The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2017-09-17

• SMYLLUM NUNS IN £6 MILLION LAND SALE
• OAP foster couple’s house in terror raid
• Brendan warns Celts about ‘big spending’ Rangers
• Union baron backs Leonard in battle for Labour top job
• My little piggies go to market (and I go waah, waah, waah all the way home)
• Overcrowdi­ng and lack
• Accident means he cannot return to job he loves
• This could be my last time but I’m still looking better than Mick – SYDNEY DEVINE
• Hero officer reunited with Manchester victim
• Concern over farmer subsidy changes
• ScotRail’s electric service ‘a year late’
• Strictly Susan’s going to be this year’s Ed Balls
• Mum loses nine stone after quitting cheddar
• I used to be a cheese addict but I’m really much feta now
• Tensofthou­sandstaken­frommy accountasd­ozybankdid­nothing
• The man who took the life of my sister had a history of violence but the police did nothing. Six years on, he murdered his girlfriend and they still did nothing. We need to know why
• Tories turn on Boris after power play
• Cartoonist draws on reserves after cruel double blow
• Cost of online convenienc­e is too high
• It can’t be easy finding a balance between being a royal and being safe
• Enjoy the real chefs’ specials
• Little Bo Peep with a Star Wars lightsaber
• We were wild about Harry
• Stuck in a rut? The cool, crisp autumn breeze can be your wind of change
• The rocket man dreaming of first blast mail
• Artist Frank ‘honoured’ to appear in The Broons
• The Gaelic show that’s set to become a global hit
• Remember theWoo-ooo ghosties?
• You tried to fulfil her wish
• Ford survived two attempts on his life . . . in 17 days
• Tales shaped by a career solving notorious cases
• ‘Owen has inspired me to make Mum proud’
• Spot-on advice to tackle acne
• THE DOC REPLIES
• The patient asked about a small matter of taste – and my heart sank
• Card is lost (or stolen) but should Phil pay again?
• Cement mystery is all cleared up
• Don’t let a supermarke­t sweep make you weep
• The Broons family quiz
• It’s time to look on the Bryght side
• Joshua aims to create a real legacy
• Froome: TUEs have their place in sport
• Tigers quick out the traps to seal victory
• NEW ZEALAND 57 SOUTH AFRICA 0
• Investment in the pro ranks is great news for women’s game
• Giant teddy was my reward for beating Jack
• Guerrier holds narrow advantage
• Westwood sights on title following birdie blitz at Dutch Open
• Moriya moving in on first Major
• Wijnaldum is open to a rest from Jurgen
• Klopp frustrated as Burnley’s battlers hold wasteful Reds
• Koeman laments loss of Lukaku
• Lascelles leads the way for happy Rafa
• CRYSTAL PALACE 0 SOUTHAMPTO­N 1 Davis (6)
• Spurs still unhappy at home as Swans stand firm
• Jose is down with the kids at Old Trafford
• Hearts manage to hold
• Lenny out to break his cup duck
• Big-nAmE inTERviEw Ashley: We need no reminding of Rooney’s class
• Toffees need to focus their ambitions
• Britt pops up to call the tune for comeback Boro
• HULL CITY 1 Meyler (82) SUNDERLAND 1 Vaughan (17)
• BIRMINGHAM 1 Colin (35) PRESTON NORTH END 3 Johnson (56), Hugill (60), Barkhuizen (67)
• LEAguE 1 RouNd-up
• LEAguE 2 RouNd-up
• Old Firm baptism surprised me as it was so positive and beautiful
• Thrilling finish as Stirling pull away
• Old Firm derby set to
• Anthony is aiming for redemption
• Pedro is in no rush to think about Celtic
• Be a family affair for Gers’ Fabio
• Lennon’s fury at ‘inexcusabl­e’ Hibs
• premiershi­p
• Lenny out to break his cup duck
• Out to take the points
• Jimmy’s tennis career paid the price for his football
• EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW We now have a chance we didn’t have months ago
• New stadia is far from an easy process
• Celtscan’t afford for fansnot to behave
• 10 MOMENTS THAT MADE ME
• 10 Questions
• Shia holds court as festival serves up some aces
• Brooklyn is a reel eye-opener
• 10 New York must sees
• The garden shows must go on . . . with a little help

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