Articles from The Press and Journal (Aberdeen,Scotland) (April 15, 2020)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Moral obligation' to test and trace; STRATEGY.			211
'No threat' to Chernobyl facilities amid forest fire; UKRAINE.			298
'Promotion talk is rash' Golspie: Boss dispels speculation.	JAMIE DURENT		348
Aberdeen University helps Slovak students return home during crisis; PANDEMIC.			236
Aberdeen-Houston Gateway to go ahead online; CONFERENCE.	REBECCA BUCHAN	Conference news	197
Aberdeenshire Council to crack down on businesses staying open; RESTRICTIONS.			185
Adventures of Archie, the cat of Cove, keeping villagers' spirits up; ANIMALS.	KAITLIN EASTON		243
Author in plea for clues about enigmatic soldier; Biography: Aberdeenshire man was a war hero - and a convicted criminal.	KIERAN BEATTIE		419
Balloon decoration to cheer up medical staff; CHALLENGE.			198
Beast is tamed for city living; Jack McKeown puts the latest-generation Mitsubishi pickup through its paces.	Jack McKeown		451
Birds in the pink as they stick to their pals; WILDLIFE.	NILIMA MARSHALL		225
Boris ought to call off Brexit for good; Letters to the editor Write to: Letters to the editor, The Press and Journal, 1 Marischal Square, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1BL. email: pj.letters@ajl.co.uk All letters are subject to editing and must include your full address and daytime telephone number for verification. Thank you.		Letter to the editor	200
Brighter future in sight for lighthouse museum; Heritage trust awards PS18,000 support package to attraction.	REBEKAH MCVEY		507
Businesses have 'right to know' about spending; Grants: MSP questions finance secretary over 'disadvantaged' local firms.	REBECCA BUCHAN		569
Butcher sees changing customer preferences; DEMAND.			243
Campaign to boost demand for steak; MEAT.			167
Campaigners rail against funicular 'vanity exercise' Cairngorms: Call to halt plan amid funding furore.	MICHELLE HENDERSON		532
Centre provides food to those in need; SUPPLIES.	SUSY MACAULAY		243
Chancellor in stark warning of more 'tough times' for UK; ? Serious concerns of economic collapse in the coming months - the worst for 200 years.	DANIEL O'DONOGHUE WESTMINSTER REPORTER		938
Charity gets creative to help our veterans; Scottish War Blinded says support needed now more than ever.	JAMES WYLLIE		460
China in fear of outbreak in north; ? Emergency medical units are rushed to Russia border.	KEN MORITSUGU		475
Clach will be ready to go; ? Lilywhites chairman grateful for help from other clubs after fire.	JAMIE DURENT		481
Covid-19 setback for Tour de France; CYCLING.			155
Dark Blues have some explaining to do, says Bennett; REACTION.	ANDY SKINNER		376
Design contest to create piece of jewellery; COMMUNITY.	DANIEL BOAL		216
Don't treat dying as just numbers; Letters to the editor Write to: Letters to the editor, The Press and Journal, 1 Marischal Square, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1BL. email: pj.letters@ajl.co.uk All letters are subject to editing and must include your full address and daytime telephone number for verification. Thank you.		Letter to the editor	218
Dons reach out to NHS for club anniversary; COMMUNITY.			297
Doumbouya fears for his family as virus hits home; Striker's heart with partner and son as he restarts training.	JAMIE DURENT		628
Dryburgh pitching in to net some practice hours; Golf: Aberdonian combines love of two sports during lockdown.	DANNY LAW		504
Dundee United cut all ties with DUSF; TANNADICE.			254
Energy transition 'key' to reversing downturn; OGA chief insists now could be perfect time for new investment.	ALLISTER THOMAS		344
England: Spurs pair still facing FA disciplinary despite hiatus.			161
Extra time; Dee continue to stall as SPFL vote farce rumbles on.	PAUL THIRD		476
Family urged to battle on; Death: Baroness supports McLeod family's fight for answers on son's death.	CHRIS MACLENNAN		474
Farmers are 'not exempt' from social distancing rules.	GEMMA MACKENZIE		276
Farmers urged to put up signs to help walkers; Access: Public should follow Covid-19 guidelines.	GEMMA MACKENZIE		325
Firm 'did not wait for results' of virus tests; ? BP worker tested positive hours after leaving platform.	DAVID MCPHEE		833
