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Are Bonfire Events going to be allowed again in Dundee?

Live news team leader Bryan Copland joins Clare Johnston to discuss some of this week's biggest stories including whether Bonfire Night events could be allowed again next year after they were forced to be cancelled following the Kirkton riots on Halloween.
Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.

What are Dundee’s new primary school driving bans?

As part-time driving bans have come into force at two Dundee primary schools and more schools will join in the next few weeks, schools and families reporter Debbie Clarke tells us what we can expect from the ban. Tayside and Fife's essential morning news briefing, presented by Maria Gran.

Locals share acts of social media kindness as TV presenter Caroline Flack is remembered

In light of the late TV presenter, Caroline Flack's birthday, 9th of November 1979, and social media kindness day; our reporter, Poppy Watson takes to the streets of Dundee to find out, 'what is the kindest thing you've experienced on social media?'
Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.

Angus mum on why she won’t stop until kids are protected by law on use of restraint

We hear from Angus mother Beth Morrison who says her son Calum was left injured and traumatised after being physically restrained at a special school in Dundee when he was 11 years old. She has been campaigning for over a decade and wants a new law in Calum’s name to protect other children in Scotland.
Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.

The threat of EIS strikes: How will they affect schools in Tayside and Fife?

Schools and families team lead, Cheryl Peebles gives the update on the potiential EIS school strikes; what this may look like and how this will affect local schools.
"The teachers union is balloting for strike action claiming teachers are really struggling to pay bills and the workload is causing burnout," Cheryl Peebles.
Tayside and Fife's essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.

After the riots, council leader John Alexander on where Dundee goes from here

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.
- Live news team leader Bryan Copland and Dundee city council leader John Alexander discuss Monday’s disturbing events in Kirkton which saw riot police being called in after youths went on a rampage there. What went wrong and where do we go from here?

Where can you see Bonfire Night firework displays?

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Maria Gran.
- As Bonfire Night is fast approaching, Angus area editor Graham Brown has all the details on where Courier Country's fireworks displays will be held this year

Should firework displays be banned in Tayside and Fife?

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.
- Reporter Laura Devlin goes out onto the streets of Dundee and asks whether you think firework displays should be banned.

Survivors of Fornethy House demand public apology from Nicola Sturgeon

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.
- Political Reporter Rachel Amery attended a recent protest at Holyrood where the survivors of Fornethy House asked to meet with Nicola Sturgeon. Today we ask - what will the government's response be?

The glitz and glory from The Courier Business Awards

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.
Business editor Rob McLaren brings us all the news from The Courier Business Awards which took place in Dundee on Saturday night.