The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2018-09-06

• Fife bins public litter-pick plan
• A dog rescued after its owner died is on course to become the fastest canine to bag all of Scotland’s 282 Munros. Picture: Saltire News.
• Sex trial Fife woman, 59, claims teenager attacked her in Ibiza.
• Farmers to be allowed to bring in non-EU workers.
• Chief hopes inquiry leads to improved services in Tayside area
• Art Class Starts Soon
• Duke shares jokes with ‘inspiratio­n’ McKenzie
• Bronze Wallace statue fractured
• Police stations could go in efficiency drive
• Cutting drug deaths is commander’s big aim
• SAS veteran and ‘proud Fintry boy’ to row across the Atlantic
• Anti-windfarm councillor faces probe for allegedly failing to declare interests
• Rape trial hears relationsh­ip was ‘toxic’ from start
• Poignant memorial to lost fishermen to be erected at harbours
• Polls open to elect councillor for Inverkeith­ing and Dalgety Bay
• Public have their say on grants
• Village shop back in business after locals become shareholde­rs
• Fife thief jailed for 14 months after raiding house in Methil
• Colleagues pay tribute after star’s death aged 40
• Facts and figures on breast cancer
• Income tax receipts 5% lower than forecast
• Swinney apology over P1 tests letter
• Scotland’s progress ‘stagnant’ – report
• Tales from a deli counter feature as festival begins
• Reel rolls on film festival’s debut showing
• Axing GPs’ incentives linked to performanc­e
• Octogenari­an acrobat and DJ among record-breakers
• It’s all pie in the sky, Nicola
• Novichok attack work of Russian ‘agents’
• Ex footballer guilty of sexual assault at party
• Unbridled enthusiasm from Frank’s Law leader at races
• Thief could not do unpaid work as it was ‘too cold’
• Emigrants’ perilous voyage to faraway lands full of promise
• Trump dismisses explosive book by Watergate reporter
• V&A Dundee sparks city’s exciting future
• Local people need to embrace opportunit­y
• Mental health probe will be far from easy
• Brexit will have painful impact
• Political reality has changed
• Living dangerousl­y
• Coffee confusion
• I’d like to pack a bag and return to the friends I’ve been visiting. I couldn’t possibly stay in this house
• Major build projects give Robertson’s profits a lift
• Barratt sees profits build as it marks 60th anniversar­y
• Cybercrime alert after farmer falls victim to banking scam
• HOROSCOPES
• Cook to hang up his England bat after Test
• Greipel at the double in Brit Tour
• Salisbury rivals will feel heat from Firelight
• Bjorn places faith in Garcia’s past glories
• English pair out to banish Paris blues
• Team Europe’s wild card picks
• Nishikori makes it Japanese double
• Hard yardage on glory road
• Oli doesn’t want haunted by more Gorgie ghosts
• McGregor’s ‘perfect’ storm
• Tangerine dream vivid as ever
• Key players
• Kerr’s pride as Scots seal World Cup spot
• Crunch time for men’s team in Nations League
• We can recover from poor start, says Inniss
• Christie says Dembele transfer is good for him
• Team Europe captain Thomas Bjorn opted for experience as he announced his wildcards for golf’s Ryder Cup contest against USA in Paris this month.
• Grant urges Scots to get serious in Euros bid
• Women provide inspiratio­n
• Saints manager believes stronger squad has brought fear factor to dressing room
• Experience key to Edinburgh partnershi­p making impact again
• Ro-manse-ing the stone

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