Police uncover £850,000 cannabis cultivation in Dundee

A cannabis cultivation with a potential street value of up to £850,000 has been recovered in Dundee. Police said officers acting on a tip-off raided properties in Albert Square at about 10:00 on Tuesday. More than 1,000 cannabis plants were recovered in the operation. Detectives said inquiries were ongoing to trace those involved. Det Sgt David Feeney said: "This was a significant recovery which demonstrates our continued commitment to the serious and organised crime taskforce and the country's serious and organised crime strategy. "We remain determined to disrupt those involved in the sale and supply of illegal drugs in our communities." The band, which was formed in Glasgow in 2007, says making the record had "taken its toll". Police Scotland say the child was struck by a black Citroen Berlingo-style vehicle on the A90 Kingsway East. The nurse brought the Royal College of Nursing to tribunal, claiming they did not support her during a dispute. Kyle Buchan began committing the offences when he was 15 and continued until he was 20. Hannah McInally, 24, died in hospital five years ago following an undiagnosed ectopic pregnancy which ruptured. Copyright 2026 BBC. All rights reserved.