The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-08-27

• Boy, 14, charged over blaze that destroyed school
• Final glimpse inside Forth Park Hospital.
• 19th Century crimes revealed for historians.
• Half marathon success hailed by organisers.
• ‘Miracle that no one was injured’ in train mayhem
• Northern relief road may be route to tackle gridlock
• Parents’ anxiety over future of pupils’ education amid chaos
• Patients need to know risks
• ‘There should never be a postcode lottery for cancer treatment’: Lennon
• Operators must deal with impact of flaring
• Number could well be up for 42 phone boxes
• Former soldier’s bid to bribe witnesses in assault trial backfires
• Organisers toast return of Fife’s Whisky Festival in March
• Inspiratio­nal teacher Sandy Gossip, aged 67
• Party time confirmed as organisers line up Perth music festival
• Almost £13m paid out to families
• Destiny calls our Fair City
• Government accused of neglecting Declaratio­n
• Tremors stir call for fracking site ban
• Trump warns PM he will have tough time getting deal with EU
• Johnson ‘making it up as he goes along’ on Brexit
• Ex-Perthshire reporter may lose German post
• Tayside boy, 8, walks 30 miles for charity in memory of his mum
• ‘We are conscious of use of guns in films’: Butler
• Specialist unit will probe historical sex offences in Tayside
• Virtual reality protection against online predators
• Wasps on rampage – and that’s when they’re sober
• Pop star raising funds to put photograph­er’s iconic images online
• Labour urges ban on importatio­n of trophies of threatened species
• Protected beavers pool efforts for other species
• Call to halt culling as mountain hare numbers plunge
• Good food makes for a happy house for Murray
• Baker’s dozen – including ex-Scone man – out to impress
• Scottish sports hero remembered with special cricket game
• Great British Bake Off still rising to the telly challenge
• Couple warned hotel of legionnair­es’ year before double death
• Research suggests brain activity fluctuatio­ns impact risk-taking
• Outrage as fly-tippers dump tonnes of industrial waste at Perthshire forest
• Fiscal straitjack­et ditched in indy Scotland
• THE ARCHIVES
• ON THIS DAY
• She told herself it was irrational. Still, she said a silent prayer: Don’t let it be him
• Tay Cities skills plan to boost access to better jobs
• Firms to learn of Chinese opportunit­ies
• Healthy eating chain eyes Scottish move
• HOROSCOPES
• Pacha sees plenty of positives to build on
• Fanning can help Cape cope
• Morelos must stay for title push – Durrant
• Mrs Wright didn’t enjoy Easter Road celebratio­ns
• Dons pose more questions than answers for McInnes
• British number one Johanna Konta celebrates after a three-set win over Russia’s Daria Kasatkina on the opening day of the US Open at Flushing Meadow.
• Striker on century trail, jokes Neilson
• Dundee boss admits to mix of emotions
• Foster likely to leave Saints after ‘incident’
• Tee to Green: Nostalgia cannot save Camperdown
• Rangers’ Jack earns Scotland recall for Hampden double-header
• Murray breezes through opener at Challenger Tour event in Mallorca
• ‘Village cricketer’ happy to play part

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