The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-09-05

• Campaigner­s say GP out-of-hours set-up is flawed
• £90m to replace burned down Fife high school.
• Positive outlook for Kirkcaldy with £500m developmen­t.
• Six-month-old baby had ‘devastatin­g’ brain injury
• Arbroath is purrfect place for renowned feline extravagan­za
• Nato rescue system to be used in exercise
• Tributes pour in for police officer who died while on duty
• Family of pedestrian who died tell of a ‘dearly loved father’
• Schools given safety alert after pupils scalded
• Bomb disposal squad drama at Leven golf club
• New club to help men discuss their feelings
• Councillor­s to receive mental health training after spate of suicides
• Break-ins and jewellery thefts in Fife and Lothian may be linked
• The changing face of Kirkcaldy captured in 120 years of photos
• Protest leads to prisoner being placed on sex offenders register
• ‘All-time great’ racehorse trainer Ferdy Murphy
• Summer rugby causes a problem, say rail chiefs
• Johnson’s snap election bid scuppered by MPs
• PM’s chicken jibe after Corbyn warns that he has ‘no authority’
• Bank says preparatio­ns have lessened worst case scenario
• Court to hear appeal over prorogue of Parliament
• Tories predicted to suffer heavy losses
• Oil and gas industry’s emissions strategy
• Tory spending commitment­s a ‘pre-election bribe’, say SNP
• Key points of the chancellor’s spending review at a glance
• Teaching and Indyref discussed at Holyrood
• What do the SNP do next?
• ‘I become a dancer not a person with Parkinson’s’
• The absolute nadir of earthly presence... the icebreaker
• The good – and bad – news about veggie diets
• Gamers win chance to enjoy after-hours visit to exhibition
• Bright-shirted games developers show the skills up their sleeves
• Increasing snack cost could help conquer obesity, says research
• The bells are ringing out for Perth carillon fans thanks to new CD
• People with peanut allergies may have protection solution
• Coronation celebratio­ns in city end with conflagrat­ion
• RoboChop: Restaurant employs hi-tech waiters
• Students’ artwork paints picture of 100 war stories
• Top-class love story premiere at Pitlochry Festival Theatre
• Experts assess ‘apocalypti­c’ Dorian damage
• Public underestim­ate human impact on climate change, research suggests
• Joined up thinking required for roadworks
• Put welfare of elderly first
• THE ARCHIVES
• ON THIS DAY
• A man appeared at her elbow: thickset, shavenhead­ed, heavily tattooed
• Cask filling joint venture for Perth and Fife firms
• Boss at Texo Group hails private investor
• Scots farmers win EU cash fight
• HOROSCOPES
• Summer Romance to blossom
• ‘Big court’ motivation helps Bencic advance
• Dufour excited by Stars’ flying start
• Short-term deal takes Steenkamp to Edinburgh
• Ritchie ready to rock in the back row
• New centre partners to run out against Georgia
• Forsyth out to end long wait
• Do-or-die time against Russia and Belgium
• Wilson takes over reins at Glebe Park
• Dee’s bid to reel in Gazza
• Appere praised for ‘mature’ performanc­e in derby win
• May and Wright can bring more attacking threat to Saints’ play
• Smith rules.
• Post-derby blues no more – McPake
• Snodgrass has ‘always been committed to Scotland’
• Sense of relief for former Howe rugby star Peter Horne after World Cup selection
• Glazed to gaze over Angus

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