The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2018-05-06

• Sepsis victim: A paper cut cost me my hands and feet
• Keep fighting boss: Stars rally behind Sir Alex after brain op
• Trainee teachers shunning Scottish schools
• Charity slammed over its arms fair support
• The tiniest dishwasher in world
• POLICE NEED TO GET ON THEIR BIKE
• First Minister leads flood of well-wishers
• SIMPLE SAVINGS FOR SUMMER
• Experts fear not enough Scots know about risks
• Infection death toll climbs in Scotland
• Minister: Immigratio­n system is not fit for purpose
• Family accuse hospital after doctors miss boat builder’s terminal illness
• Tycoon in court fight with House of Fraser
• I was 21 and couldn’t believe I was going to choose a school for the next 25 years of my life
• Foreign language passes plummet
• It’s all kicking off as Scots dismiss Panini hero’s claim on the shot heard around the world
• School quango racks up £4m in expenses
• Time to live, speaks out after controvers­ial treatment left her too weak for chemo
• THE GREAT UNREAD
• However terrible the crime, victims cannot halt wheels of justice
• The more complaints I receive about the NHS, from patients about doctors, the more I see that good communicat­ion is absolutely everything
• Transport policies have us on the road to nowhere
• Social media is making the world more antisocial
• You couldn’t make up the Boots make-up fiasco, and the TSB’S technology is bankrupt. It’s time companies paid for their mistakes
• When I was ill I used to worry about people knowing. I’m not worried now Used to worry about I’m not worried now
• Kindness of strangers funded movie
• This won’t bring their loved ones back but these families deserve justice and they need the truth
• Son: Bomber appeal is one step forward
• Experience­s and reveals how each one has shaped her life
• I felt very sentimenta­l on the day. I never used to be but it changes your perspectiv­e. You count your blessings
• Charity: End benefit tests for MS cases
• Make it here and you as TV crew turns the
• Can make it anywhere Barras into the Big Apple
• Museum to display suit that marked sea change in swimwear
• Family salute airman killed in Cyprus road smash
• Doc star: Who has that kind of dedication?
• Grant sees red over Moscow mix-ups
• Heather on playing life for laughs
• World’s greatest psychic helps you
• Tragicfami­lytiesof menkilledb­uilding thehooverd­am
• Salesman’s bill worries finally over
• By The Doc
• The Doc Replies
• How do I get over the shock of seeing my darling husband pass away in front of my eyes?
• The trauma I kept secret
• Britain’s unknown invasion of Iceland
• Your week ahead in the stars
• CSI Scotland: The mystery-solving trailblaze­rs who inspired Holmes
• THE BROONS FAMILY QUIZ
• AT LAST! an Android tablet for beginners
• YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
• It’s daft to compare Stevie G and Barnes
• Time to make our fifth major official
• O’brien’s Warrior takes Guineas success
• Bellew proves to be too strong for Haye – again!
• Scottish cricket
• Gunners’ giant-killing run ended at semi-final
• Falcons are left stung by high-flying wasps
• Besseling and Lengden keep their cool as they rule the day in the Spanish sun
• Women’s teams well to the fore at the Golfsixes
• SPFL GET SET FOR GERRARD WINDFALL
• Knox insists he’s set for the form of his life
• Wizard of Wishaw weaves his magic again
• Waddell gave Bud a boost after Ibrox strife
• Klopp wants to win the Final, not just be in it
• Gerrard lays down the law to his players
• City boss Guardiola tells Gareth that Delph would be Fab in Russia
• Klopp wants to win the Final, not just be in it
• Conte eager for Chelsea to take the initiative
• Future looks far from certain for Wilshere
• Last-gasp Livermore has Baggies
• Gracia eyes a record finish for the Hornets
• Davies’ deflected late equaliser
• Breaks Southampto­n’s hearts
• Bachmann into overdrive for the Blues
• Brendan knows the values Gary will take to Ibrox
• SPFL double their money with Stevie-g
• Armstrong: Pulis was the right man for Boro
• Mcgovern has sympathy for old side Bolton
• Leeds deserve better, says Derry
• Morley wants a Villa-preston play-off final
• League1rou­nd-up
• League2rou­nd-up
• The Ibrox boardroom seems worse than 2012
• United turn it around after half-time rammy
• Dick Campbell emerged after this match and said that the best team doesn’t always win games.
• Raith’s bid for promotion fails,
• Chairman quits in aftermath
• Hopkin draws on Palace’s class of ’97 fairytale
• Battle for second hot sup as Don sand hibsd raw a blank
• Lennon: Something’s got to give
• Magnificen­t Maclean hat-trick helps
• Bad injury takes shine off Stenny glory day
• Lowland league
• Latepenalt­ysavesees Dundeejust­aboutsafe
• Keeper Parish chuffed as his studies pay off
• Three-in-a-row Kieran can learn a lot from Andy
• Craig’s never had it so tough as a manager
• Lambert hopes that Robertson can write his own bit of history
• Play-offs here to stay but still a turn-off for me
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• No way will Gerrard be pulling on the boots
• the last Post
• smiles of The week
• may divorce be with you
• The long unwinding road
• Them and oz
• Puro Pizzeria, 53 alexander st, airdrie
• MEALS FOR UNDER £10
• Celebrity quotes
• 10 Questions for Shazia Mirza
• Madness, Marti and me... Now that’s a trip home
• FAMILY-LOVING PRESENTER TAKES BIG BEASTS IN STRIDE
• We were newlyweds just home from honeymoon but it wasn’t long before The Split was on the cards
• Hannah recalls hosting horrors
• Readers’ reviews
• It’s a tad sheepish down on the farm
• I’d love to live in Laguna, if only I had a spare $20m
• BARCELONA MUST-SEES
• I get so many ideas at Gardening Scotland
• Sparkling ideas for your floor

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