The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2018-06-15

• Glitz and glamour featured in the opening ceremony of World Cup 2018 yesterday. Singer Robbie Williams and Brazilian legend Ronaldo got things under way.
• ‘Sacrifices’ to help pay for £50m plan
• Warning after dog is burned by hogweed.
• Police arrest three over man’s death.
• Beach human remains confirmed as Duncan
• Nose for danger: Bees trained to detect unexploded mines
• Killer son has control over victim’s estate
• Courier report on health issue debated in House of Commons
• The world championsh­ip kicks off
• Council leader calls for better share of Tay Cities Deal money
• ‘A tough decision’: Nearly £5m cut from PH20 project
• Blairgowri­e golfer honoured after playing course for 70 years
• City swimming club gets a great deal from car dealership
• Company director and accountant face VAT fraud charges
• Police on hunt for two teenagers who broke man’s eye socket
• Bank robber-turned-novelist Stephen Reid, aged 68
• Sturgeon pledges review over app security fears
• Gay rights campaigner arrested over protest
• Call to potential donors to help battler Michael
• Vow over naming of plane after tragic edie
• Thousands join SNP in backlash to ‘power grab’
• Holyrood ‘must have powers to fix farm labour shortages’
• Mossmorran closure demanded amid plant maintenanc­e fears
• What Alexa isn’t telling you
• Police boss highlights gun control safety ahead of amnesty
• Stars join mourners to remember
• Dream kitchens become reality at Rembrand
• Airbnb benefits country to tune of £483 million
• Enchanted: New forest display on the wild side
• Campaign launched for William Wallace national holiday
• Loch and loaded: Forfar set for a week of fun
• Fancy coming across you here still having a whale of a time
• Time to give Stracathro the care it deserves
• Beautiful game can still shine through
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Silent majority still see clearly
• Provided the donkey
• She fell into bed each night exhausted and frozen to the bone and woke with the grey light of dawn
• Key turned on Fife door factory as CMS grows
• Rolls-Royce swings axe to cut costs
• Three-week high leap for FTSE 100
• Heathrow expansion could bring new air routes to Dundee
• Vets raise concerns over non-stun animal slaughter exports
• United Auctions cattle sales
• Horoscopes
• Eight simple steps to tackle workplace stress
• Sovereign can cash in with home victory
• Konta wins all-British encounter as Boulter secures first last eight place
• Shields in, Robshaw out for Bloemfonte­in clash
• Only one player breaks par in brutal conditions
• Poulter’s approach pays off in wind
• Scores in clubhouse
• Spain’s boss switch downplayed
• Ex-Tangerine pivotal to Canada’s preparatio­n
• Salah fit to make World Cup debut for Egypt
• Champions Manchester City to start title defence at Arsenal
• Rampant Russians make a dream start
• ‘Great leader’ Kane given thumbs up from Trippier
• Hosts exceed expectatio­ns in opener
• Today’s games
• Scot predicts US Open ‘carnage’
• Fagerson looks forward to teaming up with his brother in Scotland colours
• Dundee United manager adds familiar face to coaching staff
• Breaking the ice: Scotland’s tennis legacy is secured
• The man relishing the challenge of having Carnoustie in top condition for the Open
• Comedy: Phill Jupitus
• Film reviews: Hereditary
• Festival: EDEN 2018
• Week of events in St Andrews
• Hospitalfi­eld Summer Festival
• Poptastic! Steps ,Blue and Aqua

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