The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2020-08-26

• Anger as thieves smash their way into charity shop
• First coronaviru­s walk-in testing centre to open in St Andrews.
• Fly-tipper caught in the act after dumping building waste at Fife hotel.
• Fife trains halted as Storm Francis brings high winds and day of rain.
• Teachers’ unions call for distancing and masks for pupils in schools.
• Man coughed on officers after racist attack in shop
• Cyclist praises medical team for saving his life
• Man killed in crash on the A92 is named
• Events boss brands support fund a ‘joke’
• Majority redundant in company’s ‘darkest day’
• Courier Country residents can take part in Covid vaccine trials
• Parents urged to help enforce face coverings as rules flouted
• Dundee Chinese School pupils facing a whole semester of virtual learning
• Sturgeon in direct plea to quarantine­d factory staff
• Case confirmed at Grove Academy
• Fears for health and social care services
• Minister apologises for family’s ‘DNR’ distress
• Temporary Dundee morgue closed
• Touch-free traffic light system reviewed
• Celtic pay tribute to Pat McCluskey, aged 68
• Harry Maguire sentenced after being found guilty of assault
• Ross vows war and says he will halt indy surge
• Decision to share draft policy defended
• Worrying rise in domestic abuse during lockdown
• ‘Brilliant’ feedback after traffic-free street painted
• Businesses slam infrastruc­ture changes
• Policing 20mph zones not top priority
• Probe after mum found dead next to starving baby
• Council throws out retirement village proposal
• Interracia­l couple reflect on 45 wonderful years since tying knot in 1970s Dundee
• Trolls vilify national treasure
• One-man crime wave led police on car chase
• Network Rail launches two task forces after crash
• Channel 4 promises ‘normal’ Bake Off
• Scottish GP remanded over terror charges
• Scottish sports stars teaming up to show support for CHAS
• Fife group fears danger posed by roundabout
• Community project keeps pot boiling with new family favourites cookbook
• Professor appointed as principal at university
• Amount of bursaries rises by 10.8%
• Man sent sexually explicit images to ‘teen girl’
• Just ‘ad’ magic
• Working together
• Trump Jr compares Biden to Nessie as he hits out at father’s presidenti­al rival
• Focus on domestic abuse must continue
• THE ARCHIVES
• A life of tailoring to perfection
• ON THIS DAY
• Yates turned. “Is there anything else you want to tell us, Miss Mackenzie?” Surtsey held his gaze, blinked, and shook her head.
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• Fife mill ramped up production during Covid
• Elevator to lift up women in business
• Dundee disinfecta­nt maker is cleaning up during pandemic
• Obey rules or hammer could fall on our marts
• Feeding sheep, store lambs and store cattle show up well in ring
• HOROSCOPES
• Take Bulls Aye to find target
• Reekie runs personal best to extend streak
• Tinkler opens up on her complaint over Reddin
• Murray insists ‘desire and fight’ intact
• EDINBURGH: Cockerill happy to ‘blood young guys’ in ‘immaterial’ tie
• Davidson bides his time on signings
• Staggies insist striker will cost ‘pretty penny’
• Turnbull on radar but focus on Ferencvaro­s
• Goldie hails coaches for youngsters’ big impact
• Strachan’s comments don’t read well now
• Dundee United’s Nathan Cooney challenges John Fleck of Sheffield United during yesterday’s friendly at Tannadice which was abandoned at half-time because of the conditions caused by the wind and torrential rain.
• Dark Blues axe 16 academy coaches
• Big English clubs eye Neilson
• Anderson joins distinguis­hed club with 600th Test wicket for England
• Shankland and Dykes in Scotland squad for Nations League games

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