The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2018-09-04

• Mum’s kidney gift for brave son Milo
• Fifer was painter behind palace mystery.
• Man who neglected puppy told he may face jail.
• Speeding driver hit 141mph on A92 in Fife on Sunday morning.
• Father tells of relief after girl plucked from gorge
• Flying Scot bike used to smash 230-mile record to go on display
• Class act Michael so glad he can go back to school
• Interactiv­e map shows how many registered in UK to donate organs
• Drivers could be fined for letting engines run
• Cat-killing ‘boy racers’ causing havoc in Forfar
• Angus artist to create community landmark
• Team walks for heartstart machine in honour of tragic biker
• Sex offender flees his home after group protest in Kirkcaldy
• New play equipment for park
• Hi-tech makeover to bring castle up to date
• Magnificen­t markings and arch uncovered at Markinch church
• Community councils at risk from public apathy
• Planning applicatio­n lodged for former maternity hospital site
• Bid to save smallest school in the district
• Council tenants invited to have their say on housing services
• Older residents Go For Gold
• The Bad Seeds musician Conway Savage, aged 58
• Warning to motorists ahead of city centre roads shutdown
• Johnson slapped down after Brexit interventi­on
• MP wants Chequers plan ditched but May to remain as PM
• Fire stations may offer car charge-ups to public
• City’s arm of trauma network to open
• Disgraced surgeon accused of giving impression he still works at Ninewells
• Courier at the forefront in exposing doctor’s fall from grace
• Connecting with our city
• Six in 10 parents say mobiles should be banned in schools
• Perthshire gym celebrates fifth birthday
• A mountain climbed as RSGS marks significan­t anniversar­y
• Cyclists urged to get well dressed up for annual charity race
• Putting the fake tan away – and getting out those boots
• Budding musicians to join Benedetti in Dundee event
• Scottish Ensemble helps give pause for thought
• Evans signing off at Radio 2 to return to his ‘spiritual home’
• Zoe Ball is early frontrunne­r to take over breakfast mic
• ‘The daddy of radio, a rogue and a rebel’
• Dundee’s murderous past to feature on TV
• Councillor’s V&A stance doesn’t add up
• Mere threat of fines may be enough
• Correspond­ent misses the point
• Westminste­r’s failures exposed
• THE ARCHIVES
• Novel celebratio­n
• At least three people had an opportunit­y of taking this packet, and every minute gives them a chance of getting rid of the stuff...
• Scrap metal company’s turnover rises by 50%
• Sterling slide helps to boost FTSE 100
• Manufactur­ing sector in the doldrums
• Levy body admits it needs to work better with producers
• HOROSCOPES
• Johnston will Soldier on in pursuit of win
• Cockerill: We will fix the errors
• Murray and Edmund will miss Glasgow tie
• ‘Sad day’ as Cook calls time on England career
• Wanderers earn share of top spot
• Furyk to name three wild cards for Paris
• Griffiths has hope of long contract and 200 goals
• McAuley delight at joining boyhood heroes
• Dunfermlin­e will have to wait on loan signing
• United pay for missed penalties
• Gemmill defends selection policy after Kerr snub claim
• Decades-old rivalry still intense, says Gordon
• Strachan impressed by Firhill debut
• Robertson story perfect beacon for Scots revival
• Third spell at Saints could be best yet, says fans’ favourite Swanson
• Spotlight falls on Bjorn’s Ryder Cup wild cards. See Tee to Green

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