The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2017-05-24

• The grim toll starts to unfold
• School’s tribute to ‘beautiful little girl’
• Scottish teenager remains missing
• Youngsters caught up in horror
• Shopkeeper’s act of defiance in city revisited by terror
• Hundreds turn out to pay their respects at vigil in Glasgow
• Fife-born piper performs tribute at emotional vigil
• Phillips O’Brien Professor Of strategic studies st andrews university
• andy Jackson Poet and medical Librarian Originally From Salford
• Terrorists will not succeed, says Home Secretary
• General election campaignin­g suspended as mark of respect
• World leaders stand shoulder to shoulder with the UK
• Woman accused of harassment campaign
• Court hears of 120mph chase on Fife road
• Former co-star Seymour pays tribute to ‘my Bond’
• UK researcher­s ‘must not lose out after Brexit’
• Production in caravan aims to hit a home run
• Proposal for new rail station facilities given go-ahead
• New Porsche Centre to bring £20 million to Perth local economy
• Roadshow to help businesses access skilled young workers
• Motoring adventure will raise cash for Maggie’s centres
• Perth sheriff court
• ‘He’s a lucky boy’ – Taz is back from the dead
• Rise of the political centre
• Historic Reaper back in action at annual harbour festival
• Perth and kinross: news in brief
• Morale of fire service staff at ‘rock bottom’
• Governor of Bank of England left shaken by ‘Martini’ hoaxer
• UK motorists not keen on hands-free vehicles
• Former pupils tell of boarding school beatings
• Duty to ensure terror fails lies with us all
• Story behind wynd
• The serial: By Mary Gladstone
• Electrical contractor sparks into life as sales top £1 million
• Will zero hours be scrapped?
• Labour market skills shortages
• Carving out a solid career
• Dispersal sale of last dairy herd in Banffshire
• Danger of chocolate spot and rust infections
• Call to preserve UK and Ireland livestock trade
• Rise in number of rejected imports of Brazilian beef
• horoscopes
• Still plenty to come from Nezwaah
• Restocked Lintrathen providing good sport
• Henshaw will draw on O’Driscoll experience
• City chief looks forward to life in Championsh­ip
• Petrie delighted to have landed Foxy
• Reynolds: Dons out to prove Rodgers wrong scottish cup: Pittodrie star insists Hoops boss was playing mind games
• Murray is United’s talisman
• No need to ‘mind the gap’, says Tangerines boss
• United pay tribute.
• Murray contract talks on hold until after play-off final
• Sour ending leaves Dens star frustrated
• Ryder Cup star Ian Poulter looks forward to playing at revamped Wentworth
• A marque with a colourful history
• Bigger Ka+ offers no frills fun
• Big things from Civic

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