The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2016-06-09

• Holyrood backing our Can It campaign
• Kengo Kuma’s kibako will help tell of Dundee’s regenerati­on at a capital expo.
• ‘It’s great to know you’re not the only one’: Event offers respite for carers.
• Forth crossing delays will ‘not cost taxpayers’
• Diesel drivers may face tax rise
• Heaven-sent: team races to rescue to find missing dog
• Plans emerge for 300 new Arbroath homes
• Angus prepares for a royal weekend of Queen’s 90th events
• Midwives’ body chief in the dark over maternity closure
• Carers’ burden increasing as public services ‘shrink’
• Fond farewell at latest Tayside Symphony Orchestra concert
• What’s happening in your area
• Migrants’ arrest at Rosyth sparks probe
• Plea to patients as GP shortage bites at Brechin Health Centre
• Police probing unexplaine­d death of ex-Nazareth roadie
• Fears grow in search for hillwalker
• Pupils’ get well messages for Fife crash victim teacher
• Dundee volunteer champion Kathryn Mackenzie
• Labour MSP breaks rank to oppose Named Person
• Policeman denies stalking charges
• ‘Death in a can’ claim by energy drinks addict
• Energy drinks get heart racing
• Doctor suggests drinks could be linked to heart failure
• Cocktail of ingredient­s
• What a difference a year makes for NHS Tayside
• £35m loan held by his Arcadia group, pushing BHS into administra­tion. Mr Chappell claimed he did everything in his power to save the firm, including offering Mr Ashley his shares, but his attempts were “rail-roaded” by Sir Philip. Last week, administra­t
• The truth behind Gravity
• Caller stuck his neck out for right reasons
• Spellbound preview audience urged to ‘Keep the Secrets’
• Controvers­ial Kinross housing plans win councillor­s’ approval
• ‘Green carpet’ for fans departing for Euro 2016
• Brexit versus indyref
• Dennis, Minnie and Co on their way to the web
• Scottish fishing grounds plundered by EU
• Start Madras site search right now
• Summer of sport will be one to savour
• Stop turbine death toll
• Peep through Hedge
• The Serial: Wee Georgie Day 40
• Subsea firms suffering as oil price crisis bites
• SSE power station in regulator probe
• Government challenged on Apprentice­ship Levy
• Sales dip at under-pressure Sainsbury’s
• EU Farm Commission­er announces flexibilit­y on direct payment deadline
• Get SAF and BES applicatio­ns in on time, urges Ewing
• Cryptic Crossword
• horoscopes
• Cook wants life bans for fixers
• Bunbury rich in promise over handicap debut
• LYONESS OPEN: Defending champion in fine form but taking nothing for granted No room for complacenc­y from Wood
• Scots rowers set to feature in record numbers
• GOLF DRAWS
• Evans looks to defend shot and discus titles
• Heartening catches with good weather
• From the high of career grand slam to the low of drugs ban
• Bailly can be one of best, says Mourinho
• Smalling says ‘no injury scare’ despite ice pack
• No panic for upbeat Robson-Kanu
• Lafferty expected to be fit for Poland opener
• Deschamps backed after race claims
• Late call-up for Tah
• Giresse says Northern Ireland ‘far too limited’
• Johnston out to repay Locke’s faith in him
• Ball is in Pochettino’s court
• Versatile O’Hara joins Dark Blues
• Challenge Cup revamp sees Welsh and Irish clubs invited
• Midfielder Paton came through ‘strictest medical’
• Laura Muir tacklesmil­eat Diamond League in Oslo
• Lennon takes over at Easter Road on twoyear deal
• Sharapova vows to fight on after being handed twoyear suspension
• A three-story St Andrews townhouse is only a chip and putt from the world’s most famous golf course finds Jack McKeown A swing from the Old Course
• Armed with charm

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