The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2017-11-14

• BiFab staff agree to work without pay
• Buster’s long wait for a home is over.
• Contracts to reduce workload faced by Scotland’s GPs.
• Probe after St Andrews woman dies in house fire.
• Largo Bay windfarm plans face scrutiny.
• Company stands accused of a lack of financial transparen­cy
• All but one recruitmen­t agency pulls its staff out of Burntislan­d and Methil sites
• Family to fund legal team in death inquiry
• Oakley keeper faces ban after red card for fighting fans
• Next show at Dundee’s Slessor Gardens will be a Steptacula­r
• fife: news in brief
• Plea for town to make its great ideas heard
• VisitScotl­and seal of approval for centre
• Ambitious proposal to transform waterfront to be unveiled today
• Dalgety Bay break-in probed
• Success of stadium takeover plan relies on public support
• Prestigiou­s fellowship awarded
• Call for halt on homes project as school centrepiec­e ignored
• Gossip columnist Liz Smith
• Pensioner squatter back at A9 layby two years after eviction
• MPs set for take it or leave it Brexit vote
• Scots to pay £108m more in taxes than rest of UK
• Sheriff dismisses bid to cut paedophile student’s sentence
• An eye test reveals a lot more than you think
• Curtain goes up on new era for transforme­d Perth Theatre
• Footie fan Finlay books very special meeting
• I hope something sparkly brightens empty nest
• Scientists issue grave ‘warning to humanity’
• Harlow’s parents praised by fellow grieving father
• Wolves and woods
• Geldof calls for leader to be stripped of peace prize
• Treatment of Rohingya Muslims ‘looks like ethnic cleansing’
• City may remove Suu Kyi’s honour
• Hundreds killed in Iran quake
• New contract could be curative for GPs
• Police Scotland is a shambles
• CorreCtion­s and ClarifiCat­ions
• Independen­ce: it’s not over yet
• Referendum­s fail democracy
• THE ARCHIVES
• Two Trondas
• Around the Rowan Tree, Day Two
• Builder reports high demand for new homes
• Nisa backs £137.5m Co-op takeover
• Innogy takes £427m hit on npower value
• Red meat levy dispute near an end, says QMS
• Small hydro schemes ‘at risk’ from new Sepa charges
• Store livestock sold at market
• horoscopes
• Lord can call tune despite weights hike
• Nadal pulls out of Tour Finals
• Ali has fierce bowling attack in his sights
• Four-time world champ keen to end year in style
• McKie strike helps keep Grove a point off students
• Grove stave off Hillhead comeback to stay third
• Success in Rolex Series crucial
• Republic expected to step up once again
• McCrorie hopes to build on club chance
• Southgate showing faith in youngsters
• Players urging O’Neill to carry on
• Supporters group honour for Tommy
• Belief in squad strong as Wright looks forward
• Dark Blues regroup to ‘come back sharp’
• United set sights on attaining elite status
• Saints target Irish striker
• Sweden hold on to end Italy’s hopesof reaching World Cup finals
• Smith prepares Rovers for top-of-the-table clashwithA­yrat Somerset Park
• Patience has paid off for Scotland’s new ‘big thing’

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