The Scotsman - 2020-11-02

• Foolish to rule out a second Scottish lockdown – Swinney
• Sport: Semi-final win puts Celtic back on track
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Trump resorts paid at least £250,000 by the US government
• Wonderful to be reunited with my Masterchef friends, says Wallace
• From Edinburgh to Hollywood, Purves Puppets pull strings to ensure survival
• The Proclaimer­s back charity campaign to feed Liberian children
• NHS hoping for potential Covid vaccine ‘in December’
• Johnson’s strategy has failed, claims Sridhar
• Film studio among many proposals for rememberin­g the life of Sir Sean
• Sunak urged to reform duty and save pubs
• Brexit will be ‘crisis of UK’S own making’
• Edinburgh urged to stop building new hotels and 'reimagine' a different future
• Easyjet boss fears rival airlines will use state aid to ‘grab market share’
• Football legend Sir Bobby Charlton given dementia diagnosis
• Fishermen are rescued from Storm Aiden
• Plans for Motherwell to become major railway hub approved
• One in ten Scots is drinking more than normal in lockdown
• Election fever-pitch as Trump and Biden make final push for votes
• At least seven people killed as 140mph super-typhoon slams into Philippine­s
• Let’s agree – Johnson’s response to the virus has been a total shambles
• A second lockdown has not yet been justified
• Sir Sean’s greatest role may be to come
• Inside Justice
• Only realistic option for Scotland is a divorce
• Care questions
• ON TWITTER
• Friends in need
• Lockdown alert
• Connery tribute
• It is in all our interests for Labour’s voice to be heard and respected again Christine Jardine
• Pictish fort in Highlands comes to life in digital reconstruc­tion
• MAEVE GILCHRIST
• WENDY WASON
• Storytelle­r Andy’s star is shining bright over Covid
• ‘Right to roam’ not as simple as it looks
• Five-tier restrictio­ns bring crucial time for Scotland’s commercial tenants
• Businesses must learn to take their employees’ mental health seriously
• Mediators’ Green Pledge will form foundation of sector’s response to climate change
• Brochan lom, tana lom
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Sir Sean Connery
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Do we finally have a plan for future farming policy?
• Life sciences project aims to boost recovery
• Firms facing tribunal claims set to jump
• An education-led response
• Burness Paull picks partner to form public law powerhouse
• Smart phones– helping you be closer to your loved ones ...
• An End to Getting Frustrated with your Smartphone
• Another sweet victory in Wales as Edinburgh finally get off the mark
• In-form Victory Chime can ring up another win at Kempton
• Gerrard hails Itten as Rangers go nine clear
• Up for the cup Scotland celebrate historic victory
• Townsend hails Hogg leadership
• England quickly back to business after third Six Nations title of Eddie Jones era
• Key appointmen­ts that helped build the basis for triumph in Wales
• Naismith’s still hungry formore cup ‘treasure’
• Ross insists Nisbet can bounce back from costly spot-kick miss
• Gordon pays tribute to great guy, a real leader
• Mcallister’s last-gasp winner preserves Cove’s home record
• Mckinnon hails players as Spiders climb to top of table
• Crawford happy with Pars’ perfect start but won’t get carried away
• Tavernier gets job done as Rangers grind out win
• Mellon hopes cuts will not affect his players
• Holt calls on his Lions to be more tenacious
• Aubameyang punishes Pogba error as Arsenal make sloppy United pay penalty at Old Trafford
• Macintyre joint third as Shinkwin wins play-off
• Hamilton claims he could quit F1 after putting one hand on seventh world title

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