The Press and Journal (Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire) - 2021-04-10

• Farewell to the royal ‘rock’
• From Megxit to illness, royal couple had faced troubling times of late
• Minister reveals Philip’s deep interest in local residents on Deeside
• Royal estate was special place for duke
• Community shows its respects with flowers and flags at half-mast
• Influence of schooldays left legacy
• Experiment­al north-east education proved pivotal in shaping of prince
• ‘He is smiling in nearly every photograph I have’
• President leads global
• Duke of Sussex likely to attend low-key funeral
• Son claims media were unfair to ‘brilliant’ duke
• Campaignin­g on hold as leaders pay tribute
• Fishers’ fury at ‘bullying’ by inspectors
• Sexual predator convicted of 1984 murder after DNA breakthrou­gh
• Campaigner­s propose reopening of rail lines to reconnect north-east
• Strategy would see 16 train stations reopened
• Teaching union calls for a halt to exclusions
• Shapps defends Sunak as text messages spark calls for investigat­ion
• SNP call for Eurostar train link to Scotland
• ‘Sexual predator’ is jailed for four years
• Shapps’ green light to book foreign holidays
• Plea for communitie­s to welcome holidaymak­ers
• ‘Cover-up’ claims after minister admits Covid error over care homes
• Warning as NHS tackles spike in infection
• Former head teacher Joe has to wait to mark centenary with family
• Tea helps to revive Oxygen after bad flooding
• Litter blight prompts charity’s campaign to protect top beauty spot
• Staycation inspiratio­n with Royal Arch Riverside Park
• Town unites to mourn teen
• City’s science centre gears up to reopen
• A mission to help musicians
• Past brought to life in form of turf house
• Charity’s bid for vital funds
• Groups axed for trading in fake reviews
• Rioting flares again in Belfast
• Trio arrive on space station
• ‘Bonkers’ and ‘fringe’ nae mair – my ain political credo is hitting the mainstream
• Duke’s school days shaped DofE scheme
• Student fears of distress ‘ludicrous’
• Who said it
• Use of space technology in seafood sector to be explored by new study
• AAB prepares for life after lockdown
• Doug Holden, last survivor of 1953 Matthews FA Cup final, dies at 90
• HOROSCOPES
• Toyota gives sports model lighter touch
• SPORTONTVT­HISWEEKEND
• Reshuffle in Mercedes team
• Rose rallies to stay on top as Johnson misses the cut
• Dingwall duo aid push for play-offs
• SPFL unable to give vital Brora play-off dates due to ‘issues’
• Result more important than McInally milestone
• Sport in brief
• Hartley sure life at the top will help loan stars
• Mckay reveals his hurt at ‘constant negativity’
• Manager McCann has found winning formula
• Mckay keen to pile pressure on Killie in relegation fight
• Wright claims Hughes seeks to influence refs
• Gerrard feels Celtic pain over the Covid ban appeal process
• Sheerin: Let’ s put pressure on Hibs
• MacIntyre makes the cut at Augusta
• Richard Gordon on what future holds for Dons
• Grand National preview
• BREEDERS PREPARE FOR RETURN TO INGLISTON
• Marts group beats blues to get back in the black
• Food on the table needs new generation skilled to grow it
• Study shows genes help some Chios sheep cope as temperatur­es change
• New app to tackle soil erosion
• Estate owner urges rethink on tenant farming reforms
• Canal calamity underscore­s need to polish trading skills
• No-nonsense Prince was Queen’s ‘strength and stay’
• The devoted consort, both in and out of public’s gaze
• The Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards – Prince Philip’s enduring legacy
• ‘A born athlete’ was in his element at Gordonstou­n
• The gaffes that landed the prince in hot water
• 70YEARS OFTHE MENACE
• How to get children to sleep like a baby
• The English prat – from Aberdeensh­ire
• The hoodie – making the transition from street culture to the middle of the road
• The big weekend quiz from Aberdeen City Council Countrysid­e Ranger Service
• Meet the award-winning author hoping to bring comfort to others with her poems
• Your essential guide to the week’s TV starts here
• MY LIFE BRUCE MacGREGOR
• ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN BUT IT’S ALL PART OF LIFE
• COMPOST CAPER
• GREAT UNKNOWN
• SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL
• TOADS IN A FRENZY AS THEY SHARE EMBRACE
• BEAUTY AT OUR FINGERS
• GAELIC COLUMN ANGUS MACDONALD
• AUTHOR INTERVIEW
• BOOK OF THE WEEK
• DORIC COLUMN ROBBIE SHEPHERD
• SLAPSTICK COMEDY IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
• DISTANT THUNBERG
• TV REVIEWS
• HITTING A HIGH NOTE
• Our weekly round-up of the latest news, products and facts for foodies
• A top barbecue recipe that makes the most of this season’s produce
• Power bars are a great energyboos­ting snack for all ages
• Tuck in to tasty pork tikka skewers with masala sauce
• Three ways with radishes
• Berry Pavlova
• Spaghetti and beetballs
• A toast for all those malbec mastermind­s
• Wholewheat carrot and honey cake
• Honey, almond and cardamom drizzle cake

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