Evening Telegraph (First Edition) - 2017-03-24

• NHS apologises for patient’s treatment
• Relatives’ shock over death of ‘gentle giant’
• BT looking to recruit 50 staff
• £250k bid to get cancer patients to ‘Move More’
• Success of fund celebrated
• Team effort lands martial arts event
• Open day invitation to patients
• Aeries of comedy stars for festival
• Passing the baton
• Plans for new twin theatre suite for kids are approved
• ‘Well why wouldn’t I donate a kidney?’
• Pay rises for Angus Council’s upper rungs
• MPs ‘privileged’ .
• James hopes to help raise Tayside’s profile abroad
• Care home plans given go-ahead
• Safety fears raised over derelict buildings
• Family-friendly event is aim for MoFest chiefs
• More arrests after attack in London
• ‘I want to help others’
• City housing service told to improve its standards
• West lift Mac Brown Cup after 4-0 thriller
• Gibson anticipate­s tough game for Fed
• Full points is the aim for Tayport
• Boss Gormley may have to don his boots
• Stars aim to go all out to secure play-off spot
• Nancy rewarded for her service
• Houvenaghe­l speaks of British Cycling ‘oppression’
• New order left behind as Hamilton dominates
• Rory out despite walkover
• Patience key for Dee kid Wighton
• Washington admits ‘contempt’ for Hasselbain­k
• United desire may see Bell
• Republic boss urges caution
• ENGLISH CLUBS HAVE NO APPEAL – O’NEILL
• ‘Scots can cope with pressure’
• ALLI CAN BE ‘SPECIAL’ PLAYER SAYS LALLANA
• Clark delighted to extend stay
• Coote ready to step up for Tangerines
• Yogi’s high benchmark
• Ray: Ali can be secret weapon

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