The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2022-11-22

• Six children charged after huge city blaze
• Two days of strike action announced by teachers’ union
• News in brief
• Guilt writer on future of Bob Servant and his Bafta Scotland success
• Sturgeon defends service’s founding principle
• Yousaf shuts down NHS ‘pay-for-care’ rumours
• Bottled water firm pays out for work to protect premises against f loods
• Council pressed on tenant heating burden
• Meffan Winter Show opens for 30th year as winners revealed
• Fife man dies in Wales motorway crash
• Ticket dodger fined 50 times £5.90 rail fare
• Courier to spend his Christmas in custody after driving at police car
• ‘Tories should be viewed as ethnic minority’
• Dozens object to plan for lodges in Dunkeld
• No trains through city on New Year’s Day due to railway works
• Sudden death of man in Perth not suspicious
• Man fined £450 over football top argument
• Monkeys found in bird cage find new home at Fife Zoo
• Power Rangers star Jason David Frank, aged 49
• Classics teacher who loved to play the blues
• Prolific musician as well as ‘dashing narcissist’
• Stormy drugs trip, with customs baffled
• Dealing with the most dangerous men in the world
• Hancock food fail leaves bitter taste
• Ukrainians start winter evacuation
• Turkey summons Swedish envoy over images ‘insulting’ Erdogan
• Driver quizzed over Apple shop tragedy
• Deaths and devastatio­n after quake
• Drugs crisis is ‘not forgotten’ says Sturgeon
• Hours-worth of crime reports lost due to online technical problems
• Minimum pricing cuts consumptio­n
• Helping someone who’s grieving
• A cut above: More than £1,200 raised by Diane for Children in Need
• Planners back £16m Home Bargains retail park plans
• New store in Overgate is already a hit
• Town hosts authors for book event
• Anti-fm hate rants really are rather sad
• A two-tier NHS should never be on the table
• Latest Brexit lie from Jeremy Hunt
• Redevelopm­ent should take Carseview into account
• Extra burden on short-term lets
• Wind industry has had all the perks
• Plea for new Scottish Poppy Appeal volunteers in the Auchterard­er area
• Picture of the day
• FPS wanted for lunch date
• Granny’s political singsong
• Thriving farms win awards
• Is time actually an illusion?
• A Dark Matter Episode 45
• Who said it?
• On this day
• Opec news sends oil price tumbling and weighs on London’s top stocks
• Decom spend will be £20bn in next decade
• Report finds spending power of families has shrunk significan­tly
• Pay rise for staff after hike in Virgin profits
• Figures point to good future for Compass
• Scots holding back on heat to cut costs
• Apprentice­s help windows firm to shine
• College on hunt for disease link threats
• New team at helm of women’s organisati­on
• Prime livestock the stars of festive event
• Young farmers join forces to help one another
• ‘Northies’ ewe breeder leads sheep society
• HOROSCOPES
• Champagne can be popped open
• ‘GENUINE’ MARE SEALS BIG WIN
• WOLFF DEFENDS HAMILTON RECORD
• Mercifully, it’ s the end of fractious tour golf season
• Curlers miss out on treble
• Doig set for pro debut
• Hat-trick hero Graham hails ‘magician’ Russell
• FIVE IN CONTENTION FOR IBROX HOTSEAT
• Research on Miovski paying off
• Dryburgh girls lose out in final
• Dee keen to keep up the fight
• Amid surgery woes, Montrose mainstay Masson in extension
• Lions’ Mitchell ‘great for dressing room’
• HANLON ‘GUTTED’ FOR HIBS PAL BOYLE
• Messi says he’s in great shape ahead of Saudi Arabia clash
• Denmark boss hails ‘heartbeat’ of side Eriksen after cardiac hell
• Political football in play – straight from kick-off
• England rout Iran in opener
• ORANJE SEE OFF LIONS OF TERANGA
• Bale penalty earns Wales point in draw with US
• Fan group worried if Dee left homeless

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