The Scotsman - 2020-11-16

• Tributes to ‘titan’ of journalism
• Brown hints he could lead campaign to save Union in referendum
• Brian Monteith: Politics should play no part in footballin­g success
• Johnson triumphs at the Masters in Augusta
• Swinney: Level four lockdown ‘is not inevitable’
• ‘Portrait is not a Ramsay’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Opposition considerin­g no confidence vote over Alex Salmond
• Brexit talks ‘need to move’ this week, minister warns
• Sir Keir Starmer calls for national action plan to roll out vaccine
• Swinney says level four lockdown in central Scotland is ‘not inevitable’
• Biden’s advisers to meet vaccine chiefs
• German bond ‘will remain after Brexit’
• Alastair Jamieson pays tribute to his father
• Rural rents jump as tenants seek the good life in the countrysid­e
• ‘National hero’ O’connor dies at 88 after fall
• Online shoppers hit by parcel delivery problems
• Thousands could develop PTSD after sudden bereavemen­t
• Rockets fired at Eritrea’s capital in escalation of Ethiopia conflict
• Death of film star Chatterjee at 85 is a ‘colossal loss to the world of cinema’
• So will it ever be the ‘right time’ for Indyref2 in your opinion, Gordon?
• Why we need to talk more about death
• Climate protests are not about cowardice
• Simple fact
• ON TWITTER
• Time for Gordon?
• Covid vaccine is a light at the end of the tunnel that should lead us to a brighter future
• Secret plan for new Army forts across Hebrides after Culloden
• The more I lean into the times I felt awkward, the more audiences respond to it’
• ‘The world was a bit too crazy. We have a moment to change things’
• MAN OF MOON
• Recounting the challenges faced by one child refugee
• LEO KEARSE
• Scrutiny is key for rentals shake-up
• The law needs changed to help bring more derelict land back into positive use
• The time is right for Scottish tech businesses to flourish
• AT-HOME HEARING TESTS
• Help in life’s toughest times
• NOW & THEN
• David Player
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Covid could kill Royal Highland Show for good
• Shepherd and Wedderburn name Carty as chairman
• Bid specialist poised for ‘big year ahead'
• What does the future hold?
• Auction house ups the bidding for top staff appointmen­ts
• Take a chance on Chazza as Bailey targets Leicester success
• Turkish delight as Hamilton wins record-equalling seventh F1 title
• Clarke puts his faith in under-fire Mcburnie
• Gordon will look to push Marshall for No 1 spot at Euro 2020
• Mckenna desperate to become regular starter again before European finals
• Former Liverpool and England keeper Clemence dies aged 72
• Belgium just too good as England fail to reach finals
• Mcgregor recalls early signs of pal Zaliukas’ illness
• Wales see off Republic to remain top of Nations League group
• Scots chase history a after latest win
• England are now ready to take on Ireland scrum insists Genge
• Wales have ‘reasons to be optimistic’ claims Williams
• Fagerson compared to a ‘tranquilis­ed water buffalo’ after vital try
• Late goal spree secures top spot for Hibs and restores confidence
• Obika clinches last-16 place for St Mirren with late winner against Queen’s Park
• ‘I have dreamt of putting that Green Jacket on all my life,’ says Johnson
• WOODS RUNS UP HORROR TEN
• Cockerill wants ‘bold’ Edinburgh performanc­e
• Thiem seals opening win over title holder Tsitsipas to gain revenge for 2019 final defeat

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