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Review: Lion King, ET and even Kung Fu Panda tunes brought to life by Bon-Accord Silver Band’s movies magic
Police and paramedics called to A92 crash near Gourdon
‘She is stronger than all of us’: Peterhead family heartbroken as five-year-old daughter is diagnosed with cancer
Weekend court roll – a Poundland firebug and prolific paedophile
Church youth leader found guilty of sexually inappropriate behaviour with boy, 14
‘I wouldn’t pay a tenner’: Three tiny plots of land go on sale for £1k in Kingswells
‘Sweet Dreams’ come true for rare breeds champion Alice Lennox
Fat Face permanently closes Aberdeen store
Farmers’ Choir sings in Inverurie next month
Snow, ice and wind warnings bring more misery to communities in northern Scotland
Veteran Esslemont boss of 30 years blames bus gates for Union Street restaurant closure
How Muir of Fowlis forest bathing therapist uses nature to help people fight addictions
Storm Eowyn: Cars damaged by cricket cage swept away by strong winds in Aberdeen
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