The Scotsman - 2020-10-14

• Tougher Covid restrictio­ns on the way, warns Sturgeon
• Meet Scotland’s Food Heroes
• Rush for flu vaccine leaves pharmacies wiped out
• National Trust faces ire over sale of island
• Scotland manager Clarke defends playing during a pandemic
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Leslie accuser denies claim ‘inspired’ by Metoo movement
• Watching nature on TV can boost feelings of wellbeing without leaving your home
• SNP is reported for using woman dressed as Scout in broadcast
• Providing breakfasts at school to stop poorer children from going hungry is ‘morally right thing to do’ says Labour MP
• MPS vote to end EU vessels’ right to UK waters
• One in three children living in poverty in the worst-hit areas
• SNP demands more support from Sunak amid mass unemployme­nt fear
• Patient suffers ‘sudden loss of hearing’ linked to coronaviru­s
• Subway operator issues cuts warning despite £4 million funding package
• Festival Fringe promoters secure major public funding bailouts
• Four ferry firms win post-brexit freight contracts worth £77.6m to ensure ‘smooth supply’ of goods continues
• Pensioners to get cash off winter fuel bills
• Trad music scene’s fears as lockdown stops performanc­es
• Capital pub holds ‘silent folk music sessions’ in protest at restrictio­ns
• Harry Potter first edition sells for double asking price
• Fears grow for world’s oldest post office
• PM: ‘No fear’ at failing to get EU trade deal
• Supertrawl­er forced to move on after environmen­tal activists board vessel
• Defiant Trump defends virus record in first post-covid rally
• Cyprus cancels its ‘golden passport’ scheme amid corruption allegation­s
• Cancelling National 5 exams raises the question: do they really matter?
• Here’s the roadmap for a ‘Marshall Plan’ to save the planet
• National Trust must make tough choices
• INSIDE ARTS
• End SQA discrimina­tion over disabled pupils
• ON TWITTER
• One flu over
• Black lawyer and poet Francis Williams was so much more than David Hume’s ‘parrot’
• 10 best places to experience ‘dark skies’
• Little Hans, the Wolf Man, etc.
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NOW & THEN
• Tom Mcglashan
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Interest grows in farm partners
• Farming industry vows to fight food standards defeat
• Recycling ‘super plant’ set to slash landfill waste
• Plans submitted for new industrial estate
• Glasgow triple-floor office deal is largest since lockdown in March
• Hospitalit­y giant behind All Bar One and the capital’s Sheep Heid Inn to cut jobs
• Social media boss ‘likes’ cryptocurr­ency offering
• SSE halfway towards its £2bn target
• London markets and pound slip during torrid day
• Tis Marvellous has fantastic chance of Nottingham success
• Menuisier: Wonderful Tonight is ‘60-40’ for Ascot run
• Enable retirement will leave huge void in Gosden’s yard, says Havlin
• Sagan wins stage 10 in style as Giro hit by coronaviru­s cases
• Gang of Four have become the Three Amigos – without Murray
• Stewart: I am not seeking to talk down Hamilton
• Larmour out of Ireland’s autumn campaign with dislocated shoulder
• Striking first: Why Celtic and Rangers dare not lose opening Old Firm clash
• Cavani will miss Newcastle trip but could make United bow against PSG
• Heart-warming night for Haring as Wighton shines with hat-trick
• ‘Hopefully I’m as good at Rangers’ – Kamara happy with his Finland form as he targets Helsinki victory against Ireland
• Gray pops up to grab late winner as Hibs scrape cup win at Forfar
• Edwards header earns United a hard-fought victory over Lowland League Kelty
• Gray heads late winner for Hibs
• European Tour efforts to deliver Fife event rewarded with a strong field of British and Irish players
• RYAN JACK,
• Townsend: Scots need to bring energy

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