The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2020-10-24

• Police fear Covid risk at party break-ups
• Fife posties fear Royal Mail policy of van sharing will put them at virus risk
• Study chews over need for dental checks shake-up
• Police put brakes on anti-social quad biking
• Claim Sturgeon has ‘cheated’ businesses
• New five-tier system explained
• Warning retailers may shut up shop for good
• Hopes new tier system will save Angus pubs
• Hospitals will close to nearly all visitors
• ‘Prioritise tests for care home visitors’
• Plans being drawn up for mass vaccinatio­ns on Tayside next March
• Problem with text requests for Fife flu jabs
• Empty offices win workplace award
• Tributes pour in for Aberdeen’s only foreign boss Ebbe Skovdahl
• Lottery funding to help turn former PoW camp into visitor attraction
• Soldier’s medals could sell for up to £120,000
• No Aberfan return for aid driver John
• Turkeybank lets you have Christmas meal in March
• My Tory colleagues are wrong – Ross
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Local Hero Awards are back with a difference
• LIST OF AWARDS
• Chess expert failed police speed check
• Cycling pals raise thousands on ride
• Residents enjoy live music
• Duke sex claims all ‘lies’ says Maxwell
• Trump and Biden clash over Covid in more muted debate
• Every life worth rememberin­g
• Oh my word!
• Children learned all about hard work tattie howkin’ on a cold, grey morning
• Beneath The Skin Episode 16
• Pioneering firms take on plastic waste
• HOROSCOPES
• Luxury spec Fiesta small but classy
• SPORT in brief
• Wilson delighted with depth in Glasgow squad
• Euro display gives Celts boss a boost
• Haws confident ahead of clash with leaders
• Watson happy to be skipper’s decoy
• Fifers need to recover from their opening day disappoint­ment
• Afolabi is hoping for Pisa the action
• Dream return in past as Raith get ready for tough test at Queens
• SPFL to consult clubs on contingenc­y plans for incomplete season
• Hotshot May has United back in his sights again
• Another St Mirren match called off
• Striker aiming to spark Tangerines
• Scotland opened their Autumn Test rugby series with an eight-try 48-7 victory over Georgia at BT Murrayfiel­d last night
• Dark Blues must find wa ay to support Adam m
• Wighton nets winner at Gayfield
• Canter one to catch in Italian Open
• Big demand as BF ram lambs sell to £80,000
• Big on theory – but short on the detail
• Lab will drive agri-tech ideas
• Johnson bluff looking likely to yet pay off
• ScotSheep date confirmed
• Political issues could drain colour from rural landscape
• Kubota’s punchy new series

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