The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2019-10-13

• I was sold as a slave for £3500... in Scotland
• SECRETS OF LENSMAN’S SALUTE TO LION KING
• Our rooms with a ewe: Tourists leave wooly jumpers at home as they book a break with four-legged friends
• Footballer hails his perfect partner
• £1.2m on building that was shelved
• Last year saw 228 possible victims of modern slavery
• We do not need a cunning Plan B to win independen­ce. Plan A is perfectly good
• The wrong man: Pensioner mistaken for French murder suspect is released
• NEWS SPECIAL
• Let’s halt these removals now until we can offer women the real deal
• Veronikis: I will visit if First Minister gives assurances
• Consultant: Trip was deliberate­ly blocked
• Young dancers’ California­n dreaming turns to nightmare as trip collapses
• Builders were freaked out by all the claims of abuse that happened
• A RIVER OF LIFE. A RIVER OF DEATH
• Provost has 23 pairs of shoes but not one scrap of common sense
• Sing a song of Scotland: Folk star on retooling some of the country’s most famous tunes
• The First Minister is right to meet the victims of mesh. It is not before time
• I know exactly why Coleen turned Wagatha Christie. If you cannot trust your friends and family, what’s left?
• Predators unmasked
• Two-fifths of Scots believe teachers are more influentia­l than stars with huge online followings. Do you agree?
• Friends reunited turned brothers at war? Stars remember their schooldays as they return to old stomping ground for TV drama
• Publishers urged to ditch pick-up manual as street predator faces jail
• We must do more and we must do it quicker: MSP urges action to support the children of alcoholic parents
• My daughter ran to the car and Her words burned a hole in my
• Said ‘Please don’t go to the pub, daddy.’ heart and I haven’t had a drink since
• By Justina Murray
• Isle be back: Fresh hope as young people return to
• For embattled Scots islands boost dwindling population­s
• The only way is ethics: how to do good with your wallet
• Munro man goes back to his first love
• Courier whose own delivery went wrong
• World’s greatest psychic helps you
• Hitler’s rise began at a beer hall in Munich
• The secret history of drones
• Dumped by phone...t hen kindness came calling
• YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
• The ladies’ conveyor belt goes into overdrive
• Burger is relishing the chance to flip Scotland’s standing on the big stage
• Fitzpatric­k eyes a Matt finish but lefty Bob has sights on a first victory
• Whitlock takes it to the Max with a third World title
• leaderboar­d
• Ireland ease into quarters but wait on the opponents
• Rennie relieved as Warriors banish Blues
• Sorry shambles leaves a stain but it is only a game
• SCHMIDT SWEATS ON OUTCOME
• Jamie’s jinx goes on as pairing fail to book final spot
• Blue or red, it’s a sight for sore eyes
• Johnny was a TV star for all of 45 minutes
• Defoe a magnet inside the Ibrox dressing-room
• Dick Campbell’s tea’s oot in the Tunnock’s Cup
• Scott positively on top of any Scotland woes
• Russell aims to get the few fans who are in seats leaping out of them
• Clarke insists empty seats will not distract his players
• Gallagher cap would prove that all is Well
• These games are tough because, with respect, we know we should win them
• Young Lions eyeing a call-up to the Seniors
• Clarke’s legacy lives on under Alessio at Killie
• Give the ball to Shanks and he will score
• The real stuff starts today and if we aren’t capable of beating San Marino, we really do have a problem
• If Steve Clarke can find a defence to put in front of Marshall, we’ll have a real chance of making the Euros
• INVERNESS CT 3
• No shocks as Jags fire Nomads out
• Young’s solitary strike leads Fraserbugh to three points
• LOWLAND LEAGUE
• Jim is let off the leish
• The big interview
• Life according to...
• Horoscopes
• Food&drink
• The day I... took George Clooney out to lunch
• Bake of the week
• Coffee cup caper shows Thrones stars Liam and John are Game for a laugh
• Emma Cameron
• In Nicole and Louis he trusts: Simon brings back X Factor’s family
• On the Radio
• Scotland the best
• Italy’s City of Water is wondrous indeed
• 48 hours in The Hague
• As our gardens erupt with fiery displays, it’s time to take stock
• Protect your loved ones and your cash in times of need
• The Saturday job that saved my life...how survivor was taught to spot the signs at 16
• Soldier back on track after helping hand from Forces charity
• Don’t get yourself into a lather... it’s so easy to get the natural look
• I think I’m entitled to let my hair down after years at the coalface. But try telling that to my wife...

The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2019-10-06

The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2019-10-20