The Press and Journal (Inverness, Highlands, and Islands) - 2020-03-16

• Highlands hit with first cases of coronaviru­s
• New home needed for Hamish
• Fears budget cuts put HIE jobs at risk
• Firefighte­r calls for people to take part in engine pull
• Hundreds treated to al fresco jazz at festival
• Appeal after purse stolen
• Gray’s mobile art van heads for Orkney
• One in five Moray youngsters living in poor conditions
• Missing man’ s body found
• Campervan plunges into River Etive
• Charities to split £4,350
• Food and drink fayre
• Data cameras for bypass
• Gin created by National Trust celebrates 25 years
• Treat for fossil lovers at museum
• School’s fate to be decided
• Firefighte­r says crew’s vehicles are ‘death traps’
• Man in hospital after car crash
• Concern over the future of flights
• Capital outing roaring success
• Findhorn Foundation co-founder dies at 100
• ‘Shining light’ remembered at gathering
• Fiddlers to return to where it all started
• People invited to try cycling in Aberdeen
• Green adult craft session
• Lunch is on us – herring gulls get freedom of town
• No ice creams safe as cash to fight feathered fiends dries up
• Family gin firm gets nod for new distillery
• Close shave as Alex raises £16k for charity
• Pressure on council to rethink parking charges intensifie­s
• Dentist hopes to relocate to new premises
• Planning approval means shelter for boats
• Figures will bear witness to loch’ s role in wartime
• Police appeal after spate of raids
• PM to hold daily press conference­s
• £320m fund to help support businesses impacted by virus
• Self-isolating MP claims helpline has been ‘absolutely inundated’
• Government reveals two
• Musical, literary and theatrical events all forced off by outbreak
• Charity: Foodbank to continue but supplies now running low
• Europe nears lockdown as more borders closed
• Death toll more than doubles as state of emergency announced
• Covid-19 ‘biggest health threat in century’
• A lot can change in a few days as city left deserted
• Calls for help to save jobs and aid airlines
• SNP ‘tried to grind me into the ground’ – shamed MSP
• From government minister to being exiled from party
• Thrust into national spotlight – wearing jeans and a T-shirt
• Chloe, 13, youngest Scot with race driving licence
• Lottery result
• Sketch on long and winding road to sale
• More women work until 64
• State-of-art bomb robot
• Films of love and war revealed
• One-in-a-million quintuplet­s? Ewe must be kidding
• Youngsters gear up for tech prize of £25,000
• Veteran actress condemns ‘cruel’ TV licence move
• Family’s plea to police in search for missing man
• Sweaty woman poking bread rolls was a reminder that old hygiene habits die hard
• Will virus disembark with sightseers?
• No time to play politics – we need help
• Barnett Formula like run on loo roll
• Chancellor’ s sums add up for maths
• Letters to the editor
• I like to throw litter back at miscreants
• Past times
• On this day
• Who said it
• Text today
• Acquisitio­ns key to north company’s growth plans
• Company’s portfolio expanding after demerger from parent firm
• IFB puts focus on remote working
• UK distillers up by fifth
• Events in week ahead
• Hotel industry is in my blood – I’ve been working since I was 10
• Virus puts pressure on SME cash flow
• Benefits of long-term investing clear in spite of short-term falls
• Swap unused currency for cash with Bidwedge
• Seven in 10 want to know more
• Budget’ s good for doctors on overtime but less good for ER
• Consistenc­y seen as key to boosting potato sales
• Trade deal petition signed by thousands
• Livestock
• Diversifyi­ng is getting easier – and more vital
• Artist and lecturer dies aged 79
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• QUICK CLUES
• SATURDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• QUICK - ACROSS: 1
• Horoscopes
• PATHFINDER
• PREDICTIVE TEXT
• Neighbours Late: Endgame
• Miss World 1970: Beauty Queens and Bedlam
• Henry VIII & Trump: History Repeating?
• On the Edge: BBW
• Aberdeen take boat race title
• Season solutions on table
• MCINNES: DON’T END OURCUP DREAMS
• McInally: Uefa must have say on champions and relegation
• Christie’s fear for Caley Jags
• And other clubs in extended shutdown
• ONTHIS DAY
• SPORTSQUIZ
• QUOTEOFDAY
• GORDONIANS LIFELINE
• Hardship fund set up for rugby clubs
• BOATRACEEU­PHORIA
• Proud in defeat as RGU set sights on next year
• McGill looks to Scotland debut after fine win
• Putting name in frame for national selection
• MacDonald to the fore in South Africa
• CORONAVIRU­S
• British racing to go behind closed doors
• UNCHARTED TERRITORY
• A lean, green ice
• Making the transition
• Upcoming Issues

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