The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2020-08-04

• Diver Graeme Dickson plunged into the Victoria Dock at City Quay yesterday as part of the effort to preserve the iconic HMS Unicorn. Picture: Steve Brown.
• University staff facing pay cuts
• Good luck to all school pupils:
• Tayside widower launches funding campaign to forge new career after tragedy.
• ‘It made me want to cry’: Sturgeon laments reports of large crowds at city pubs.
• Wildlife guide hits out after council staff mow down rare wildflower.
• Glamis Castle to lose up to 18 workers as virus slashes visitor numbers.
• Three-year-old girl killed in village road tragedy
• Mcnamara recovers from brain injury to join in charity walk
• ‘Campers’ oil’ blamed for death of baby heron
• Public urged not to treat hurt wildlife
• Inquiry into two Scottish hospitals launched
• Mum condemns ‘animal’ who left toddler in street after hit-and-run
• Historic building in Perth could be sold for just £1
• Universiti­es rule out MSP’S call for blanket testing of students
• Scotland to receive share of quick tests
• Rosyth dockyard staff return to work after virus alert – amid lingering fears
• Fife Tory councillor urged to resign after England gym visit
• Teaching union warns of spike in infections after schools reopen
• Perthshire museums to remain shut until 2021
• Support available as shielding ends
• Care home praised by inspectors in report
• Much-loved music shop to close after 42 years
• Investigat­ion finds fatal Rosyth accident could have been prevented
• Youngsters ‘left in dark’ over grading
• Review into alleged breach of ministeria­l code by first minister
• Painkiller­s like paracetamo­l can do ‘more harm than good’
• Strathearn online arts festival is hailed a hit
• First glimpse of Mcgregor on latest adventure
• Tributes to Nobel Peace Prize winner John Hume
• Call for urgent action to clear up illegal dump at Dundee site
• Drugs death taskforce reveals new strategy to reduce stigma
• Funding sought to mark Trondheim friendship
• Singing and sobbing with family – just don’t tell the kids
• Tragic Freya’s parents and friends plan fundraisin­g challenges in her memory
• Trump to act on Tiktok over ‘risks to US security’
• Book an ambulance in advance in the future
• ON THIS DAY
• Flask and sandwiches
• She looked at him. “Sorry,” she said, and started walking back towards the jetty
• Fife decom facility gets a six-figure cash boost
• Manufactur­ing reaches 16-month high
• London stocks surge despite Covid-19 threat
• Farmers count cost of rising rural crime
• HOROSCOPES
• Willett in fine fettle ahead of return to major event
• J R Cavagin to follow up on shock
• Record-breaking win no thrill for O’sullivan
• Allen fully focused after testing year
• Podium joy for Mitchell in opening race of the season
• Edwards already through toughest battle
• Confrontin­g manager key to Armstrong’s revival
• Cherries sweet on Motherwell’s Robinson after Howe departs
• United sign central defender
• Dens chief urged to work with fans
• Saints boss optimistic over injured trio’s return
• Tee to Green
• Olympic hopes boosted by academy upgrade
• Dalziel and De Villiers join Townsend’s backroom staff

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