Morrison Communications News Today

New AI technology ChatGPT has come up with some solutions to Aberdeen's problems, but is it all it's made out to be?

In its 275th year, the Press and Journal is showcasing articles containing moments of history in the north and north-east of Scotland.

In a week that saw 'goblin mode' crowned Oxford word of the year, what else has been making the headlines across the country?

In today's letters, our readers discuss care home wages, the funding of the new Aberdeen FC stadium and the cost of living crisis.

Our readers have their say on the latest from Ukraine and Russia, the row over Aberdeen's new stadium and squabble over independence.

Council refusal to even contemplate public cash going towards the new Aberdeen FC stadium is bad news for the city, writes Scott Begbie.

After six months of negotiations, the Morrison Coalition of Unions, which represents 600 food service staffers who work on Mayo Clinic campuses, has announced a “tentative agreement” with Morrison Healthcare. Mayo Clinic contracts with Morrison to provide food service staffing.

In Aberdeen, we have a history of objecting to any changes being proposed. Don't let it be the case this time, writes Len Ironside.

Councillors have voted to keep a new Aberdeen stadium as part of an ambitious £100 million revamp of the seafront.

The creation of Barcelona’s beach area signalled the way for change across the city, writes Rebecca Buchan, and Aberdeen could follow in its footsteps.