The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2019-08-26

• Perth store may be demolished after fierce fire
• Rescuer hailed as hero after saving runaway dog on M90.
• Mountain rescue team ‘humbled’ by fundraiser reaction.
• Former teachers of Perth Bake Off star tell of his school days.
• Tayside property boom despite fears of slump
• Tayside family heartbroke­n by gentle giant ‘misunderst­anding’
• Huge blaze rips through school building in Fife
• NHS Tayside urged to co-operate over death
• Woman fighting for life as family hit by second fire tragedy
• Cyclist killed in head-on crash on rural road
• Plan made to tackle climate emergency
• Perthshire man to lead Kilimanjar­o fundraiser
• Tidal energy project awarded £3.4m of government funding
• Scots singer Macdonald says ‘cheers’ for Golden Can accolade
• Delight as games fans flock from far and wide for convention
• NHS Tayside to meet locals over Bridge of Earn surgery closure
• Culture Crawl hopes to raise thousands for Maggie’s Dundee EVENT:
• Bodybuilde­r Norman Rough, 82
• Johnson and Trump ‘gung-ho’ for trade deal after G7 meeting
• ‘Fantastic’ new prime minister praised
• Just 6% of businesses are prepared for cash issues
• Patel urged to attend summit on drugs crisis in Scotland
• Hue and Cry over musical Madness
• Volunteer used first aid skills to save dog’s life
• High school could teach us a lesson in social media detox
• Futuristic plans would see Royal Marines wear ‘invisibili­ty’ suits
• Crunch talks to end pharmacy support workers’ strike scheduled for today
• Unflatteri­ng insight into what visitors thought of Scotland in days gone by
• To see ourselves as others saw us
• Tremor of 2.1 on Richter scale at UK fracking site
• Selfie smiles may aid forensic ID, say Dundee dental experts
• Lack of appetite to tackle drugs epidemic
• THE ARCHIVES
• ON THIS DAY
• Exciting delivery
• “We need to be the embodiment of probity, now we’re supposed to be private investigat­ors
• QUOTES OF THE DAY
• Investing in 5G could bring multibilli­on boost
• Healthy profits expected from The Gym Group
• Juniors sweep boards at lively Strathardl­e Show
• Hogan lays into backstop claim
• HOROSCOPES
• Lambeth can walk it
• STROLL IN THE PARK FOR RACE AMBASSADOR­S
• Booth ‘overwhelme­d’ after Czech success
• McColgan seals place in Doha
• Djokovic still has sights on grand slam record haul
• Konta enjoying support after Wimbledon drama
• Simpson signs with Flyers
• ‘Outrageous’ Stokes sees England to unlikely win
• Meigle lose for first time in league at Perth Doocot
• Leask praises Forfarshir­e players’ positive attitude
• Back to basics in victory over Les Bleus
• Try-scorer Harris ‘in a good position’
• Injured trio could miss clash in Georgia
• Tayport hit for seven in heaviest ever defeat
• Austin grabs hattrick as Kelty thrash demoralise­d Vale
• Skipper Bryce seals Star victory with cool finish
• Joelinton stuns Spurs with Magpies’ winner
• Strikers hailed, but midfielder­s grab Fifers’ goals
• Three late goals see Rovers move top as Montrose hit bottom
• Lacklustre Loons way off the mark, says Weir
• Ruthless Blue Brazil on the up after seeing off Annan
• Disappoint­ing day for Dens men
• Dundee must relight the fire ahead of huge derby fixture
• Lichties favourite Linn the hero in first league victory
• Bryson blasts plastic pitches after McKenna suffers injury
• Neilson says form no guide for derby
• ‘Moment of magic’ hailed by Gerrard
• Players keeping feet on ground – Pawlett
• Stability for Saints after shaky start
• Bayo brace on first start helps Hoops ease past Hearts
• Foster braced for Perth exit after boss fall-out
• Underdogs role will suit Dee in derby – Hemmings

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