24 years for the brutal murder of his wife, Alice, in Spain. He was out after four.