The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2017-10-02

• MSP slams Mulberry closure as ‘absurd’
• Scottish Tory leader calls for party to unite.
• Carnoustie: Everybody was ‘flung poo fighting’.
• Charity night raises £200,000 for Blake.
• Victim had been paying tribute to tragic Libbi
• ‘Amazing’ turnout as city hosts Recovery Walk
• Passchenda­ele campaign by gunner’s family
• St Andrews student made acid threat
• Concern over rise in alcohol-related deaths in Tayside
• Coastguard hits out as life-saving equipment targeted by vandals
• Community support for Friockheim hub
• Bervie man’s medal from Battle of Trafalgar sold for £12,000
• Tai Chi exercise classes to begin
• Morrisons supermarke­t seeks permission to install number of advertisem­ents at Arbroath site
• Calls for more apprentice­ships
• War hero and depute director at Ninewells, Dr Jack Boswell
• Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty, once ‘world’s heaviest woman’
• Catalonia’s leader claims ‘right to independen­ce’
• Man shot dead after killing two women
• Scottish Government considers impact of student debt pledge
• Yes voters in favour of Brexit helped party
• Knives are out as Tories gather for conference
• Fracking ban failure a ‘betrayal’ of pledges
• The cat people aren’t so cute when it comes to controls it seems
• Actor chooses to reprise film speech for old school
• This version of the Chuckle Brothers just isn’t funny
• Happiness at an all-time high in Scotland, report suggests
• Kirk touting for business at wedding fairs
• Actress vows to keep dancing despite being first off Strictly
• First section in £3bn A9 dualling project opened to traffic
• News from around the institutes
• Gaelic language ‘should not be imposed’
• Apainful experience
• Kirk says ‘I do’ to changing reality
• Correction­s and Clarificat­ions
• No truly Scottish banks anymore
• Sinking of Curacoa
• Maisie had never seen anything so beautiful in her life and stood back, with hands on hips, admiring it all
• Fife laundry firm hails impact of new facility
• Perth businessma­n joins board of PFS
• Bid to build new tartan weaving mill
• First glimpse of plan for new north-east abattoir
• Time to apply for Aberdeen Christmas Classic
• Longer leases due shake-up
• Commission faces heat over Mercosur imports
• Horoscopes
• Her Terms good enough at Bath
• Mixed emotions for Hamilton in Malaysia
• Accies take top spot after seeing off High
• Glens score 50 to go second
• Flyers enjoy some capital gain
• Scoreboard
• Ramsay frustrated by lack of sharpness in short game
• Thompson impresses to take half marathon
• Bad day for local sides
• Tayport make hosts pay
• Violet victory after stunning comeback
• Smith refuses to hang anyone out to dry
• Sticky time for Toffees’ boss
• Early goals proving damaging for Fifers
• Brechin spirits remain high despite late blow
• Keeper responds to earn Lichties point
• Loons’ pay for failure to put Stranraer away
• Pars left queasy by Tangerines
• First half show thrills Petrie
• Lack of goal threat hurting Cowden
• ‘Back to basics’ call for Saints
• Internatio­nal break welcome for Saints
• Mcculloch parts from Kilmarnock
• Celtic Park draw ‘a great advert’ for Scottish game
• Strachan calls Mcgregor in for World Cup qualifiers
• Forfar hand reins to Weir
• Waddell heading for bright future
• United can keep up standard, insists Fyvie
• Dunne denies charging Mcilroy with final round 61 at british Masters

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