The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2022-11-18

• Plea for urgent action to avoid mould deaths
• Torrential rain set to continue causing Tayside travel chaos
• Gillies’ annual display to help Ferry lifeboat
• Free bus travel for all in Perth and Kinross in the run-up to Christmas
• Actor Cox shocked by rising poverty level in city where he grew up
• Woman with ME refused disability car badge
• Schools across Courier Country to be hit by two more teacher strikes
• Angus schools report 112 bullying incidents
• News in brief
• Primary appeal after asbestos damage
• Talks over local food in schools
• Nuisance caller told 999 operator he wanted to report Sturgeon to MI6
• Weary worker flipped car as he dozed off
• Man jailed for ‘brutal’ assault on court staff
• Knife killer suffered mental disorder
• Financial troubles harming minds: Survey
• First foundation­s installed on Tay link
• Flats plan for former mill site
• Hogan’s Heroes star was also death camp survivor
• Dundee-born MP denies plotting to unseat SNP Westminste­r leader
• Hearing date as Holocaust denier is held
• Triple lock will push up pensions 10.1% in April
• Economy will shrink 2% but unemployme­nt expected to hit 1.7m
• Business rates, soaring energy bills, VAT and alcohol duty main concerns
• Scots workers hit with ‘sleekit tax’ despite wage increase, union says
• Scotland pledged £1.5bn but FM claims austerity re-run
• Sophie goes from writing
• Biggest warship in world pays visit to UK
• Ship sails for home after £80m drug-busting haul
• Vital parts of Scottish culture need the new King to splash some of his cash
• Man admits attacking police officers
• Store boss kissed teen in assault
• Medics ‘crying out for help’ amid GP cuts
• Exhibition shines new light on life of footballin­g legend Billy Bremner
• Downing of flight: Three convicted
• Opposition leader moved to tiny cell
• Air strikes hit energy facilities
• Word of the year inspired by game
• Pete’ s charity craft plan
• Warning over fines as sports car clamped
• Dad held in Iraqi jail to come home
• Gold Stars for Baldragon’s beekeepers
• V&A’S Young People’s Collective awarded volunteeri­ng accolade
• Mum’ s tribute to NHS staff for saving premature baby
• Molly hopes excitement can quash her nerves in the Blackpool ballroom
• Kamara documentar­y to explore his apraxia
• Prince ‘goes crazy’ for Craig’s sequined outfit
• A 10-year journey coping with cancer
• Residents hit out over ‘vile’ graffiti attack
• Schools set for Wi-fi boost?
• Lets scheme is now out of control
• Ship has been steadied but it is still leaking
• The one thing that climate change deniers never do
• Douglas Ross’s grave error of judgment
• How much did they get for Mcintosh?
• Nicola will leave if her dream fails
• Duplicatin­g things we already have would be a huge cost of independen­ce
• Bill for Kinnoull Street parking
• Picture of the day
• A symbol of city school’s past
• A fond return to the old land
• A Dark Matter
• Who said it?
• On this day
• Sterling plummets but generators of gas rise to the FTSE 100 summit
• Anniversar­y package to offset carbon
• City gained 350km of full-fibre cabling from two years’ work
• Burberry sees rises in revenues and profits
• Royal Mail asks to cut deliveries on weekend
• Shepherd turned engineerin­g boss steps down at 73
• Profits on up as shoppers switch to save
• Monitor scheme’ s new crop of farms
• Digital grain passports fall out of favour
• HOROSCOPES
• Murphy defies injury to knock out Trump in York
• NADAL SIGNS OFF WITH WIN IN TURIN
• SPORT RESULTS
• Fitzpatric­k sharp off mark for share of the lead in Dubai
• Scots still perplexed at Gray’ s ban – and by who sat on panel
• STARS HIT FOR FOUR AS BLAZE TRIUMPH
• ‘Watershed’ for Scottish cricket
• Tears – and acceptance – at missing T20 World Cup final
• SPOONY SERVES IT UP FOR CANADA
• Dragon ready for fire
• United had cut my legs: Ronaldo
• ABERDEEN CONFIDENT LOAN MEN WILL STAY
• CELTS BOSS WANTS TO KEEP HIGH STANDARD
• Who’ s in and who’ s going out?
• GARY GETS BEHIND 7 IN 7 MND EFFORTS
• Bowyer is wary of struggling Accies
• TURKEY PERFECT TEST SAYS FERGUSON
• Arcari heads to Beat G for long-awaited return
• Perth Film Society to show Our Ladies
• Grande dame of Showtime retiring
• Irish music stars promise to roll back the years in Perth
• Manford the man who will make Perth laugh
• Reader makes her Crieff debut at last
• Dundee Mountain Film Festival returns to city for 38th time
• Insight into support for Mandela struggle
• Fascinatin­g French films come to DCA
• Art and gaming both in frame at exhibition focusing on technology
• AROUND TOWN

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