The Scotsman - 2020-10-10

• Royal recognitio­n for Covid heroes
• Sunak’s local furlough to help firms told to close
• Brian Wilson on what Donald Dewar would make of devolution
• Willie Morgan on World Cup glory and the Swinging Sixties
• Aileen Campbell on helping the most vulnerable through the pandemic
• Gaby Soutar grabs a pizza of the dining action
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD WEEKEND CROSSWORD NO 3316
• ‘ The most amazing experience’ - Ayrshire couple turn wedding into three- day tour
• We’ll do everything to avoid more shielding, promises First Minister
• Analysis: Furlough extension shows pandemic still in control
• Nightclubs fear latest government rescue won’t stop collapse
• Sturgeon forced to publish cafe definition after closure confusion
• Fewer than half fully comply with rules
• Kintore Station: Rail services return to NE town after almost 60 years
• Scotland’s oldest miniature railway in Arbroath closes as passengers dwindle
• Pupils faced five exam downgrades as SNP accused of ‘ knowingly failing’ them
• Critics backed by Priestley report as SQA continues to deny obvious
• Brexit talks to resume next week ahead of EU summit in Brussels
• Transport police seize drugs and weapons at Waverley
• Uncovering lost settlement buried in sand
• ‘ You were all telt!’ – Godley on voiceovers
• Covid deaths at Western General
• Setting Scotland on course for recovery
• Creative Scotland faces £ 7m funding shortfall after 350 pleas for support
• Appeal for cultural change at troubled Serco sleeper service
• ‘ Extremist militias’ behind plot to kidnap Michigan governor
• UN World Food Programme wins Nobel Peace Prize for battling hunger
• Devil will be in the furlough detail
• Pubs and eateries need a disaster recovery plan
• Does Scotland really value Saltires more than its kids?
• Sturgeon’s integrity must be questioned
• Forget inquiry
• ON TWITTER
• How Black Peter escaped slavery by fleeing from US to Scotland
• Frank Skinner and Denise Mina retrace Boswell & Johnson’s Scottish road trip
• Helping you at the most difficult time of life
• NOW & THEN
• Dr Barry Cullen
• How do I prove I’m me when buying online if I don’t have a mobile device?
• Regulation­s ‘ stifle research into breeding of crops’
• Lamb plan for St Andrew’s night
• Stagecoach sees passenger demand recovery continue
• Edinburgh EY accountant lifts Icas title
• New freight connection linking Scotland to mainland Europe
• Chancellor Sunak’s eat out to help out scheme not enough to turn the tide as economic recovery slowed down in August
• CMA backs Carlsberg Marston’s merger
• FTSE100 lifts on Sunak’s new support package
• Transform your bathroom
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Leoncavall­o can give Pipe dream success in the Cesarewitc­h
• Nadal brushes off Schwartzma­n to reach 13th final at Roland Garros
• All non- pro rugby is postponed until 2021
• ‘ The football gods owed me’ says Clarke as Scots’ shootout win eases manager’s past pain
• New boy Kingsley delighted to get started with Hearts after a challengin­g summer
• Skipper Murray at the double as Pars claim bragging rights with win over Bairns
• Mellon eager for United to treat cup with same importance as league
• Stephen is adamant that his brothers Mcginn have earned the right to shine
• Lennon will “prep” players differentl­y for Old Firm game without fans
• Extra edge to Glasgow derby as Jags host Mckinnon’s new- look Spiders
• Scottish Golf urged to let clubs delay reporting their new membership numbers
• Scot Forrest has PGA leaders Fitzpatric­k and Lowry in his sights at Wentworth
• Duhan van der Merwe is backed to make step up with Scotland
• Wilson’s home debut will be greeted by the sound of silence as Glasgow Warriors take on Scarlets at deserted Scotstoun
• Demare makes it three with Giro sprint
• Bristol boss Lam expects the play- offs to deliver entertaini­ng rugby
• Edinburgh and Glasgow need a win before losing key players to Scotland
• Marshall’s long- term plan bearing fruit with his Scotland place looking assured
• Grand tour
• Powerful portraits
• Spanish highs
• Food & Drink
• Humble ambition
• Milliner Sally- Anne Provan
• Eco concerns drives new demand for wine in a box
• ALSO SHOWING
• The uncertaint­y and excitement of growing up
• Divided we stand
• Passing encounters
• A Large Measure of Snow
• Jenny Sturgeon’s album invokes the spirit of Nan Shepherd
• Scottish theatre on Isle of Mull launches digital platform
• What not to miss in the week ahead
• Bears and beers in Bern
• Kyle of Lochalsh
• ‘ True fulfilment in life means walking your own path’
• Heed the lessons in life from companion planting
• Cancelling the Wave Classic is a blow to Tiree and its economy but the right thing to do
• Your life in the stars

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