Evening Telegraph (First Edition) - 2018-02-07

• Final day in fatal accident inquiry
• Grieving parents’ plea: leave cemetery alone
• Two Big names join Bill
• No lifeline offered to Stobswell branch of RBS
• Campaign for Hugs not Drugs
• Plans for smoke free playground­s
• Brexit team set up by the city council
• Tilly’s Dundee designs
• Opening of new station delayed by two months
• Man ‘sexually assaulted cop’
• Suffragett­e City: the Dundee women who fought for the right to have a vote
• Bin permit proposal slammed
• Energy bills to rise as price cap hiked
• Red House Hotel on the market
• Reduce the number of local councils
• ‘We’re so grateful’
• Jail for man who showed off fake gun to club staff
• Mum Joanna pays glowing tribute to caring maternity staff at Ninewells
• Couple were high as kites after proposal on beach
• End of road for ‘grid girls’ on F1 not what I’d call ‘liberating’
• Comets go clear at top after 13-goal thriller
• Young Stars march into semi-finals
• Sporting gesture a ‘great example’
• Students strike back for fine win
• Altior: Decision still to be made
• Toughened up Christie aims to become a heroine
• Horne very confident Scots will hit back
• Gatland intrigued by Jones
• Karius determined to make ’Pool No 1 spot his own
• Pochettino: Intense scrutiny bad for game
• Top flight needs Utd says Csaba
• Swans boss praises attitude after thumping win
• United and renew New
• Jackie backs Walter for post
• CONTE SET TO STAY AS CHELSEA GAFFER
• Murty praises Gers response
• BARCA LOSS A SORE POINT FOR DE VRIES
• Murray: Dee goals will make a point to Lennon
• Si eager to prove Hibs boss wrong
• Forget about top six says Tommy
• Deacon in frame for cup-tie start

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