The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2019-04-28

• OUR LOST DAUGHTERS
• Party defies leaders to insist an independen­t Scotland must waste no time ditching the pound
• Secret world of humble honey bee
• Shock as Scotland’s rivers fail drugs test
• Why we must say yes to ball games...
• Experts warn our moorland in danger
• Poll: Yes on 49% but only 42% want a vote within next five years
• Losing my little girl to drugs was my worst fear ...and then it happened
• THE SURVIVOR
• Women are less likely to seek help
• Idris? I do: Luther star marries in Marrakesh
• The cruellest blow: Torture victims’ charity warns Home Office policies are inflicting fresh agony on asylum seekers
• Stance on immigratio­n is prolonging pain of survivors seeking safe haven
• Want advice on your knee surgery? Best call Romania
• I had to re-evaluate my life after an accident at work left me paraplegic
• I dropped out of uni but my adopted dad made me promise to go back to education
• Poet and photograph­er salute trusty machines
• A tragic equality leaving trail of loss and anguish
• Gaaaaar! Of course, boat’s gender is not
• £25 STAR LETTER
• Good for the sole: Mental health experts hail the power. of positive running as Scots are urged to hit the road
• Running changed my life: I no longer need medication and I’ve lost three stone
• I came, I chainsawed, I made bowls
• The power of positive thinking? Well, sitting in A& E, in agony, in a wheelchair, and being asked for a selfie was a bit of a career highlight
• The advantage of the video is it would be at the start of the trial
• – Marguerite Henderson
• The reaction from my family and the community has been mindblowin­g. They’ve given me my life back
• Brexit effect means home buyers are left in a muddle
• Spurs boss is one of Murphy’s mob
• Healthy 72-year-old enraged by grave offers amid growing
• Pure dead persistent: furious after a flurry of
• Mum may have passed but her love still lives on
• Dad watching over you all
• April 30, 1993
• Bank on a Dark Miracle
• Fairytale finally over for Ronnie’s conqueror Cahill
• World of sport
• Last-gasp penalty seals play-off spot for Ospreys
• Van Rooyen moves to top of pecking order after flurry of birdies
• Midfielder Pereira knows United have to
• Sarri insists he is keen to stay at Chelsea
• Our Europe exit has not benefitted us, says Pep
• Dyche: Season of struggles is no real surprise
• Gross edges Seagulls closer to safety zone
• Hogan helps Blades to within reach
• Cardiff’s hopes of survival are dented by Babel
• Clarke hits out at officials for penalty call
• Lennon: Cesar helped Celts on their way
• Gerrard eyes new faces after his patience snaps
• Dons blunder is not a negative for Kamara
• Ball opens up on semi red
• Del refuses to bite back at Stevie G’s jibes
• And insists Ryan holds no hard feelings
• Hhibees boss won’t stop wheeling and dealing
• The Lee family is hoping for a twin celebratio­n
• Players to slow down the Jambos rollercoas­ter
• Unitedcrui­setowinwit­h oneeyeonth­eplay-offs
• County spurred by Tannadice mind games
• Aanxious wait for Jags to secure their safety
• County spurred by Tannadice mind tactics
• Champagne’s on ice as Peaso spoils party
• East juniors
• Lowland league & highland league
• Neil knew Mcneill wasn’t too big for the Bully Wee
• Young Scot Gilmour set for UEFA final as SFA hunt next boss
• Goal machine Shanks wants the right move
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Ole should stick Pogba in a taxi with Lukaku
• Dumbarton’s Dom dreaming about Europe

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