The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2020-02-05

• ‘They killed my son’
• Police launch probe into fire at former clubhouse
• Fighter paying tribute after town tragedies
• FM pens introducti­on to her favourite novel
• ‘They killed my son’: Mum slams the scale of mental health failings
• ANALYSIS
• Board urged to act on drug use at Carseview
• Scottish Government to monitor NHS Tayside
• Controvers­ial housing developmen­t set for refusal after backlash
• Cancer charities to benefit from dance event’s closing party
• Thieves and vandals hit recycling centres, causing security fears
• Three projects competing for $100,000 St Andrews Prize
• Pupils face possible 40-mile round trip to attend Perth High
• Perthshire school inspired by former pupil for fundraiser
• Search for man in Tay ends as darkness falls
• Modest NHS Tayside employee named Scottish PA of the Year
• Tears as closure of historic Brechin Cathedral agreed
• UK has responsibi­lity to take the lead in action to tackle crisis: PM
• Get climate action done too, sacked summit chief urges prime minister
• ROB MCLAREN
• JACK MCKEOWN
• Tory feud’s a let-off for SNP
• NHS Tayside beats target on waiting times
• ‘Queen of crime’ set to see Fife-based Karen Pirie books on screen
• Cosmic postage stamp collection to celebrate bicentenar­y of RAS
• Teenager intervened in street attack, trial hears
• Court told about arena bomber’s brother’s role
• Coronaviru­s student did not come into contact with residents, university says
• V&A’s millionth visitor arrives inside two years
• Hugely impressive quality gave panel members a difficult time
• New roads a ‘double whammy of waste’
• THE ARCHIVES
• Measure twice, cut once
• He cast his mind back, tried to remember what he had told the photograph­er to shoot first
• Marine firm Wartsila’s warning on order book
• New home for Perth business programme
• Chinese cash injection gives FTSE a boost
• Forth Ports chief executive to outline his vision at Courier Business Briefing
• High welfare standards ‘must not be weakened’
• Warning over ‘equivalenc­e clause’
• Grower to share the benefits of controlled traffic farming
• HOROSCOPES
• Appleby’s Spirit to shine through
• Game’s leaders are driving long hitting debate forward
• Majors can drive distance control if they’re serious about it
• Blair teenager gets set for big year of racing
• Johnson up to speed with special rivalry
• ‘No excuses’ as England thrashed in ODI
• Own goal sees Reds’ young guns advance
• Tangerines have an off day
• No action on Hoops star after alleged stamping
• Morelos abuse is proof of racism: Gerrard
• Smith returns to training with Hearts
• Strachan a ‘sounding board’ as Dark Blues target victory
• Saints winger well prepared for battle
• McAvennie backs striker for English top flight
• Latest Mitsubishi picks up the pace
• VW lifts lid on its T-Roc cabriolet
• Second-generation Evoque retains style and gains tech

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