The Press and Journal (Inverness, Highlands, and Islands) - 2014-11-11

• Bereaved ‘prop up mountain rescue’
• Wide net cast to fill GP posts in Highlands
• McGhee lays down marker
• Weather in full: Page 4
• Argyll man set to be given peace prize
• Pupils plead to save school
• Drink driver faces losing £13,000 Audi car
• Class war as parents fight cuts
• Cap on school numbers
• Plans to extract millions of tonnes of coal from under the Firth of Forth
• MSP drives home message
• ‘Rescuers need more state funding’
• Leaflet: Avalanche advice for winter explorers
• Three taken to hospital after car crashes
• Haulage firm gets £1m boost to move timber freight by sea
• SSE pressed over surcharge
• Almost 1,200 sign save Mallaig pool petition in two days
• Group voices ferry fears
• Ex-leader accuses council of excuses over lifeline ferry
• Superfast broadband rolled out across the north
• Council set to hold by-election
• Police car vandalised
• Trailer for boat stolen
• Powerline milestone as largest section finished
• Call to probe investigat­ion into dead raptors
• Trust makes plea on turbines
• Novice rowers raise £40k
• Thick fog forces air travellers to take the bus
• ‘Rotten borough’ PR chief is first choice COUNCIL
• Scrap copper stolen from industrial estate
• Bike theft on CCTV
• Faroese trawler probed
• When war is over, battles begin
• We need to learn lessons of wars in the past
• Sturgeon asks for salary powers
• Murphy pledge to raise £1m to fight election
• Police seek Poles’ advice
• I amthe man with Europe plan, says PM
• Miliband denies there’s any crisis of confidence
• British forces make first drone attack on militants
• Television:
• Fatal crash passenger named
• Prostate promise
• Gunpoint raid on shop
• ‘We were married in a whirlwind but life pulled us apart’
• Dunblane backing me, says Judy
• Maxwell brothers in court case over loan debt
• Labour plea to devolve mineral access rights
• New record for Cheryl
• Driverwent wrongway for 11 miles
• Cleric warns about wages
• Sophie’s car up for sale
• Scots raise £1.6m for Ebola appeal
• Twins’ live liver transplant a first
• Fears over stranded seal pups
• Warship fires in Falklands
• School suicide bomber kills 48 students
• Murder trial mental test
• President ‘positive’ over truce plan
• On track for sentence
• Woman dies in stabbing attack
• Flowers and tears for air crash victims
• Scrap ‘barbaric’ jungle trials, Ant and Dec told
• Your Horoscope
• Mel B upset at Paul’s exit from X Factor
• Modern city-centre architectu­re
• Inverness West Link project
• Daunting task lies ahead
• Looking to Gothenburg
• Poverty and inequality
• Seeking advice from abroad
• Letters to the editor
• Looking back on life, we reflect on what could have been and perhaps what should have been
• Shale gas ‘could provide sovereign wealth fund for UK’
• Aubin leads charge in Abu Dhabi
• Airlines’ deal takes hassle out flights to US
• Airport expansion options weighed up
• Ferry firm shares sink by £560m
• City tourism body in great call to China
• Mixed market fortunes
• Oil and gas skills in the spotlight
• Firms’ tax breaks
• Beefy profits for meat group despite levy income decline
• Livestock and crops
• King of the hill Lennox puts rivals in the shade
• ATHLETICS
• Edwards offers Kenya marathon chance
• Merlins conjure double success
• New chief executive must make sure the elite are tempted to linger longer
• In the sin bin but Hamilton still has a big part to play for Scotland
• Frustrated England look for response against Springboks
• Murray planning for 2015 to be the best yet
• Garcia fears language barrier may scupper Jimenez chances
• Three in for final Tour exam
• Inverness rowers seal medal haul
• Houghton coach call
• Chelsea land Oscar deal
• No time for City cup regrets
• Man down but Golspie are good enough for point
• Shield win can revive Thistle
• Who said it?
• No witch-hunt against McCarthy
• Injury decision will be pivotal
• Arabs keen to complete Townsend deal
• Lawman: Time is right for Scotland to shine
• Tributes paid to north football talent-spotter Sammy Wilson
• Italian job for toiling attacker
• Killie victory can be the passport to better times for County
• House with six appeal
• Opportunit­ies aplenty at highland croft
• Two fine examples of substantia­l family homes can be found in Caithness, writes
• Be aware of biosecurit­y
• Time to get planting
• Lodge with a story to tell
• Cosy up in a traditiona­l cottage
• Cosy home full of character
• Give peace a chance
• Homing in on Crathes
• Cushions for kids
• Top of the tree
• Trade up to a townhouse
• Tap into a trend
• Get ready for Generation Stay
• Ugly house - new look?

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