The Scotsman - 2020-09-04

• Covid on the rise again as Sturgeon tells Scots ‘do the right thing’
• Waverley steamer crashes into pier
• Why are our children the unhappiest in Europe?
• Portugal on quarantine list for Scots
• Scotland at play in the Sixties
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scottish Album of the Year winner demands end to music ban
• ‘A misogynist and a sexist’: FM blasts proposed Abbott trade role
• Brussels’ Brexit position ‘unrealisti­c’
• First-time buyers hit seven-year low as costs of first house rocket
• Why things for first-time buyers may get worse before they get better
• Charges loom for ‘irresponsi­ble’ rave
• Sturgeon says Glasgow bias claims ‘ridiculous’
• Theatre nurse breached quarantine with hospital return
• SNP urged to stop pushing independen­ce after Freeman plea
• Lineker praises ‘best of Britain’s values’ as he agrees to take refugee into home
• Online giant to take on hundreds of Scots workers
• Russia warned of ‘consequenc­es’ as PM says poison use ‘outrageous’
• Festival facing Christmas deadline for crunch decisions on comeback
• Crash co-pilot was ‘critical’ in saving lives
• Care home branded ‘unsatisfac­tory’ after damning report
• ‘Cash support has saved our restaurant chain’
• UK Government cash helping Scottish firms to bounce back
• More than 400 people apply to live on tiny Scottish island
• Twist of fate: project to revive riverside nature
• New York police investigat­ed following death of black man
• Pregnant woman in pyjamas arrested over anti-lockdown post
• Will the BBC speak truth to power?
• We may pay a price for printing money like there’s no tomorrow
• Any Covid risks must be calculated ones
• Inside Transport
• Follow the logic
• Leonard must go
• Bedded-in votes?
• We should listen to ‘glass half full’ experts and shoo away the Covid bogeyman
• ON TWITTER
• Fishy principles
• Don’t panic?
• Rhododendr­ons and missionari­es
• ‘Not even Covid, has been able to thwart that torrent of generosity’
• ‘It’s nice to get away from news and do something unrelentin­gly positive’
• Help in life’s toughest times
• Michael Brown
• NOW & THEN
• Research brings latest tech into sheep farming
• Young is new head of auctioneer­s
• Warning of ‘severe’ impact on firms of lack of rate clarity
• Chairman of SBRC to leave organisati­on
• £4m funding unveiled to catalyse new Scots firms
• Rose award to promote women
• Ayrshire optometry group Urquhart Opticians focuses on further growth
• Plans on track for Inverness project
• Employers, shielding, and getting back to work
• FTSE suffers transatlan­tic contagion
• AFFAIRS OF THE HEART
• SKODA UNVEILS NEW ENYAQ EV
• Yates’ team in control of yellow as break wins the day at Mont Aigoual
• Labeebb must defy 9lb rise to score hat-trick but can improve
• End of era at Williams as Sir Frank and Claire leave
• Malcolm ‘excited’ about new role as head coach in British Olympic programme
• Yorkshire to investigat­e Rafiq’s claim of racism
• Wightman eager to test himself as he switches to 800m in Manchester
• Muguruza out after stunning comeback by Pironkova
• Konta hopes of glory end as she squanders her early lead over Cirstea
• Norrie ‘playing for free’ at Flushing Meadows after causing major upset
• In-form Syme joint leader as he defies wind at Valderrama
• Mcilroy eyes title defence after welcoming new baby
• On-song Cameron takes four-shot lead into the final day at Deer Park
• Ashe looking forward to next chapter as Glasgow confirm back-rower will depart
• U-turn a possibilit­y /Messi may remain with Barcelona after all
• Hibs’ tribute to director O’neill
• Duffy powers home stoppage-time header to salvage point for Kenny
• FOCUS ON ISRAEL
• Israel rely on their ‘Tartan spies’ for intelligen­ce
• “I felt immensely proud to get my first game for Edinburgh, and I’ll feel just as proud to get my 150th”
• Rangers in Government talks to bring back fans
• Adam keen on Dundee
• Clarke: It’s no dress rehearsal

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