The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2019-10-22

• Officer ‘didn’t see’ lights before police car crash
• Co-op tragedy Lift engineer dies of his injuries after Perth shop accident.
• Alex Salmond has High Court date next month.
• ‘Dire’ Perth High problems to be addressed, says council.
• Kirk’s new moderator is ‘fired up’ to spread word
• Good work inspired by singer’s tragedy
• Super springer recognised as first dog to climb all 282 Munros
• Stranger who saved toddler from choking insists: ‘I’m not a hero’
• Suspect told police how Fife woman was killed
• Dundee designer taken aback by interest in novel videogame idea
• V&A Dundee in the black after ‘extraordin­ary’ year
• Complaint from local authority forces Tory MP to destroy leaflets
• Jewellery shop robbers still at large a month after daylight raid
• ‘Friend’ who sexually assaulted transsexua­l woman spared jail
• Numbers of people experienci­ng domestic abuse increases
• Crieff campus to host artefacts as part of archaeolog­y trail GENEROSITY:
• Technology industry giant and pioneer Mark Hurd, 62
• Arm officers with Tasers, says Police Federation
• Devolved leaders give time demand Scottish and Welsh first ministers say they need to study agreement detail
• Waiting game for judges to see if Johnson complies with Benn Act
• Gove says withdrawal will see ‘new opportunit­ies’ for Scots
• PAUL MALIK
• Town’s poppy sellers honoured for their decades of dedication
• Clean cars could get green plates and reap money-saving benefits
• Scientists turn over new leaf
• Angus woman calling on Pope to mark milestone HISTORY:
• St Andrews students brave the chill to have foam fun
• Innovative ‘museum without walls’ will be reaching for the sky
• United star’s wife calls for action over dementia
• Let’s embrace the dark nights as summer fades away
• Cancer patients ‘fear to seek help’
• Scotland needs migration boost, says government
• Bob Servant creator wants new drama to inspire other writers
• US forces could stay in Syria in bid to secure key oil fields
• The answer remains emphatical­ly ‘no’
• THE ARCHIVES
• ON THIS DAY
• Bone Deep: Episode Six
• Audi supply problems impact Perth motor group
• Global markets boosted by Brexit hopes
• Federation of Small Businesses calls for action on town centres
• Aberdeen-Angus bulls see slump in sale ring bidding
• Averages for Limousins back £700
• HOROSCOPES
• Injury rules Wales star Navidi out of World Cup
• England duo fit and ready to take on All Blacks
• McIlroy agrees with ‘no rivalry’ remarks
• Wanderers extend lead with victory over Western
• Tiger’s earning opportunit­ies
• Murray called up to GB’s Davis Cup finals squad
• Grove bank points after victory over Clydesdale
• Mental hurdles to be overcome – Guardiola
• Liverpool have seven players on shortlist for Ballon d’Or
• Racism-hit FA Cup tie to be replayed next week
• In-form striker Edouard ‘in a good place’ - Lennon
• Stylish victory helps heal wounded Dons
• Staggies must not dwell on Celtic Park rout, says Kettlewell
• Wright remains confident and up for battle
• Tangerines looking for home comforts
• Dark Blues rue letting chance slip

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