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STV News at Six - Aberdeen Thursday, May 31, 6:00pm

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Lawyers acting for convicted Elgin killer Nat Fraser have confirmed they're considering grounds for an appeal. Yesterday following a retrial, Fraser was once again found guilty of murdering his wife Arlene 14 years ago. In other news: Union leaders are calling for assurances from the civil aviation authority over the safety of North Sea flights after Shell abandoned a major contract due to be signed with Bond Helicopters; The former principal of the Al Maktoum College in Dundee has insisted he was sacked from his post because he's a white Christian. In sport: Inverness Chairman Kenny Cameron's described Rangers decision to challenge their transfer ban in court, as 'a serious mistake'. This international version of STV News at Six is viewable world-wide. It has been edited for rights reasons, which also allows us to keep the programme online after the initial 24-hour broadcast window in the UK has passed. Viewers within the UK who want to watch the full episode 'as broadcast' should select the UK version of the programme.

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There are celebrations in Dundee tonight after the city was shortlisted to become the UK city of culture in 2017. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, June 19, 6:00pm
The Leader of the UK Independence party Nigel Farage has made an incendiary intervention in the Donside By Election. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, June 18, 6:00pm
Police investigating the murder of a woman who was buried in a shallow grave have released images of four rings found on her body. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, June 17, 6:00pm
The Scottish government has condemned prejudicial behaviour as "completely unacceptable" following the release of new hate crime figures. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, June 14, 6:00pm
Ahead of a milestone anniversary of the world's worst offshore disaster, a new report reveals a significant drop in incidents like oil and gas leaks and injuries. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, June 13, 6:00pm
The First Minister says everything will be done to ensure the safe return of an oil worker reportedly kidnapped in Indonesia. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, June 12, 6:00pm
Investigations are underway after a body taken to a mortuary in Inverness showed signs of life. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, June 11, 6:00pm
The Duchess of Rothesay has officially been installed as the Chancellor of Aberdeen University. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, June 10, 6:00pm
A major incident involving armed police in Aberdeen has finally been brought to an end after several hours. Friday, June 07, 6:00pm
Police investigating child abuse allegations at a Highland nursery have launched a telephone helpline for parents worried about their children. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, June 06, 6:00pm
Foreign investment in Scotland has hit a fifteen year high, according to a new survey. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, June 05, 6:00pm
An Aberdeenshire couple have been re-living the terrifying moment when an articulated lorry smashed into their house. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, June 04, 6:00pm
Two men have been found guilty of murdering a teenager in Stornoway over a bottle of aftershave. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, June 03, 6:00pm
The mother of an Aberdeenshire teenager killed by a drunk driver has called for an outright ban on alcohol behind the wheel. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, May 31, 6:00pm
A World first - Scots scientists get go-ahead to try to manufacture synthetic human blood. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, May 30, 6:00pm
The search for two divers missing since yesterday afternoon in Orkney's Scapa Flow has turned into a recovery operation. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, May 29, 6:00pm
A bid to make smoking in vehicles illegal when children are passengers has been launched by an MSP. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, May 28, 6:00pm
Police are investigating allegations of abuse at a former Catholic boarding school in the Highlands, dating back to the 1960s. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, May 27, 6:00pm
Alex Salmond has urged voters to stick with the SNP if they want to keep the council tax freeze. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, May 24, 6:00pm
Highland industry leaders and politicians are to hold urgent talks tomorrow to try to safeguard air links to London. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, May 23, 6:00pm
The Scottish Government has approved plans for the world's largest commercial wave-power farm off the Western Isles. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, May 22, 6:00pm
The First Minister has laid out the economic case for independence, claiming Scotland can more than afford to go it alone. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, May 21, 6:00pm
The Kirk's General Assembly has been debating whether to allow gay people to be ordained as ministers all afternoon, and is due to take a historic vote on the matter shortly. I<strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, May 20, 6:00pm
The SNP has accused UKIP Leader Nigel Farage of losing the plot after he likened parts of Scottish Nationalism to fascism. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, May 17, 6:00pm
The Royal Bank of Scotland is cutting fourteen hundred jobs over the next two years. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, May 16, 6:00pm
Oil giants BP and Shell face claims they've been fixing prices for more than a decade. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, May 15, 6:00pm
Police and other public authorities are being invited to respond to allegations they "overstepped" boundaries in relation to Donald Trump's golf resort in Aberdeenshire. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, May 14, 6:00pm
The former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has accused the SNP of being more interested in separation than creating a socially just country. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, May 13, 6:00pm
A controversial offshore wind farm at the centre of a bitter row with US billionaire Donald Trump has been thrown into doubt. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, May 10, 6:00pm
They are the survivors of 'the worst journey in the world' - and today forty veterans of World War Two's Arctic Convoys received medals in their honour. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, May 09, 6:00pm
Sir Alex Ferguson has announced he's retiring from the beautiful game. The Aberdeen Donside By Election will be held on Thursday 20th June. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, May 08, 6:00pm
One of Scotland's most notorious criminals has been released from jail after more than forty years - despite ministers recommending he should remain in prison. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, May 07, 6:00pm
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