The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-06-01

• Mossmorran survey is dismissed as propaganda.
• Wheelchair­s opening up West Sands for disabled.
• Fife football star Caroline ready for World Cup.
• Families flee blaze by jumping from windows
• Tributes paid to author Pilcher at city remembranc­e service
• Flooding experts face discrimina­tion claim against Travellers
• More industrial action at airport
• Coastlines of Courier Country win accolades
• Sewage pollution gives poor rating
• Farms reaping benefits of new broadband hub
• Sturgeon gives pledge to victim of attack that lessons will be learned
• Minister welcomes sentences for ‘heinous and horrible’ crime
• Brian Cox-led series Succession to film in Dundee next week
• ‘Change in thinking’ is needed, says report
• Hour of MS symptoms eye-opening for MSP
• Firm claims BiFab could not handle wind project
• Befriendin­g project for young people awarded £87,000
• Orthopaedi­cs centre plans move up a gear
• Packed meetings show support for local rail is ‘gathering steam’
• Heart 200 map expands amid locals’ complaints
• Can Rory beat Boris to No 10?
• Swinson puts electoral reform ‘front and centre’
• Colleagues think Corbyn Brexit stance is ‘bonkers’
• Restored Reaper setting sail for 50th anniversar­y
• World Cup boost for females in football
• Environmen­tal protesters in threat to shut down Heathrow
• Scotland Yard’s major security operation for Trump’s state visit
• A royal relationsh­ip
• Scottish D-Day veterans make return pilgrimage
• Voices from the past will recall war ordeal
• Marathon and matrimony as runner proposes at finish line
• Historian scotches tale of Queen’s love affair with Mr Brown
• UN official’s fears over Assange trial
• Heaps to ken about the hen
• Walker gets big helping of community spirit to end mammoth 17-day journey
• If my heart belongs to ’90s Italian hair, what of Site Six?
• THE ARCHIVES
• Delicate curve of stars
• She had trusted her. It was a loss Rian couldn’t bear. Tears wanted to flow, but she bit them back
• Morris Leslie expands Perthshire footprint
• Legal & General sells insurance arm
• HOROSCOPES
• New 1 Series on front foot
• Recruitmen­t key for Dundee clubs’ young bosses in bid to halt slide into irrelevanc­e –
• Anapurna clinches fifth Oaks victory for Dettori in thrilling Epsom finish
• Nicholl key to rookie boss McPake being handed Dens manager job
• Dundee boss given a support network to help him succeed
• Lennon ‘delighted’ to be named manager
• Neville has no doubt Lionesses are ready to roar into action
• Winger set for crunch talks after struggling to make his mark
• Talking points ahead of showpiece final at Wanda Metropolit­ano in Madrid
• Pochettino prepares for ‘painful’ decision
• Klopp not worried by record in finals
• Hawkins begins bid for success in Doha
• Orrock is Hibs’ hero with cup final winner
• Joshua and Ruiz’s paths cross at last
• Dundee duo ready to put mark on senior Scots side
• Paisley sad to see pair of 65s wiped away in Antwerp
• West Indies cruise then play down injury worries
• ‘Best ever’ day in field leaves England proud
• Batting star remains wary of threat from former club
• Frustratio­n at weather-hit schedule
• Konta powers on to end long wait for GB women
• Dropped set means very little to Nadal
• Madhmoon looks the value Derby bet
• Auctioneer­s expose QMS ‘communicat­ion gulf’
• Calls for longer leases and more farmland lettings
• Fife Farming Heritage Show pays homage to D-Day
• Build-up to the biggest sheep show of the year
• Financial uncertaint­y can drive joint projects
• Estate to sell another 25,000 acres
• Time for Treasury to deliver
• Tractor football and pig racing – Angus Show pulling out all the stops this year
• Mighty machines hope to pull the crowds at Brechin
• If no such thing as a free lunch what of a free day?
• Paddling in paradise
• Lorraine Kelly’s style
• DJ on the brink
• 75 years since D-Day
• Getting to know you
• Sandal season is almost here
• Modern-day Pict revives the craft of leatherwor­k
• Flowery language in the garden
• Long walk reveals glistening glory
• Pearls of ocean the
• Women are finally coming along for the ride
• Charleston: a gracious old southern city
• Take a trip and mark D-Day 75
• AuthorInte­rview
• Teen book of the week
• Teen book of the week
• ‘She’s diabolical with style...and I love her’
• The next big comeback after vinyl: quiet libraries
• Two Renaissanc­e paintings, neither by Caravaggio

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