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STV News at Six - Dundee Tuesday, June 19, 6:00pm

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A lawyer defending Scotland's first female Chief Constable on a driving charge has asked for more time to consider the evidence against her. In other news: A dog that was given a death sentence for attacking a cat has been put down. Thieves have made off with two fifty foot lampposts in Dundee. A building synonymous with one of the world's most historically important naval battles could soon be open to the public. Dozens of pensioners from Perth and Kinross have been going for gold in an Olympic themed event in the Fair City. And in sports: Five directors are stepping down from the Aberdeen board. New Montrose Assistant Manager Lee Wilkie says he'll call on Scotland boss Craig Levein for advice as he begins a career in the dugout. 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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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. <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
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 after the main backer put their shares up for sale. <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
First Minister Alex Salmond payed tribute to Aberdeen Donside MSP Brian Adam at his funeral today. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, May 03, 6:00pm
Three soldiers from a Scottish regiment have been killed and six others injured after their heavily armoured vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, May 01, 6:00pm
A man's in a critical condition after being knocked down by a lorry in Fife. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, April 30, 6:00pm
Sufferers from Motor Neurone Disease are appalled they'll now be forced to prove they're not fit enough to work, as part of controversial benefit reforms. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, April 29, 6:00pm
A woman who slashed her friend's throat in a drunken rage has been jailed for life. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, April 26, 6:00pm
Caithness has been dealt a major economic blow with the news that around seventy jobs have been lost after a freezer firm went into administration. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, April 24, 6:00pm
Moray farmers are counting the cost of freak sand storms that have wreaked havoc on their crops. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, April 23, 6:00pm
A man is being treated in hospital after spending more than an hour trapped in a crashed car. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, April 22, 6:00pm
The Labour leader Ed Miliband has launched a blistering attack on what he describes as the "blinkered, narrow nationalism of the SNP". <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, April 19, 6:00pm
NHS Grampian have launched an urgent inquiry and a worker's been suspended after a body was left in a van taken to a garage for repairs. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, April 18, 6:00pm
A Scottish woman who was 600 yards from the bomb attack on the Boston marathon has described her terror as she fled from the scene of the explosions. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, April 16, 6:00pm
Scotland's farmers are facing financial crisis as a result of recent severe weather and the continuing cold spell. The Scottish Government is promising continuing support. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, April 12, 6:00pm
A seventeen year old boy has been charged with breach of the peace and resisting arrest. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, April 10, 6:00pm
An Aberdeenshire councillor's been condemned by cancer charities tonight after claims he could cure illness and disease through the power of prayer. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, April 09, 6:00pm
Baroness Thatcher has died at the age of 87. The former Conservative leader passed away following a stroke. She was the first female Prime Minister. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Monday, April 08, 6:00pm
A parliamentary watchdog says that financial regulators should consider banning three top bosses from the industry. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Friday, April 05, 6:00pm
Perth based energy firm SSE fined a record ten and a half million pounds for mis-selling gas and electricity. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, April 03, 6:00pm
Firefighters are battling eight moorland blazes across the Highlands and Islands tonight. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, April 02, 6:00pm
An oil and gas strategy that aims to secure thousands of jobs and billions of pounds of investment has been announced by the UK Government. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Thursday, March 28, 6:00pm
The UK Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has been branded a 'ratbag' by protestor complaining about plans to cut housing benefits. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Wednesday, March 27, 6:00pm
US billionaire Donald Trump has reacted with fury to the decision to give the go ahead for a windfarm off the Aberdeen coast. <strong>This episode has been edited for rights reasons.</strong> Tuesday, March 26, 6:00pm
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