The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2022-11-14

• Blaze started ‘deliberate­ly’
• Questions rise over care service plans
• Video reveals extent of damage to former store by flames that were visible across city
• News in brief
• Workshops to tackle anxiety among pupils
• Officer is accused of harassing former partner
• I demand public apology and damages for sister’ s 1960 death, says brother
• Owner faces prison over deadly rampage by dogs
• Abuse ‘demon’ in racist rant at police
• Doubts over flare plans at refinery
• Bike race back in city
• Clash and PIL co-founder Keith Levene, aged 65
• Yousaf in Army talks for NHS strikes contingenc­y
• Hunt: ‘A bit more tax’ for all to balance the books
• Child benefit rollout hailed as ‘watershed’
• It pays to be privileged as research points to £6,700 ‘class pay gap’
• Most police recruit resignatio­ns Put down to ‘personal reasons’
• MSP to introduce new housing standards Bill
• Officer charged with attempted murder
• Many football fans anxious about World Cup betting losses
• Fit and proper? How exactly does one ‘look profession­al’ in this day and age?
• Calls for extra NHS cash to avoid strikes
• Ban booze adverts in sport plea
• Netanyahu invited to form government in right-wing coalition
• Nevada victory ensures Democrats hold Senate
• US in partnershi­p over Korea threat
• Russia ‘may send more cannon fodder’
• Kherson’s people cry ‘freedom’
• Skeleton medieval Reveals murder
• Taylor Swift reigns at MTV Europe awards
• Celebrity tells how she quit jungle when blood test revealed anaemia
• Two dead, one injured after ‘horrific’ stabbing
• Recovery truck driver found accountant drunk and asleep at the wheel
• Rab Noakes so special to all who met this unique musician
• Adams bows out of Strictly due to injury
• Signs and symptoms to look out for when you suspect diabetes
• Weight loss is key to Type 2 reversal trial
• Small firms ‘are struggling to get loans’
• Lunch for £1 as help is at hand
• Family joy as grandad freed from Iraq jail
• News from institutes
• Number one hits now ‘shorter and slower’
• Plastic exhibition falls into trap of relying on young
• Not much light in these tough times... even nostalgia isn’t what it used to be
• Renewables cannot replace fossil fuels
• Dutch can give us a lesson on approach to education
• Starmer sounds just like a Tory minister
• Picture of the day
• Nature talks return in Forfar
• Cliff concert was a smash hit
• Flower power could boost city
• A Dark Matter Episode 38
• Who said it?
• On this day
• Business activity slumps further as threat of recession increases
• How rate rises are affecting house sales
• Grab bargains but watch that budget
• Half of shoppers sold rather than returned
• Barclays saw surge in reports of shopping scams after last event
• Stars of the Future put on a show
• HOROSCOPES
• Perth curlers through to last eight in Calgary
• Three-time champion Robertson crashes out
• Stars’ form sparkling as Devils are exorcised
• DOUBLE FIRST HAS RUSSELL IN TEARS
• Scots left to rue profligacy after All Blacks edge win in thriller
• HOW THEY LINED UP
• Missed opportunit­ies sum up Townsend’s tenure
• STEWARD SHINES FOR ENGLAND IN JAPAN WIN
• Tommy’s happy hunting ground
• Gable Endies finish off ‘sloppy’ Hearts
• Dokens goal-fest as they beat Scone 11-3
• Lichties’ late blow but Flo can shine
• Draw feels like a loss admits Loons gaffer
• Away tie for Brechin after Rothes beaten
• Zach attack on course for his Christmas gift
• Gathering pace at just the right time in bid for title
• WORK TO DO: DONS GAFFER
• Ex-terror Connolly and loanee Glass taste glory with Derry City
• RANGERS WASTING CHANCES, SAYS BOSS
• Fletcher insists side have the quality to dodge dreaded drop
• Spoony magic puts Saints in top six as star heads to Qatar
• STAGGIES BOSS URGES PATIENCE WITH VAR
• ‘One of our own’ will likely go down as the greatest Saint – ever
• Fox sees progress
• TOWNSEND GUTTED AS SCOTS BLOW BIG CHANCE
• New eco bank support for ‘net-zero’ farmers
• C02 rewards ‘will rely on verificati­on’
• ‘Smart’ fertiliser business launches new UK website
• Food security requires innovation, sector told
• Rinsing system to help Minimise drip damage
• BKT treading new path With tracks for tractors
• Farmers doubt agri-tech Will help reach net zero
• Farms can thrive in 3D from treetops to roots
• Horsch adds sizes to top disc coulter drill
• Claas act Xerion still one of best
• Mowers will trim costs – and maintain output
• The importance of succession planning for rural businesses

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