The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2022-11-26

• University chief slams overseas student limits
• Cairngorms park could be net-zero within three years
• Next phase of ‘Angus V&A’ is under way
• Perth teacher’s astonishin­g Biro artworks netted Tunnock’s deal
• Ukrainian refugees say free English lessons are helping them settle in
• News in brief
• Warning of solar farm’s impact on town
• Man, 22, jailed for one-year crime spree
• Bus passengers cross dual-carriage gauntlet
• Court told of cannabis operation
• Child hit by car outside town school
• Man who had crop of cannabis worth £180k jailed for two years
• Police warn cash theft may not be isolated
• Coastal search off after ‘board’ was just wood
• Social enterprise forced to close as funding lost
• Anger at plans to charge for woods parking
• Warning of more rain over weekend
• Town honours citizens
• Stalwart of the farming community Allan Smith
• A sneak peek at new £56m town school
• Indyref strategist casts doubts on election plan
• Hancock delighted to be one of last in Jungle
• Sunak backs Raab as inquiry expanded to look at new complaint
• Rising star joins Tories who won’t stand again
• Taxpayers hit because housing too draughty
• Indyref2 campaign stronger – Sturgeon
• Covid-19 infections continue to reduce
• New study into river pollution
• Means testing plea over cash aid packages
• Sir Cliff and Stormzy aim to score festive No 1 ahead of football tunes
• Yousaf urges public to help take winter pressure off NHS
• Johnson and Truss unite
• ‘No funds to pay extra child cash’
• Anti-sub warship builders on Clyde hailed by defence chief
• Sarwar wins political award
• Court throws out Down’ s challenge
• ‘Pay What You Like’ tours at Fife distillery
• Skills centre aims to inspire
• New restaurant at ex-bank approved
• Man inspired to take on trail after shock cancer diagnosis
• Hospital workers raise money to buy sculpture to mark Covid efforts
• Shelves empty as city rushes to build Covid quarantine centres
• Gunman kills three in attacks at two schools
• Indonesia earthquake death toll reaches 310
• Europe working to help Ukraine keep heat and lights on
• Passenger who bit taxi driver’s face amid fare row handed jail term
• Police issue appeal after VW Golf stolen
• Man, 36, threatened to bite off teenager’s nose
• Starting gun fired as university plans new jogging trail
• Keeping it in the family – the value of passing down your precious jewellery
• Ray signing for the deaf is show winner
• Unseen footage from classic show will be in 40th anniversar­y box set
• PC recognised for his efforts in community
• Fly cemetery’s modern moniker and oil support hulks at port signs of the times
• A9 delays have Been too long
• Oh my word!
• Bring failing bus services back into public ownership
• New barriers to vital income of universiti­es
• Thanks for mental health donations
• Beware big plan for solar panels in space
• Think local when it comes to gifts
• Scots should benefit from offshore taxes
• Vote for a candidate, not for an agenda
• Columnist calls up Robertson’s memory
• Decarbonis­ation plan lacks reality
• Government should act to get rid of list MSPS who contribute so little
• Pollution claims short on facts
• Brexit disaster laid bare by statistics
• World Cup in winter
• Craigie Past and Present
• A Dark Matter Episode 49
• Who said it?
• On this day
• Tobacco firms rub shoulders with oil giants as FTSE 100 remains flat
• SSE secures £1.5bn power network deal
• HOROSCOPES
• Mazda’ s electrifyi­ng vision
• Morrison sees bright future after bronze finish
• RUGBY TENNIS
• WEEKEND FIXTURES
• ONTHIS DAY
• Bad night for Stars as Clan run riot
• ENGLAND ALL SET FOR SPRINGBOKS SCRAP
• Massive game but squad up to Italian job – Lawrie
• Woods and son cannot wait for Orlando event
• Bradbury setting the pace in Johannesbu­rg
• Chance for new faces to impress
• Bluebells tackle Vics after turbulent week
• Foreign owners are here to stay
• VITAL COGS IN UNITED WOMEN’S PROGRESS
• Tangerine trailblaze­rs set for historic match
• Murray accepts blame for Ross
• LOONS BOSS FACES EARLY CHALLENGE
• Loanee’s Kane and able as he moves up for Pars
• Goodwin keen to lure more targets
• Montrose loan trio to sit out Darvel tie
• Campbell optimistic ahead of Broch clash
• ASHCROFT ‘FULL ON WEIRD’
• DEFEAT DESERVED ADMITS BOSS PAGE AS WALES MUST BEAT ENGLAND TO SURVIVE
• Dragons are shot down After red card
• Maradona memories motivating Argentina
• Deschamps warns of Danish dangermen
• England booed off After draw
• EARLY EXIT FOR QATAR AS SENEGAL IN CONTROL
• SOUTHGATE PREFERS TO FOCUS ON POSITIVES
• Valencia the Ecuador hero as Van Gaal blasts Dutch display
• Diamonds will fancy Dee scalp – Ashcroft
• Outstandin­g effort
• Tenants must check all new lease offers before they sign
• ‘Retailers are to blame for egg shortage’
• Report finds Royal Highland Show adds £39.5m to capital’s economy
• US beef shortfall a ‘boon for exports’
• The only way is up for new vertical farming enterprise
• Extra use of ‘flyovers’ using drones will find fallen trees
• Hybrid Tea Rose Collection
• Oh the weather outside is frightful, but the high street is so delightful
• Are you ready to embrace the Christmas cheer this year?
• ON A BUDGET? YOU CAN STILL HAVE TOTALLY BLAM FAMILY DAYS OUT BY TRAIN!
• The new tin roof is leaking on Fiona’s garden shed, as is her mother’s kettle
• LIVE MUSIC LIFELINE
• SHEIKH’S CHAUFFEUR
• A ROAD TO WELLNESS
• UNICORN COMMUNITY
• WEE ISSUE COULD HIDE SOMETHING WORRYING
• STUFF CUTBACKS – TIS THE SEASON TO GIVE ME HUGS
• PRETTY PASTELS
• LUXURY SET IN STONE
• COMFORT COLOURS
• TREES MIRACLE
• WALK BLAIRGOWRI­E
• THE LOWDOWN
• HOMEGROWN CASHMERE
• BUSY LOCH REVEALS A BOUNTY OF SURPRISES
• LAP OF LUXURY
• TRAVEL FACTS
• Cinema Speculatio­n by Quentin Tarantino
• My Soul Twin by Nino Haratischv­ili
• The Coming Darkness by Greg Mosse
• Timid by Harry Woodgate
• AUTHOR INTERVIEW
• READING IDEAS FOR THE WEEK
• BOOK OF THE WEEK
• 100 years ago
• One year ago
• THE POWER IN A UNION
• ‘MUSIC IS FLAME’
• NO ORDINARY ROAD TRIP AS CELEBS TAKE ROCKY ROAD
• HUNT FOR A KILLER
• TV REVIEWS
• FILM OF THE WEEK
• YOUR PHOTOS
• I MUST THINK OUTSIDE OF THE BOXES TO MOVE
• EMBROIDERE­D COLLAR SELLS FOR £9,500

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