The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2016-08-01

• NHS Tayside ‘begs’ other boards for GPs
• Football tournament ends festival for refugees.
• Fruit-picker killed in caravan fire.
• Farmers killing ‘as many beavers as possible’.
• Scotland’s leading ladies honoured
• Call to arms! Re-creation of famous Jacobite battle KILLIECRAN­KIE: Fierce 17th-Century battle in Highland Perthshire recreated at living history event
• Disabled mum thanks Good Samaritans after daughter’s seizure
• Angus woman’s lifesaving op fund hits target
• Sandy is still haunted by memories of Angus level-crossing crash
• New exhibitors welcome to take part in this year’s flower show
• Ebola nurse tells of stress over inquiry
• Forfar assault man pleads with sheriff to send him to jail
• Bumper crowd turns out for St Andrews Games
• Scandal-hit surgeon is ‘not a rep of university’
• Celebratio­n of American roots music proves a hit
• Dundee businessma­n Jim Irons, aged 91
• Protective wing of conservati­on scheme
• Pension ‘triple lock’ is secure, despite claim
• Scottish beaches left high and dry
• Scotland leads the UK in tackling climate change
• Holyrood’s £220,000 for Malawi charity
• Dad demands inquiry after family ‘left in dark’ over T in Park death
• Spectre inspectors Are you troubled by strange noises? The caretaker of a former Fife mill certainly was, so who did he call? Two novelists and part-time ghost hunters, that’s who, as Michael Alexander found out
• Broadway beckons as JK spreads the magic
• Lawyer calls for inquiry into Scot’s death in Israel
• MP calls for laid off engineerin­g staff to be given support
• Neighbourh­ood feud ends up in court
• We humans are just programmed to seek out fear
• Probe under way after worst hot air balloon disaster in US history Sixteen killed as balloon crashes in flames
• Confidence vote in Brexit Britain
• Beavers proving to be great dividers
• CORRECTION­S and CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Rail future can be bright
• Garden of memories
• An ex-pat remembers
• I hobbled back to the changing room to assess the damage but as soon as I took off my plimsoll I could see it wasn’t good news
• Horrific injuries have failed to curtail Kirsten’s enthusiasm
• Take a breather to learn about how to cope with the effects of COPD
• Economist warns of risky whisky investment­s
• Graduates frustrated in jobs hunt
• Commercial heifer takes supreme champion title Quality on show makes it tough for judges as Texel gimmer wins top sheep
• horoscopes
• Frampton pledge not to abandon Belfast
• Tribute to Beghin after Forfarshir­e victory
• Arbroath United step up title bid
• Case for Snap Shots at Ripon is compelling
• Hamilton pulls away with win in Germany
• Duncan claims title to stun Scottish golf
• Jutanugarn holds her nerve to seal victory
• Walker holds off challenger­s to win his first major title
• Final round scores and totals
• Rashford expects to learn from Zlatan
• Gers ‘weren’t quite up to’ test set by Burnley
• Naysmith pleased by second half
• Striker to savour ‘different world’
• No time to dwell on defeat: Thomson
• Dods taking heart from performanc­e
• Stewart ready to step up, admits O'Dea
• Results and final tables
• Kilmarnock draw blank to miss out
• United ease past Pars to reach last 16
• Shell-shocked Lichties look to bounce back
• Praise for midfield pair

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