Firms urged to donate surplus to NHS; PPE.	JAMES WYLLIE		194
Flats plan for pub that traded for more than century; DEVELOPMENT.	ALASTAIR GOSSIP		240
Future at Fort unclear for MacLean after his latest stint; CLAGGAN PARK.			329
Give thanks for the spirit of humanity; Letters to the editor Write to: Letters to the editor, The Press and Journal, 1 Marischal Square, Broad Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1BL. email: pj.letters@ajl.co.uk All letters are subject to editing and must include your full address and daytime telephone number for verification. Thank you.		Letter to the editor	177
Go-ahead for AgriScot show will be a morale boost for the industry; Event: Applications for exhibitors set to be opened up in early summer.	NANCY NICOLSON		315
Hopes that shopping local could become 'new norm' Covid-19 lockdown encouraging new ways of buying groceries.	SEAN MCANGUS		346
Horoscopes.	Patrick Arundell		682
Immediate goal is survival - but 'new balance' will herald change; ANALYSIS.			290
Intervention for firms left short of relief cash; SUPPORT.	ALASTAIR GOSSIP		328
Jags boss Nicolson signs a two-year contract; STRATHSPEY.			274
Joe, 12, runs up PS1,300 to help NHS from his garden; Dedicated youngster raises cash with lockdown half-marathon.	JAMES WYLLIE		370
Kelty and Brora 'earned place in League 2' BONNYRIGG.			258
Knives are sharpened amid Dundee'es Dundee's dither; ?SPFL battle lines drawn as voting farce continues.	PAUL THIRD		653
Leaders discuss Covid-19 strategy online; TECHNOLOGY.	HAU DINH		240
Livestock.			196
Marine energy company puts 27 staff on furlough; JOBS.			264
MARKETS Oil price slump affects FTSE.	HENRY SAKER-CLARK		264
Mental health initiative to be rolled out nationwide; WELLBEING.	PAUL MALIK		292
MoD contractors accused of importing Covid-19 risk; Dozens travel to Moray to work at RAF base and housing estates.	DAVID MACKAY		471
MP asks firm to think again over axing jobs; REDUNDANCIES.	ALLISTER THOMAS		471
Net zero target 'should remain priority' RENEWABLES.	ALLISTER THOMAS		194
North Korean jets fire several missiles; ASIA.			245
Olympics delay could be benefit for sprinter; ? Rees believes Games being next year could help selection.	FRASER CLYNE		408
On this day.			199
Patience's place is still secure for rescheduled Olympics; SAILING.			264
Pilot added to ranks of 'The Few' HERITAGE.	MICHAEL DRUMMOND		298
Plans for poet's centenary; Arts: Programme to be expanded online to celebrate former Scots makar.	LUCINDA CAMERON		510
Port seeks contractor for new waterway pilot vessel; Investment: Boat will be used to assist ships and oil rigs in Cromarty Firth.	CHRIS MACLENNAN		343
PPE distributor defends pPE distributor defends prioritising England; ? Cross-border storm blows up over anti-coronavirus kit.	TOM PETERKIN POLITICAL EDITOR		805
President claims he has 'total authority' over reopening United States' economy; AMERICA.			341
Princess was crowning glory; Car enthusiast Andrew Martin considers what might have been if the British Leyland Vanden Plas prototype had gone into production in the beleaguered car industry of the 1970s.			955
Pupils' grades to form student criteria; EDUCATION.	TOM EDEN		238
RNLI's plea to stay safe at home, ashore; LIFEBOAT.	DANIEL BOAL		240
Silver lining as Jarrett pockets PS250 in winter race series GRAND PRIX.			257
Staff at Sizzle donate meals to nurses; SUPPORT.	KARLA SINCLAIR		249
Sturgeon: 'It's too early' to know if peak has hit.	DEREK HEALEY		385
Tatters: Reconstruction 'not to be glossed over' ELGIN CITY.	ANDY SKINNER		330
Taxi driver's outrage at fares scams; POLICE.			192
This pandemic's grim enough without the fools who give conspiracy theories oxygen.	Iain Maciver		847
Thorny issue for SPFL as Jags take advice from a QC; PARTICK.			376
Trump loses legal battle; Dispute: US president's trademarks revoked.	MARK MACKAY		400
tv highlights.			289
Two residents of Shetland care home die; ISLANDS.			247
Unlike Winston, can PM win war and peace?	Daniel O'Donoghue		871
War hero drove D-Day tank.			290
We must not paper over the cracks; The Voice of the North.			242
Who said it.			232
Work in gym suffers during crisis; TRAINING.			204
Zoo celebrating the 30th birthday of one of the UK's oldest penguins; ANIMALS.	AMY MURPHY		315