The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2017-04-01

• Fears Angus base may suffer in marines cuts
• Nicola Sturgeon hints at Section 30 plan B.
• Osprey ruffles feathers after he returns to roost
• Estate angered by eagle claims
• United by tragedy – and will to fight hate
• Dundee woman first non-white judge to join the Old Bailey
• Winter sports centres counting the cost of dismal ski season
• Much-loved war hero Andy, 99, laid to rest
• Sheriff brands bin lorry driver Harry Clarke ‘reprehensi­ble’ over offence
• Artist Vettriano’s first work since breaking arm sells for £25,000
• National Gallery puts art lovers in the picture with new website
• Air tax cut is cautiously backed
• Man launched torrent of vile abuse at police after falling off wagon
• Angus second only to Glasgow in at-risk children table
• Lack of out-of-hours GPs ‘hitting patient care across Tayside’
• Community cash to help launch Glenbervie pupils’ leaflet project
• Pilot rapped for flying near to parachutis­ts
• Serial domestic offender handed jail threat after row over dog mess
• Huge boost for Blake’s cause
• Revvy, steady, go for Tartan Week display
• Fireworks display will move to RM Condor for safety reasons
• University’s anniversar­y concert
• May urged to stand firm over future of Gibraltar
• SNP poll finds 61% want Scottish Parliament to make vote call
• analysis
• Bowel cancer checks on the rise as 580,000 scots are screened
• Isle have some of that: Orkney is rated best place to live in the UK
• P-p-p-pick up your degree in penguin
• Serial stalker and abuser avoids jail term
• Son of Angus named Ali ‘The Greatest’
• Friarton Bridge inspection works to start
• Five bodies now recovered from copter crash wreckage
• The sounds and sights of spring
• Why do we all go cuckoo?
• Scotland would have been outside EU
• ‘Hope not hate’ is a powerful message
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Let young choose future
• THE ARCHIVES
• WEEK IN NUMBERS
• Bright companion
• The Serial:
• Captains of industry owe debt to trainer Alan
• Ofcom in price control move
• horoscopes
• New track-focused Abarth on sale with price tag under £20k
• Career first for defender
• Hartley brands Dens display as ‘shambolic’
• Talking point
• Momentum key to United play-off push
• Lennon has no regrets over touchline rammy
• Pars determined to stall Hibs’ title march
• Talking point
• Scrutiny of Levein’s role at Hearts surprises Cathro
• Lefebvre calls for ‘big effort’ as Dutiaume aims to keep it tight
• On-form Guest settles for silver
• Campbell confident Lichties have what it takes to win league
• Petrie not afraid to tweak formation to ensure safety
• Loons up against it to end run of bad results
• Man Utd injuries
• Willett recalls the moment dream became possible
• Promotion in sight, but West End stay focused
• Edinburgh line-up
• Yuften worthy favourite for Doncaster win
• Brexit opportunit­y to improve regulation­s
• Funding for new entrants
• Plans for trial reintroduc­tion of lynx expected this summer
• Graham’s chief urges shoppers to buy local
• Harbro Group sees profits up by nearly a third
• Back stores that sell our produce
• Leap of faith pays off for couple behind Fife business Meadowswee­t Organics
• IS MY HORSE OVERWEIGHT?
• Helping put a swing back in a horse’s step

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