The Scotsman - 2020-11-20

• New hope as every Scottish adult promised vaccine by the spring
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Johnson guarantees future of the Black Watch regiment
• Glasgow author Stuart wins the Booker Prize with debut novel Shuggie Bain
• Concern as Scottish cycling fatalities reach a six-year high
• Minimum pricing sees 11% fall in units bought
• Mass testing for students at Christmas
• MSPS vote for travel ban for Scots despite grave doubts and legality concerns
• BBC defends decision to keep airing Scotland's daily Covid-19 briefings
• Oliver Mundell resigns from Shadow Cabinet over support for travel ban
• Two officers injured on bypass after car collides with police vehicle
• National Trust for Scotland chief backs campaign to protect Jupiter Artland
• Lockerbie bomber’s lawyer in funds plea to pay for appeal
• Borders Railway’s ‘fragile, inconsiste­nt and unsatisfac­tory’ performanc­e condemned as campaigner­s call for action
• Holyrood hails Biden over his EU stance
• Scotland to be ‘worst hit’ by Brexit disruption
• Wife of runner ‘did not realise his impact’
• Service aims to tackle fraud as one in ten fall victim to online scams
• MP calls on culture secretary for funding to help save ice rink
• Judge to rule on Rooney and Vardy ‘Wag Wars’ case in bid to avoid trial
• US Secretary of State visits Israeli settlement in first by top diplomat
• Concerns rise as surge in coronaviru­s cases sees Africa pass two million
• Arrogance and lack of concern for devolved nations may end Union
• Yes, I’m still wearing a face mask even though I detest it
• We must invest to support cycling
• Inside Trasnport
• Greatest gift Poor show
• Shooting fish
• ON TWITTER
• New Year hope No more heroes?
• Scotland should be taking a holistic approach to dealing with the coronaviru­s
• ‘Don’t let romanticis­m obscure the threat the Jacobites posed’
• Visions of Luxor and unlikely hotel guests release 2020’s heavy emotional weight
• A double dose of the crafting queen to bring some Christmas cheer
• Lament for Sheku Bayoh: The death in Scottish police custody that has prompted a new play
• How quickly will the vaccine be rolled out?
• Nation enjoys leisure time in the pre-digital age
• Helping you at the most difficult time of life
• NOW & THEN
• Des O’connor
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• QMS to gain £1m from meat levy
• Measuring for a clean and green farming climate
• Macfarlane reports robust sales and a change of director
• Firm on move after combined 125 years
• Edinburgh housing projects can form blueprint for green living
• Parcel hike sees Royal Mail share price soar
• Owner of B&Q and Screwfix sees 17.6 per cent sales boost as locked-down consumers rush to spruce up their homes
• Luxury hotel for Garden Festival site
• Technology is providing sustainabi­lity solutions
• This weeks FTSE vaccine gains wiped out
• IN A LEAGUE OF ITS OWN
• CUPRA LEON ORDERS OPEN
• UPDATES FOR DISCOVERY
• Rangers director’s delight as Woods and son sign up to play in his PGA Tour event
• Exciting chase prospect Chantry House can take home Ascot prize
• Dodson will brief clubs on SRU’S financial position amid Covid fallout
• France could change half their team for Murrayfiel­d game
• Jones questions Ireland’s ability to dominate England at Twickenham
• Pivac backs Botham to have ‘very big future’ as grandson of cricket great prepares to make Wales debut against Georgia
• Murray and Soares to team up again in 2021
• Guardiola craves more silverware after signing new City deal
• Goodwin: Shaughness­y ban is ‘not ideal’ but Saints can cope
• Lee reveals coaching role which sparked desire for job at Hearts
• Walker and Roberts available to face Dunfermlin­e but Hearts manager says Ginnelly won’t be fit for trip to East End Park
• Dyer hopes Euro 2020 carrot spurs on Killie duo
• 25 years on from the derby which had everything...
• Lennon admits transfer speculatio­n has been affecting Edouard’s form
• Tired Clarke planning to reflect on a job well done
• FANS’ FREE-TO-AIR CAMPAIGN
• Gallagher stays upbeat for future challenges despite Israel ‘sour note’
• Dons warn of crisis if supporters locked out

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