The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2014-08-01

• Communitie­s unprotecte­d and officers put in danger
• Fear space race could hit plans for airport
• SILVER MEDAL IS CHILD’S PLAY
• In a whirl over Jura swim
• Disgraced Alloa defender in court over sex footage
• Wellbeing advice for people living with cancer
• City shows the write way
• Whisky fund cash to help youth project for offenders
• Online protest launched to fight off village flats plan
• Sitting memorial to remember Mike
• Man claimed benefits with £66,000 in his account
• Rare disease led to Oliver swelling up
• Probe into complaints of lengthy games shifts
• Survey highlights pain and injury from uniform
• Souped-up cars head to Dundee
• HMRC workers in strike action
• Alastair and friends on to a winner on Toulouse trip
• Woman, 40, to stand trial over Riggi prison attack
• TV impresario Robert Halmi
• Europe risk from ebola ‘very low’
• Mum says E coli ‘robbed’ son of his life
• Conference put forward in event of No vote
• Referendum ‘too close to call’
• Many conservati­ve voters ‘favour Ukip power deal’
• Controvers­ial Conservati­ve tennis match to go ahead
• Australian athlete fined over headbutt
• GettinG to Grips with commonweal­th wrestlinG
• Handover process gets under way
• Staff could not stand heat and fell asleep, says guard
• Army chief hails Britain’s campaign in Afghanista­n
• Pilot based at Leuchars to join famous Red Arrows
• Aerial salute for military tattoo
• Drunken passenger attacked air crew with prosthetic leg
• New guidance on delivery charges
• Dog bite charge for owner
• Centrica dismisses claims
• All-time high for average house prices in the UK
• Renewables generating greater share of electricit­y
• Charity hits out at £625 web charges
• Linking front line with home
• Silk postcards said it with style — while lining German pockets
• Chance to see rare Somme letter
• Sassoon’s war diaries online
• Ship’s a revolution revelation
• George Bush pens biography of his father
• Israel ‘will destroy tunnels’
• At least 30 people die as landslide buries village
• “Why should I stop?”
• Policing claims hard to dismiss
• Might we at last see some action taken?
• People try to say the right thing, but . . .
• Most proactive society
• Balfour Beatty walks away as merger talks break down
• £863m profit — but legacy issues remain
• Diageo boss hails ‘progress’
• Spray risk can cost thousands
• Charlie McQuattie sets out stall on Highland ponies
• SHOWING POULTRY
• HOROSCOPES
• Holiday pay – the big issue
• Impressive debut for young rower
• Nickerson stays with Fife Flyers
• Thunder strike for Olly Stevens
• Cook savouring England’s win while remaining calm
• Meigle’s losses give title race much needed edge
• Lennon says crushing loss in Europe was on the cards
• Cowden await internatio­nal clearance for Slovenian frontman
• Pars are closing in on new striker
• Gardyne could be on the move
• Injuries and suspension­s give Hartley a selection headache
• Dons have it all to do against Spaniards
• Keatings pommels his way to a gold
• Rumgay moves into last 16 despite struggle
• Successful return to court for Gilmour
• Millar hails crowds as he falls short in time-trial
• Straight-talking Archibald admits misjudgmen­t cost her medal glory
• CHANCE BLOWN
• Gladcov dedicates bronze medal success to grandad
• Silver medal delight for Eilidh
• Sharp to ‘give it everything’ after scraping into final
• Amos takes 800m title to leave Rudisha with silver
• Bolt on a mission to thrill Scots
• Saints remain defiant
• Jamieson needs all his guile
• Burnett going for gold
• No 1 battle
• Dare ProtoPlay
• Portable Landscapes
• Auchtermuc­hty Festival
• Not Worth a Jot
• A Magic Box: Calum Colvin
• The Admirable Crichton
• Deep and varied programme on offer
• A love letter to Edinburgh . . .
• Season OF New Zealand Work at Edinburgh 2014
• See some of the top acts – free!
• ROCK TALK GIG GUIDE

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