The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2018-05-14

• Poverty blamed as drugs claim lives of four people
• Petrol pump profiteers exploiting Fife drivers.
• Imitation firearms stolen after break-in at cadet hall.
• Plea for religious icon to return for celebratio­ns
• Value of Burn stobe studied by academics
• Frightened Rabbit members lay floral tribute to tragic singer
• Memories come flooding back as prisoner of war camp opens its doors
• Police recover damaged car in death mystery
• Mankini magic bags funds for charity
• Driver cut free after A9 crash near Gleneagles
• Warning over potential dangers of blue-green algae this summer
• Professor scoops top award
• Council tenant claims right-to-buy behind flats’ deteriorat­ion
• Drink-driver ploughed into car in village after losing his job
• Drive to tackle food poverty
• Mother of child abuse victim enraged as sex attacker avoids jail
• Blair leads tributes to Dame Tessa Jowell
• Royal chef rustles up classics for guests
• Document gives the Queen’s consent
• Symphony is nation’s favourite
• Committee says prisoners should get the right to vote
• Tickethold­er loses out on lottery fortune
• On your marks as Parkrun craze arrives at Lochore Meadows
• Cat lovers feline fine at city show
• Fife Stagecoach bus users get multi-million pound service improvemen­ts
• Actor O’Byrne dedicates Bafta to murdered boy
• Being a geek wasn’t cool, but times have changed
• Newspapers ‘lifeblood of democracy’, says writer
• Serial killer Dennis Nilsen dies in prison
• First Minister reveals how she copes with pressure
• Poll shows 74% of adults experience severe stress
• We need to find out why a child grows up to become an addict
• Rohingya refugees face domestic abuse
• Investigat­ion into Eurovision stage invasion
• Chemicals entreprene­ur UK’s wealthiest person
• Putting the brakes on parking charge plan
• Glossing over fracking facts
• CorreCtion­s and ClarifiCat­ions
• THE ARCHIVES
• Pressure on high street grows as voids increase
• Short-let firm eyeing Tayside move
• Why grazing lets are so popular
• Island crofters launch organic veg business
• Commission cap on post-2020 direct payments poses global challenge
• horoscopes
• Be sure to cash in on Carr star Sovereign Debt
• Zverev powers past Thiem in Madrid win
• Falkland maintain winning ways thanks to Cooray’s massive 122
• Leask praises Shire work ethic after easy win over Stew-Mel
• Albatross has Koepka flying
• Lagergren opens tour account
• Wenger’s farewell as City reach 100 points
• Bluebells mourn passing of Ian ‘Ando’ Anderson
• Burgh wrap up league title with victory over Dalkeith
• Neave hat-trick sees Blair seal victory over Coupar
• McKinnon insists squad was good enough to go up
• Courts hails Kelty progressio­n as club secure Lowland League spot
• Angry Sheran claims officials won the game for Cowdenbeat­h
• Lennon’s emotions run high in 10-goal thriller
• Fans ‘short-changed’: McCann
• Happy Hoops.
• Laszlo begins clear-out after play-off agony
• Cowden survival inspired by pep talk from club chairman
• Dark Blues keeper Ferrie looks forward to brighter future
• Three Saints legends make an emotional bow after playing last game for club
• Hamilton wins in Spain to extend lead at the summit of F1 championsh­ip
• Research into benefits of green manures
• Young Scots ‘support GM technology’
• Ancient grains meet modern markets
• Trailer brakes and worker welfare
• The latest crop of harvest machinery
• Appeal for a new nitrates policy
• Agronomy advice in an unusual season
• Dealing with the crop protection dilemma
• Potato farm open day preview
• Green role for grass seed
• Equestrian
• Safety first in this uncertain future
• Hi-tech at Cereals 18
• Farming law
• Soil depth is key
• Blight research
• Low uptake is a puzzler
• Nothing piecemeal about Michael’s peasemeal milling
• Engineers conjure up an Ideal combine harvester
• Telehandle­rs shuffle names in heavyweigh­t battle for harvest
• Iron Horse imports boost hope for Clydesdale breed
• David’s had an eventful 15 years being a steward at horse trials
• Duo at Dale Farm producing horses full of Caithness class

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