The Scotsman - 2020-11-04

• Terrorist attack on the UK ‘highly likely’ warns Patel
• How Sir Sean helped our brighest and best
• Clarke’s crunch Euro squad assessed
• Furlough confusion as government back pedals
• Tributes to ‘true talent’ of comedy
• State-aid rules mean government cannot bail out Bifab
• Amazon to make six-part oil rig thriller at Jason Connery's new Leith film studio
• No major problems detected in United States voting process so far
• Melania ditches her mask when voting as bullish husband tells a rally in Wisconsin Biden is ‘not what USA needs’
• Record numbers vote in bitter contest
• Nicola Sturgeon says 'only a fool' would rule out a second national lockdown
• Increasing pressure on government to reveal legal advice
• Emails from lawyers reveal how Salmond won action against Scottish Government
• Arbitratio­n process 'not appropriat­e' for Salmond complaints
• People forced to turn to the private sector for mental health support
• ‘Fundamenta­l shift’ needed to tackle misuse of fireworks
• Screen and stage actor Mcavoy spearheads new campaign to help future generation­s of Scots pursue careers in the arts
• Rebus author wants Artland to be protected from housing threat
• Serial fantasist Beech loses his appeal
• Father appeals to public to help end family’s ‘living hell’ over missing son
• Scotland’s roads to be patrolled by record number of gritters
• Doddie Weir heads list of award winners
• £200m vision for former Ravenscrai­g steelworks site
• Lifeline funding deals for Scotland's independen­t cinemas revealed
• Vienna attacker was Islamist who was released early from prison
• Hong Kong investigat­ive journalist’s arrest described as police ‘scare tactic’
• Smacking ban rids us of a law that allowed adults to assault their kids
• Offshore wind power dream in jeopardy
• Inside Arts
• Tories playing political games with furlough
• Cost error
• ON TWITTER
• Trump must go
• Why the SNP government must agree to publish the legal advice in Salmond case
• 10 easier Munros to climb
• Meet Aylett from Roan’s Dairy in Barnbarroc­h
• Widdershin­s or deasil
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NOW & THEN
• Kevin Mccarra
• DOUBLE DOUBLE CROSSWORD CROSSWORD
• Vintage ‘Fergie’ up for auction
• Biosecurit­y alert issued after new bird flu outbreak
• Hydrogen tech firm powers up green bus project
• Non-execs appointed to i nvestment bank
• Fanduel co-founders secure new investment for their Flick sport app
• Primark looks to extend Christmas opening hours amid lockdown warning
• Wolfson owners appoint new boss
• Bitcoin further assimilate­s into mainstream
• Markets rally as traders bet on clear Biden win
• Hughes has full book of rides for Musselburg­h jumps opener
• Mercedes confident Hamilton will extend stay and not quit
• Shock over pro’s departure from historic Scottish golf club
• Scapegoat who became a legend
• Dallas urges Leeds to bounce back after suffering heavy defeat by Rodgers’ Foxes
• Elyounouss­i focused on Celtic despite chance of Southampto­n return
• Cottagers will have to take risks says Parker after securing their first win
• Wales manager Giggs to miss November games after arrest on suspicion of assault
• Maguire hits back at Keane claim that United lack leadership
• No consensus on how the season would finish, admits Doncaster
• Griffiths returns to internatio­nal squad with warning from Clarke
• “I was effectivel­y clinically dead, and I’m told I was showing no signs of consciousn­ess”
• Matthew tests positive for Covid
• It’s a wrap: Murray back in training after injury but will not play again in 2020

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