The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2020-05-19

• There was a major emergency operation in Perth yesterday after a van crashed, striking a gas main in the city.
• 900,000 saved by lockdown – expert
• Concern over number of deaths at HC1 care homes in Tayside and Fife.
• Crunch talks held to try to save Fishers laundry jobs in Perth.
• Care home staff to be tested repeatedly
• Workers ‘terrified’ to be tested owing to money worries: Union
• Outdoor activity groups explore how to return to the mountains
• Sturgeon to reveal lockdown exit path
• MP blasted over ‘offensive’ tweet
• Infection risk in dormitory wards a ‘silent scandal’
• Tests for over-fives who are showing symptoms
• Symptoms that you need to look out for
• Restart non-urgent operations as priority, says Willie Rennie
• Plea to found go-slow zone in city after lockdown
• Milestone for £13m Sustrans scheme
• Academic calling for rethink on city travel
• £200k funding secures Dundee charity’s post-pandemic future
• Platform launch to connect workers
• ‘Beef’s Bakery’ cooks up storm online for furloughed painter
• Dundee Rotarians putting the freeze on food by helping city’s good causes
• Airlines face criticism for holding back on refunds
• Holidays ‘will be more like the 1970s’
• Ryanair boss slams quarantine proposals
• Cupar’s future uncertain as golf stays bunkered
• Redundanci­es ‘a possibilit­y’ at Scotscraig
• Dundee youth charity could face turbulent year after lockdown
• Woman fighting for life following Fife car crash
• Scary stories may be key to post-lockdown boost
• Leisure time during lockdown not that hard to find
• Criminal who talked his way out of prison last week jailed again
• Angus and Perthshire bucking the trend of black grouse decline
• Councillor­s insisting on squirrel bridge at new road ‘reasonable’
• World’s best lining up for battle at historic abbey
• Flower power in Chelsea as ‘virtual’ show opens
• Immigratio­n reforms ‘suggest key workers not welcome in UK’
• FOI laws have failed to keep pace with public services, say MSPs
• Happy to host virus test station
• The Night He Left: Episode 10
• Angus company secures distillery export deal
• Focus on Dundee business climate
• Airlines and oil firms fuel stock markets
• Forfar bridie company’s sales hurt by lack of sporting action
• HOROSCOPES
• Green light for Scottish golf starting to flicker
• President hits back at McIlroy’s criticism
• Armstrong still defiant in new documentar­y
• Powers relishing his chance at Tannadice
• Clubs to discuss training protocols before restart
• Lennon hails champions as Hearts vow to fight on
• Jefferies calls for change at Tynecastle
• Saints leapfrog Hibs into sixth – and land an extra £125,000
• Olympians axed from GB curling programme
• Elliott’s deal at Dens extended as trio sign shortterm contracts
• Warrior Jackson to retire at end of season after dream journey
• End of an era as club legend Anderson leaves St Johnstone
• Tee to Green: Elite golf without fans is a drag

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