The Press and Journal (Inverness, Highlands, and Islands) - 2018-10-19

• Here for the competitio­n – and Dunoon’s scenery
• BSE discovery ‘nightmare’ for farming sector
• Monster of a film idea
• Snowfall could hit Highlands next week
• Rise in need for council housing
• Church closures list announced
• BSE spectre has haunted British farmers for decades
• A83 reopens, but permanent solution ‘absolutely essential’ Roads: Thousands of tonnes of landslide debris had closed route for nine days
• Girl’s fundraiser to buy new harp
• Education: Dr Val MacIver OBE sees granddaugh­ter receive UHI degree
• Gorge scramblers help to weed out invasive plants
• Focus on loch and its legend
• Scot breaks world record by riding round the globe
• Groups will have a story to tell with activities
• Art school boss will face MSPs’ questions on blaze
• Milestone for Teca hailed Venue: Artist’ s impression­s of how interior of £333m complex will appear
• Government guide aims to tackle human traffickin­g
• Apology by NHS body for memo
• Thousands protest Trump plans Planning: Council braced to sift and process responses to president’ s estate proposals
• Fireraiser hoped he’d get arrested
• Police: Lead discovered in carcass of
• Snails released in bid to help species survive
• MSP takes delivery rip-off case to Westminste­r
• May considers extending transition period by ‘months’
• Concern fishermen could be kept in CFP longer than first thought
• Diplomacy: UK ‘concerned’ about disappeara­nce
• Sexual abuse couple jailed Court: ‘Fred and Rose West of Barry’ get combined 36 years for offences
• Memorial: She still had so much to give, says Blair
• Royals learn Aussie Rules
• Novel with a sympatheti­c view on Hitler may strike surprising Chord with masses
• Village reveals Broad Street’ s flaws
• Solo Scotland faces worse than Brexit
• Hard Brexit could mean grounding support fleet Associatio­n has a ‘dependence’ on sailors from Eastern Europe
• ‘Industry could carry on as long as EU nationals can keep coming’
• Oil and gas boost starting to trickle down to subsea sector
• Public opinion against government proposal to abolish solar export tariff
• Alcohol: Exports of Scotland’ s national drink hit £1.96 billion this year
• Move to unlock reserves of outer Moray Firth Oil and gas: OGA to open supplement­ary licensing round early next year
• Fourteen lots hit five figures at Blackface shearlings sale
• Livestock
• Former Boots boss dies at 88
• Teenager joins the apprentice team
• RACING: BURKE’ S CHARGE OBERON SET TO LORD IT OVER HIS HAY DOCK HANDICAP RIVALS
• North stars honoured Awards night for Scots scene
• Espie to leave it late over decision to race
• Ramsay’ s shot in the arm
• Knudson call for Grammar killer instinct
• Mastermind Morrice has new approach at Gordonians and is going for eight in a row
• Orkney have more than a remote chance at home
• Carson looking for Highland to get their show on the road
• Mainland at the ready for Scots
• Golspie, Alness final thriller in store
• Romance of another run
• Dee have snagged a big one Ferguson delighted to see County’s League Cup-winning boss back in game
• Text messages about jobs are thing of the past as patience pays off
• Fans could scupper move for Dodds
• Robertson’s friendly rivalry
• Bale returns to training as Rooney roars for DC
• Naismith gets to Heart of it
• Gers fail in bid to reverse Irish FA’s Lafferty decision
• Buddies boss has to split squad for training
• No end to Wembley squabble
• Shaw reflects on Old Trafford turnaround after signing new deal
• Fearless Staggies up for fight

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