The Scotsman - 2020-09-10

• How to argue with a climate crisis sceptic
• Scotland ‘in a dangerous place’ amid Covid rises
• Leonard turns on ‘despicable’ Labour rebels
• Sturgeon may take UK to court over post-brexit plan
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Warning as report shows ‘catastroph­ic’ loss of plants and animals across globe
• Surprise as rare leatherbac­k turtle spotted near Hebridean isle of Muck
• ‘It is good news for business, for jobs and for consumers’
• No Plan B for Scottish furlough
• Covid crackdown for indoor rave kingpins
• People taken into hospital with Covid-19 split into four groups
• ‘Punctured lung’ developed in patients with coronaviru­s
• How much of a setback is the pausing of the Oxford vaccine trials?
• Coronaviru­s vaccine trial pause after reports of side effect underlines need for oversight, says expert
• Films will need to fill diversity guidelines to win best Oscar prize
• Retail sector job cuts worse than feared at 125,000 in eight months
• Citizens’ assembly backs tax on frequent fliers
• ‘Farcical’ hybrid voting system blasted by MSP
• Samaritans launch guidelines for tech firms over self-harm
• Did two-hour delay in response cost lives asks bombing inquiry
• Fake booze – proving whisky is genuine
• Flight crew incomplete monitoring the norm, crash inquiry is told
• Blaze destroys Greece’s largest migrant camp after lockdown
• Disney attacked over filming Mulan in rights abuse region
• Found in translatio­n: insightful writing on male violence
• Inside Health
• Indyref BOGOF
• The United States’ electoral college system is not fundamenta­lly flawed
• ON TWITTER
• Contempt for law
• Ruth’s on air
• Boris and his Brexit Band, drunk on myths of Imperial greatness, are leading UK to catastroph­e
• Malice raises questions that may tarnish the Crown
• Kamikaze mosquitoes
• The privilege of witnessing history comes at a price
• The Sunday night drama exploring racism, colonialis­m and war
• The food industry is investing in future
• Large pelagic fishing boats tick the sustainabi­lity boxes
• The green recovery will take root in Scottish agricultur­e
• Entreprene­urial spirit in food tourism sector is plain to see
• A sanctuary in the heart of the city
• Work hard and play hard
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Marilyn Imrie
• NOW & THEN
• EU trade deal is vital for lamb exports says QMS
• NFUS welcomes early payments
• Glasgow fashion chain Quiz closing stores amid Covid
• Codeclan launches cybersecur­ity course
• STV Studios to make farming series in new commission
• Ethnicity pay gap data grows
• Key Standard Life trust offers optimistic outlook for smaller companies
• Agency’s former rookie now co-leader
• Challenger banks facing challenges of their own
• FTSE on up in wake of halt to US tech rout
• Indigo Girl and Logician give Gosden and Dettori double chance
• St Leger to be fan-free as pilot event is called off
• Ewan pips Bennett to double stage win tally and targets a third in Paris
• Edinburgh’s magnificen­t six
• Five-match ban rules Farrell out of Sarries’ Champions Cup tie
• Lowry hopes new clubs give him a lift
• Fleetwood has one eye on Winged Foot
• Heat is on with 113 degree temperatur­es
• Getting it in the neck: Djokovic and Farrell take notoriety to new levels
• Top T20 star Malan faces fight to earn ODI place
• Semi-finalist Zverev hits back at Navratilov­a over ‘pat-a-cake tennis’ remark
• Frustratio­n for Hibs as Fraser signs for MK Dons
• Burke joins Blades from Baggies as Robinson heads the other way
• Fraser: I made decision not to play and got battered for it
• Forrest... 12 seasons to be cheerful
• Mackay hails young Scots for winning Euro return
• “I think I was pretty close to not winning but I kept fighting. That’s what I’m most pleased about”
• Hogg suffers injury scare
• Next stop, Serie A /Hickey desperate to lock horns with Ronaldo and Ibrahimovi­c
• Sturgeon set to put brakes on the return of fans to football

The Scotsman - 2020-09-09

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