The Scotsman - 2020-10-13

• Public urged to dial 999 when a child is smacked
• Scots braced for winter of local lockdowns as three tier system introduced
• Trump pick takes stand in US court showdown
• Highlands bunker is best in UK
• Anarchy by the Tay
• Peace breaks out between Russell and Townsend
• UK-EU trade talks continue as deadline for deal approaches
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Olympic champion Skinner opens cafe with a bar made from velodrome
• Alcohol price rise ‘likely’ to face court challenge
• Speakers switched off outside crematoriu­m
• UK facing £40bn tax rises as borrowing reaches Second World War levels
• Fourth in world for new Covid cases
• Ward closed to admissions after outbreak among patients and staff
• Pupils told to wrap up as windows stay open at Edinburgh schools
• Calls for First Minister breach probe to be extended
• Facebook prohibits Holocaust denial
• Ferrier: ‘I was hung out to dry by the SNP after scripted apology’
• In spite of all the condemnati­on why is Margaret Ferrier still an MP, earning £80k, and how does a recall petition work?
• Baby food jars blackmaile­r gets 14 years
• ‘Dramatic worldwide action is needed’ for new clean technology
• Families are facing destitutio­n after years of austerity, warn children’s charities
• Multiple sclerosis drug approved for NHS treatment in Scotland
• Invention rejected by Dragons’ Den wins major contracts
• Analysis of teeth reveals mammals once lived like reptiles
• Scientists return to Germany from Arctic with wealth of climate data
• Tax changes could help transform the UK’S London-centric economy
• Dishy Rishi hits a bum note with struggling musicians
• Smacking ban must build up support
• Environmen­t
• Imagine an Indy Scotland, living life in peace
• Hard questions
• ON TWITTER
• Tiers by bedtime
• Smacks of OTT?
• The case against this despotic US President is overwhelmi­ng
• ‘I still harbour terrible guilt about it. I’ve lived with my brother’s suicide for 17 years’
• ‘Baking allows me to look after part of me that I neglect – mental health’
• People with autism face uphill battles
• We all have a role to play in the prevention of suicide
• Where there’s a Will there’s a way to make a difference
• Everyone loses when fewer women start businesses
• Unauthoris­ed biting
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• Dr Chris Cameron
• Pat Smullen
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Land mangers aim to raise profile of Scots Access Code
• Trade deal standards vote blow
• More than 100 new affordable homes in East Kilbride
• Aberdeen oil and gas services firm saved
• Scotgold to use cash injection to double output
• Accelerate­her Awards launch online programme for 2021
• STV adds drama and sport hours
• First-time buyers need key role in Scots market
• PM’S covid statement dents Ftse
• Horrific leg break is nightmare scenario for Cowboys’ franchise-tagged Prescott
• Smith adds to tally at Musselburg­h but Jardine ends up top Flat trainer
• Why proud Laird deserves more credit for his Tour success
• SFA secures £5m business loan as coronaviru­s hits finances
• Kilmarnock manager Dyer says appeal to delay Livingston game has been denied as he makes late call on Pars cup clash
• Revitalise­d Walker looks primed to get keys to No 10 at Tynecastle
• Gerrard in clear as case against him ‘not proven’
• Celtic ‘frustrated’ after Elhamed tests positive for coronaviru­s
• Clarke should be lauded for delivering feel-good moment for Scottish football
• ‘I’ve reflected on what I could have done better with Finn and in my role as a coach’
• For the kids
• “It was the weirdest thing when we ran out and saw the Broomloan Stand was a sea of blue”
• Hibs without 11 for Betfred tie at Forfar

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