The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2017-08-09

• Result! Pupils jumping for joy
• Leisure complex plan gets a boost
• Dunfermlin­e:
• Legend sets his sights on Fife after ban is lifted
• Kind folk raise £600 to help crime-hit pensioner
• Satellite helps track threatened birds of prey
• Young DJ’s first single is worldwide chart hit
• Leith tram link cost estimated at£165m
• UK culture secretary praises the progress of Dundee’s V&A
• Man, 31, charged with attempted murder of woman at Dundee woods
• Search is on for Kate and her anonymous amour
• Probe leads to pallet firm owner losing his operator’s licence
• Drink-driver ‘lucky to be alive’ following spectacula­r Fife crash
• Five years in jail for £440,000 drug dealer
• Chemist shop row over ‘rude’ comments led to street fight
• Warning after medication stolen
• Carers take a break in university town
• Disruption expected due to bridge works in Thornton
• Celebratin­g 100 years of the Rural
• Country singer Glen Campbell, aged 81
• Hard work proves ‘worth it in the end’ for many pupils
• Numbers really do add up for maths whiz-kid Agnijo
• Highers pupils achieve best results for seven years
• Early results show positive report card, says council
• Ministers to meet in Edinburgh to discuss transfer of powers
• Parties locked in row over performanc­e of Scotland’s trains
• staffing and bed shortage behind early discharges
• Calls for road safety plan after teenager killed in A923 crash
• One-trick ponies
• Benefits plan to help Scots tackle ‘funeral poverty’
• The greatest escape My father’s Dunkirk story will be similar to thousands of others who were in that historic rescue
• Games Design Awards nomination­s revealed
• Chief suspect in ‘kidnap’ case denies wrongdoing
• Poor Peter Priggins’ nightmare before Christmas
• Trump threatens North Korea with ‘fire and fury’
• Spending time online can ‘save the country’, says ex-GCHQ chief
• Refunds ‘should not be automatic’
• Time online must be put to good use
• Environmen­tal propaganda
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• THE ARCHIVES
• Welcoming place
• The serial: Largie Castle, A Rifled Nest Day 75
• Dundee at forefront of graduate skill scheme
• Dundee businessma­n is new CEO
• FTSE 100 nears record territory
• Fresh warning that Brexit poses threat to Tayside fruit industry
• Pets At Home shows improved set of first-quarter results
• Cattle and sheep entries up as town’s show time draws near
• Finance and land prices are barriers for young farmers
• A special anniversar­y for farming competitio­n
• Internatio­nal blueberry project comes to fruition on Tayside
• horoscopes
• Dapper looks tailor-made for Pontefract
• Good catches enjoyed at Lintrathen Loch
• Stage set for Butcher
• Jackson returns to Glasgow Warriors
• Previous medal hauls
• McIlroy says he has nothing to prove
• ‘Mixed emotions’ for Aird on Ibrox return
• McInnes has ‘a problem’ with Canning’s claims
• McDonald out to make most of friend’s absence
• Petrie full of praise for Dillon
• Derby rivals eye last-eight place
• Saints boss rues lack of ‘killer touch’
• Proud captain defends GB squad as medal tally sticks at one
• Shake up of golfing calendar sees US PGA switch to May slot
• Flagship fastback from Volkswagen
• All-new lightweigh­t XF excels
• Kingdom come
• Trading up
• Plot a course for Perth College UHI
• Why a franchise degree may be for you
• Elmwood can help your skillset grow

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