The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2020-03-05

• Matthew McGregor and Rachel Mollison from Donibristl­e Primary School plant a tree in the ancient Bathing House Wood near Dalgety Bay. Picture: Kim Cessford.
• Woman falls prey to £80k scammers
• Anti-Semitism row Fife MP set for return to SNP after ‘re-education’.
• Sepa voices anger after latest flaring incident at Mossmorran.
• Desperate plea to Angus man missing in Germany
• Help for baby son inspired first aider
• Mystery of car crash and homes left in darkness
• Home win for Dens star... or will neighbour stymie luxury build?
• Police treat death of woman found in park burn as ‘unexplaine­d’
• ‘Candu’ drivers urged to support cancer patients
• Social media backing sought for bid to build university wind farm
• Sacked Town Mission manager willing to forgive and forget
• Row continues over common good land
• Opposition parties to pitch their budget alternativ­es in meeting
• Jail for attacker after threat to stab woman in grounds of hospital
• Roads-related projects given green light by councillor­s
• Promise of ‘appropriat­e
• Changes to sick pay rules will help patients who self-isolate
• Food agency bosses tight-lipped over employee possibly being infected
• Questions for UK Government over extra cash for outbreak
• Flybe looks set to be grounded, with airline on verge of collapse
• Solitary death in cell of World’s End murderer
• It’s the fear we need to treat
• Tayside towns named in top 10 list of easiest places for driving test
• Smiling centenaria­n Mary shares fond memories on milestone anniversar­y
• St Andrews welcomes world class line-up for internatio­nal festival
• Jury told Neomi stabbed 32 times in brutal attack
• ‘I’ve got every right to go out and be employed’, says Barrymore
• Guide urges visitors to spare the locals by giving overcrowde­d hotspots a miss
• Voting system won’t stop independen­ce
• THE ARCHIVES
• ON THIS DAY
• Ruined kirk of Rait
• I can see from here that his throat’s been cut. Death would have been near instantane­ous. Dr Cadwallade­r will be able to give you more details...
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• Profits soar for Mackie’s as firm bucks market trend
• Silicon Valley entreprene­ur will be key DataFest speaker
• HOROSCOPES
• Lad to end long wait for victory
• Unlikely half-century is in sights of father-to-be
• Reductions in concussion­s celebrated by World Rugby
• McIlroy plans to delay his preparatio­ns for Augusta
• Bach refuses to speculate over threat to Tokyo 2020
• Social media magnifies criticism to new levels
• Aguero sends holders into quarter-finals
• Celtic go 13 points clear as Rogic leaves it late with leveller at Livi
• Berra covets winning feeling in last quarter
• Young ‘has what it takes to go to the next level’, says midfielder
• Striker helps side make a point and hails parent club’s cup run
• Dons preserve Rugby Park run with fightback
• Wright content with ‘fair result’
• No nerves in race for title, says Harkes
• St Johnstone were held to a goalless draw away at St Mirren last night. The Perth side played the final stages with 10 men after Liam Craig was sent off. Saints defender Callum Booth is pictured tackling Jamie McGrath.
• Rangers shocked by Accies as Hoops held at Livingston.
• Campbell delighted as Lichties hold Dunfermlin­e at Gayfield.
• Rugby writer Steve Scott on the potential TV paywall for the Six Nations.
• Angus racer going back to the future as he returns to British GT
• Tay views from Newport hill

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