The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2020-08-09

• Scotland’s wheels of injustice
• Dear First Minister, I go to your old school...
• Crowds force the closure of holiday isle ferry despite Covid cases climbing
• Scots Labour: Can we trust claims of no Covid deaths?
• DONS APOLOGISE
• LEFT IN LIMBO
• Scots hospital pioneers shorter treatment for breast cancer patients
• Expert: Beatles fans could find fab fortunes
• A parcel of rogues: Minister launches website to halt rip-off delivery charges
• Schoolgirl: We should be marked on our work not on our postcode
• Minister urged to enlist staff to
• Cope with flood of appeals
• Television has power to bring us all together
• Peace at last: How world will unite to remember on the day guns finally fell silent
• FRANK’S STORY I don’t remember a thing after being hit
• There was a rumble and an RAF plane dropped leaflets on us...the war was over
• Fmtolead Vjdayevent
• Stars who took Road to success
• Actor Alan Cumming
• The wheels of justice are seized and victims are stuck fast in limbo
• Specialist school staff face greater restrictio­ns
• Big-hearted duchess made me think about how we might all do a little to help a lot
• Right away, I knew Amanda understood me and, when I was in pain, she spoke for me
• Friends indeed: Pregnant haven in Scotland on how
• The boy will do good: Davidson on new leader
• Refugees seeking a safe they found crucial support
• When Amma came into my life, I had nothing. Now, they are like my family
• BY CRAIG MACADAM
• Country controls Covid but fears future impact on tourist economy
• Killed in air disaster
• Military road detour following Rest And Be Thankful landslips
• Mauritius emergency
• I’ve never seen anything like this park strife
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Their bank had no business charging mum and dad: Daughter wins back fees paid by parents
• Warning on toxic Covid scammers
• Crowds protest as last man to be hanged in Scotland die sin prison
• Humans’ natural wonder
• 59 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
• Horoscopes
• It’s a trip into the unknownfor­hodge
• DAVID SOLE
• Adam hopes to take the knee intokyo
• Sully threatens to disappear into the
• All in the Finnish – asvaltteri pips Hamilton for pole
• Distance as he’s the lord of the Manor
• Woods knows how tough it’ll be to catch Jack
• Serena committed to the US Open
• Baxter’s brilliance led towillie stepping back
• Making big signings before Morelos is sold show the Board are backing Steven
• SFA’S token gesture has set the bar
• Gers target frozen out and Hagi’s tip for son
• Gerrard wants fights for jerseys
• It’s anyone bar Cluj for Lennon in draw
• Tshibola proud to take a knee for boss
• Jak is out to stop his old mate Tav
• Aaron admits he is proud to be able to take the knee for his Rugby Park gaffer
• 290 days on from Scotland’s last fixture, the r
• Hat-trick Hibee promises more goals will flow
• Our childhood TV favourites will always be the greatest shows of all
• Spa luxury in Northern Ireland and a rural escape to Hungary
• Former alcoholic and drug user charts her remarkable journey to recovery
• The chef devising exciting and unique ways to bring local produce to life
• Julie Wilson Nimmo on starring in a short film with husband Greg Hemphill
• Gran-of-eight Maggie Clayton’s weekly diary
• Postcard from LA
• With Anges Stevenson
• Top of the podcasts
• Have I got hues for you: See a stylist for the shades you crave
• On the Radio Seven days
• Tina says being 2m apart brought Corrie cast closer together
• A rural escape with great expectatio­ns
• Here’s what to expect on your next Accor visit…
• Potting Shed
• Blueberrie­s are easy to grow and a great investment…for health and the bank balance
• Leaving Home
• Scents of the past: How ancient cures continue to inspire QUICK THINKER
• Tthe Doc Replies

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