The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-10-21

• BiFab workers in anxious wait for news on contract
• Tayport opens new skatepark.
• Traffic fears could scupper Dunfermlin­e housing plans.
• Pub visit is just what the doctor ordered
• Tayside NHS workers’ strike could soon end
• NHS Tayside patients given private surgery
• Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci to be displayed in Edinburgh
• SNP figures to be witnesses in Chris Law case
• Event takes on addiction stigma
• Leisure hours cuts are a ‘matter of life or death’, say swimmers
• Compelling tale that displays the power of the spoken word
• Spate of accidents as roads hit by flooding
• Call for tougher punishment­s after defibrilla­tors targeted
• Thousands of youngsters are good sports thanks to project
• Cuban ballet star Alicia Alonso, aged 98
• Tayside sepsis deaths hit a three-year high
• Quantas completes first non-stop flight from New York to Sydney
• Holyrood getting ready to give Gove a grilling
• Frustratio­n on all sides over lack of any progress
• Festival offers up a peek into the future
• Misconduct hearing over ‘chair incident’
• Court told of drink-driver’s fatal accident
• Call-In Homecare are delighted to announce the launch of their new Dundee based Care at Home services.
• SWI BULLETIN
• Rememberin­g fatal rail disaster 40 years later
• Clear evidence that judgment is being exercised
• Annalise death site searched again by police
• ‘Best friend’ teenage boys dead after stabbing at house party
• Trump cancels plan to host G7 at his golf resort
• Chaos on streets as protesters defy rally ban
• THE ARCHIVES
• The big picture for developmen­t
• ON THIS DAY
• Bone Deep: Episode Five
• Housebuild­er hoping for ‘rapid expansion’ after move to Dundee
• Support events for people working in creative industries
• High-flying Dakota is AA overall champion
• Succession and tax reform
• HOROSCOPES
• Keeper can save the day
• High’s lows continue in capitulati­on at Stirling
• Wales show true grit to see off 14-man France
• Broughty narrow the gap with Forfar rout
• St Andrews undone by disappoint­ing second-half display
• Point pleases McGlynn after Raith blow lead
• Fifers full of confidence ahead of derby clash
• Lyons in the groove with Gable Endies
• Linn steps up to ease battling Lichties to vital Gayfield victory
• Pars down Ayr after learning lessons
• Lichties to face junior giants Auchinleck for place in last 32
• Lallana rescues a point to keep Reds ticking at the top
• United fail to turn up in Dumfries
• Super six sets Hoops up well for Lazio test
• Clark insists Saints can find form
• Well beaten as Cosgrove’s fine form continues for clinical Dons
• Reynolds seeks consistenc­y after ‘rubbish’ result
• Tears flowed for Andy Murray after he claimed his first ATP Tour title for more than two-and-a-half years at the European Open in Antwerp yesterday. His 6-3 4-6 6-4 victory over old rival Stan Wawrinka was the Scot’s first success since Dubai 2017.
• McPake – Fans must be worried by our late collapse.
• Seven-year wait over for Colsaerts.
• Alfredo Morelos on the mark but Rangers miss chance to return to top
• Stars lose out but Fife see off Guildford.

The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-10-19

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