The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2020-05-30

• OUT TO PLAY
• Young Cupar cancer survivor donating pocket money to boost charity.
• SPFL and SFA set August 1 target for return of top flight football.
• No routine testing of hospital patients and prisoners – FM
• Sturgeon ‘confident’ capacity is in place for contact tracing
• Manufactur­ing institute to help build Scotland’s future back up
• ‘Flexible furlough’ scheme unveiled
• What changes were revealed?
• Sector ‘exposed as dysfunctio­nal’ by crisis as future economy considered
• Fishers confirms closure of Perth laundry depot
• Dundee war veteran overcomes Covid-19 – at the age of 100
• Tales of lockdown life sought as projects seek to document pandemic
• Crazy golf venue is ‘safer than crowded beach’, says operator
• Glamis Castle aiming to reopen its gates next month, say bosses
• Tiny Gig hopes to make Tiny Changes as singers get online to raise cash
• Renters hit hardest by Covid-19
• Cybercrimi­nals add coronaviru­s ‘flavour’ to scamming efforts
• East Renfrewshi­re pupils back to school on June 15, says authority
• Police to help Crown Office review virus deaths in care homes
• Plans for drive-in music and comedy events as well as film screenings
• Lenders reveal extent of help to those in financial difficulti­es
• Sir Elton leads tributes to writer and Aids activist Larry Kramer
• Agricultur­e expert hails Dundee as ‘perfect’ Eden
• Residents’ ‘great danger’ after alarm ‘failed’ in fire
• Pipers’ tribute to soldiers in the ‘forgotten Dunkirk’
• Dugdale reveals she felt ‘flat’ after winning protracted legal fight
• Actor Cumming tells how his home in New York mountains makes him think of Scotland
• Moves to bring customs training academy to city
• Fife outdoor learning centre banks on Tree of Hope to ensure its future
• ‘I kept a piece of Adolf Hitler’s war yacht in my sock drawer’
• Late arrivals sorely missed
• I sat on the bank of the lake in the hot sun watching tadpoles in the shallows – they’ll grow into tasty snacks for hungry herons
• Police probe death at Kent castle after reports of stoning attack
• City drug courier had £600,000 of cocaine in car when stopped
• New boss at helm of conservati­on charity
• Campaigner­s steer teens through tobacco industry’s smokescree­n
• PM must act to regain respect of electorate
• It is their way or the highway
• THE ARCHIVES
• What has first minister done?
• ON THIS DAY
• The book said there would’ve been more children on the train but there’s no record of them
• Scotia Homes acquired by Dundee entreprene­ur
• US animosity towards China spooks market
• Updated BMW 5 Series has new look and electric power option
• Rennie moves on with pride and a little regret
• Murrays will return next month as part of British battle
• New Tour schedule is ‘glimpse of the future’
• FA Cup final will be behind closed doors on August 1
• Uncertain future leaves Callachan deal in doubt
• Veteran defender will keep ‘chipping away’
• Courier Sport examines the leading men behind another top-six Premiershi­p finish...
• Players that could boost St Johnstone
• New boss will not require squad rebuild, says Davidson
• Tannadice boss led way
• With tactical planning
• Egg and poultry supply chain rethink urged
• Pig agencies combine to refine plans in event of ASF outbreak
• New chapter for rural education
• Scottish-bred sheep fetch top prices at auction
• Insurer Lycetts launches yield ‘safety net’ product
• Our roly-poly doggies are on short biscuit rations
• Lostand found
• Scottish farms host virtual visits
• Secretly hoping I’llfindtheR­EAL Stone of Destiny!
• Switching with seasons
• A curious ‘K’ marks the spot
• Writers & Lovers by Lily King
• This week we’re reading
• They had me at Space Force, says Carell
• COMEDIANS: HOME ALONE
• Monday june 1
• Wednesday june3
• Friday june 5
• Enjoying the company of birdies, beasties and bats

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