The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire) - 2019-11-14

• McKenna withdraws transfer request – but still eyes move south
• Teen on night out raped by predator in rooftop garden
• Spotlight on the sea
• Corbyn criticised for ‘mixed indyref2 messages’
• Scotia puts staff in the firing line
• Number of foodbank users rockets by 36%
• Turntable’s top accolade
• More time recommende­d for Blairs College project
• Smashed car abandoned in front of man’s house
• Four-year-olds will hit the road in aid of two wee pals
• Shoppers give cash boost to cancer charities
• Victory at Victorian venue
• Dancer killed his elderly neighbours in bins row
• Wood recycling group expands into plastics
• Appeal over support for ‘third sector’
• SNP boss Blackford urged to quit second jobs worth £50k a year
• Johnson tries to deflect floods criticism with tech cash pledge
• Sturgeon goes to courts over TV debate
• Island residents’ fears of becoming ‘next St Kilda’
• Court backs evicting asylum seekers
• Oil and gas firms criticised in helicopter safety report
• Match police chief will not give evidence
• Snapshot of historic Scotland
• Flood victims
• Venice water level hits historic city’s second highest level ever
• Royal Mail wins court injunction to block strikes
• ‘Look beyond cute if you’re buying a pup’
• Films likely to boost Christmas toy sales
• Militants killed in strikes by Israeli military
• Kremlin’s mission is to poison our politics – not just dissidents who live on our shores
• Look elsewhere for modern-day saints
• On this day
• Stewart driven by sense of unfinished business
• Longboat Energy is aiming to follow blueprint of Faroe Petroleum
• SSE selling gas asset as it focuses on renewables
• Leadership programme open to new applicants
• City’s power firm praised
• Soaring profits set record at Wizz Air
• Women urged to stand for awards
• Weathering Brexit storm
• City hotel raises its capacity by a third
• Nine jobs lost as college testing facilities to shut
• Views invited to help study into livestock marts
• French cycling hero ‘Pou-Pou’ dies
• Horoscopes
• Expert advice on offer at Muir events
• Developer expands its house types
• Woakes is left feeling flat
• English golfer dreams of Dubai triumph
• Broch overcome early fright to conquer Keith
• MacRae hoping to score back-to-back title victories
• Sheerin hails Taylor’s return despite loss
• Devlin: Time enough to get us into finals
• No big surprise Ferguson is a wanted man
• Boss is standing by his Sterling decision
• Forrest Firm reminder we’re in good nick
• ICT: Hislop on goal that changed everything.
• Column: Gallacher on golf.
• DECADENCE AND DESPAIR
• FOLK GOES WITH A POP
• Zoologist filmmaker Dan O’Neill talks to about a new film festival showcasing incredible wildlife stories from around the planet
• News and views from around Scotland, with
• P&J music columnist puts the spotlight on one young Highland band making a big name for themselves
• LE MANS ’66
• Scottish Chamber Orchestra creative learning director Kirsteen Davidson Kelly explains how its role is much more than performing concerts

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