The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2016-02-26

• Red hot: Bumper line-up for T in the Park
• Cultural project to save city hall?
• Another multi-millionpou­nd deficit for health board.
• Find the right one for you.
• Dundee flights to Amsterdam will take off in May
• New air route widely praised
• Top five attraction­s
• analysis
• who’s playing on what days
• ‘Significan­t concerns’ for missing Perth pensioner Robert McLaren
• Online safety advice for parents
• Call for city hall to be on agenda
• Food market dream just ‘on hold’
• Clubber knocked out stranger for comments on sister’s bottom
• Garden centre wins three awards
• A match made in heaven for Perth
• Barnardo’s is looking for more volunteers to commit their time
• Woodland fears after dogs fall ill
• Arbroath summer Festival of Heroes to feature Red Arrows
• Businesses unite to showcase top tourist spots in Perthshire
• Dancers get ready for winter ball
• River taxi service a step closer after pontoon scheme backed
• Dragons’ Den star’s approval
• News from around the district
• M90 drivers braced for long delays due to M90 resurfacin­g
• Poppy display gets council cash backing
• Residents still have security concerns
• Family get keys to house tablet built
• Contractio­ns lead to trial being halted
• Tribute to former teacherWil­ma Hastingswh­o died suddenly aged 60
• £60 million boost for Dundee’s waterfront
• Call to hurry Dundee city deal
• High-level talks over unemployme­nt issues
• Dundee pay among the lowest in Scotland
• Women earning less than male colleagues
• More than 30,000 outside labour market
• Fife-born MP questioned by Turkish special forces
• Prestwick plea by Harvie over ‘racist’ Trump
• BBC missed string of chances to stop abuse
• Hall seen as being ‘untouchabl­e’
• Tony Blackburn claims BBC ‘hung me out to dry’ over allegation­s
• Savile raped 10-year-old boy after Top of the Pops
• Man found dead in house
• ‘Recovery operation’ for missing climbers
• ‘Fake Sheikh’ denies charge over Tulisa case
• Car buyers less likely to haggle over price
• Court rules ‘Jungle’ tents can be razed
• Alton Towers charge
• MSPs vote for not proven
• Tory MSP backs Brexit
• Flying Scotsman fans a little too enthusiast­ic
• New fear of damage to unborn babies
• EU’s not all about you, Boris
• BT ordered to free up Openreach network
• Demolition was first for Didcot firm
• Carrots top for health
• Shipping heir’s model is new distillery’s mascot
• Messi surprise for young Afghan fan
• Teens spotted romping by office workers
• Your very own revolution
• Survey reveals 59% of fresh chickens have bug
• Tories could self-destruct
• Praying for a rugby miracle on our Roman mission
• Pictures of former king with Hitler to be sold at auction
• Don’t criticise NFU Scotland for farming woes
• Amsterdam flight can unlock potential
• Nationalis­ts are failing the poor
• Sham of SNP’s ‘social justice’
• Pedestrian­ising has hurt street
• Stage set for recovery
• Litter blights our countrysid­e
• Ruth right on nationalis­ts
• Anti-semitism is still a problem
• Simple solution to bank’s name
• THE ARCHIVES 100 years ago
• 25 years ago
• 50 years ago
• One year ago
• Greek’s position sign of a tragedy
• Special supplement
• Waiting in warehouse
• Bugs in the bottles
• Help place the house
• Sometimes things just work out, Euan thought to himself. Yes, sometimes, he decided, justice prevailed.
• Quotes of the day
• on this day
• Dundee waterfront job claims dismissed as ‘unbelievab­le’
• £1m showroom investment
• GDP growth in final quarter of last year
• Financial sector’s gains boost FTSE
• More cheer served by Dundee beer makers
• Further PPI setback for Lloyds
• Bus firm drives ahead
• Scots businesses in the dark about EU vote
• Profits rise at contractor
• Payments delay tops political agenda
• Quantity of farmland for sale rises
• horoscopes
• Comedy Playhouse: Hospital People
• Live Six Nations Rugby Union
• Best Walks with a View with Julia Bradbury
• Mr Selfridge
• NCIS: New Orleans
• An ‘incredible’ week of testing for Hamilton
• Skelton yard can add to its tally at Exeter
• Festive Fare topping Winter Derby menu
• Murray set for Davis Cup clash with Japan
• Djokovic forced to pull out
• Guarded welcome for Rio pro fighters plan
• Flyers upset Cardiff for third straight win
• Uihlein’s fine recovery
• Staying at the top is harder than the climb
• Scottish Cup centre stage
• Shepherd bloods new caps in Cape Town
• High aim to turn tables in cup tie
• Statistics set aside for clash in Cardiff
• Jones stokes flames over Sexton injury concerns
• Clash of promotion hopefuls
• Results and fixtures
• East hopes will head to Ayrshire
• Blair hope for chance of upset
• Tomorrow’s fixtures
• New deal set to keep club captain at Stark’s Park
• Dunfermlin­e run rule over striker Coogans
• Sheikh’s cup claims played down by Dyke
• New issue of shares for fans
• Mackay-Steven feels coaching is paying off
• Gers boss brands Deila view as ‘disrespect­ful’
• Saints must find way to stop self-inflicted woes
• Dark Blues must focus on Inverness task first
• Memphis Depay, right, is congratula­ted after netting Manchester United’s fifth goal in a 5-1 victory over FC Midtjyllan­d in last night’s Europa League round-of-32 second leg tie at Old Trafford.
• Saints hope Millar can avoid lay-off
• Visser returns as Scots seek elusive victory
• Weir’s late try in Wales keeps Glasgow on course for Pro12 play-offs
• Secret in Their Eyes
• The Forest
• Heather Small
• The SNJO Presents Mike Stern
• Peppa Pig’s Surprise
• Grey Gardens
• Five O’Clock Verses
• The Lost Things
• The Stranglers
• Somethin’ Else
• The Hot Mikado
• Comic asks us to mark his words
• The Mother Load: Dundee
• St John’s Youth Festival Concert
• Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
• Perth Symphony Orchestra
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