The Scotsman - 2020-12-01

• £500 bonus as thank you to ‘heroic’ health and care workers
• Spending Christmas alone ‘is major fear’
• Language app sees learners go for Gaelic
• When is too early to decorate for Christmas?
• Lennon: Celtic board discuss best way out of club’s crisis
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Inquiry says government will not pay Salmond’s legal fees
• Green’s Arcadia retail empire collapses and puts 13k jobs at risk
• Tiny cameras inside pills to help treat Scottish bowel cancer patients
• Celtic Park protest under investigat­ion after three police officers are injured
• Scotland ‘should aim to rejoin the EU in full’
• Asymptomat­ic Covid-19 tests to be carried out ‘much more routinely’
• Forbes announces £5bn plan for Scotland to build its way to recovery
• Leitch tries to clarify whether elderly should have Christmas meal outside
• Glasgow University aims for greenhouse neutral by 2030
• Failure to reach UK-EU deal would not set a good example, says chancellor Merkel
• 50,000 papers for Bayoh death inquiry
• Fringe boss wants the ‘madness’ to return
• Social enterprise shopping directory launched for Scotland
• ‘Potential game changer’ blood test to predict Alzheimers
• ‘World’s loneliest’ elephant arrives to fanfare at his new home in Cambodia
• Let’s allow a limited number of fans back in to watch football matches
• The yoofobsess­ed BBC is having a midlife crisis
• Publish and be exonerated
• Environmen­t
• Don’t believe tales about wasted foreign aid
• ON TWITTER
• Silent nights
• Efforts to curb Covid-19 virus could also help us finally escape the shadow of Aids
• Mystery of woman and coffin found buried on Aberdeen beach
• Long-buried traumas are faced along the road in a coming of age tale
• How to avoid the online Christmas shopping pitfalls this festive season
• Don’t feel lonely at Christmas time
• Scotland’s railways aren’t history, they’re the transport of the future
• Discoverin­g it’s good to talk can help landlords and tenants resolve problems
• Colleges put heads together to help people back into jobs
• NOW & THEN
• John Fraser
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• The fatstock show must go on
• Farmers dismayed by Defra roadmap for future support
• Bank of Scotland owner Lloyds reveals new boss
• Milestone as first gold comes out of mine
• E-bike tech firm raises almost £2m
• Green light for private-rental homes
• You can help to keep our poorest children warm
• London markets close November in the red as sentiment wanes through session
• If LA Rams have hopes of winning NFC West then the real Goff needs to stand up
• Great Colaci can win again at happy hunting ground Gosforth Park
• Pedersen sets sights on Solheim Cup spot in 2021
• Rank-and-file Tour players need to know more about PGA deal
• Buoyant Macintyre is feeling ‘great’ about Dubai double-header
• Grosjean’s wife reflects on the ‘several miracles’ and halo device that kept her husband alive
• Ryan demands ‘top-end’ Irish performanc­e as Scotland head for Dublin
• Fulham finally get out of a tight spot as Cavaleiro fires them to shock win over Foxes, while Villa pay for spot-kick miss
• Robertson on VAR: ‘I would rather leave it up to the ref's naked eye’
• Ederson joins calls for concussion substitute­s
• Taxi for Davidson? He’s got Saints really motoring now
• Thomson urges Scots not to panic ahead of crucial Euro 2022 qualifier with Finland
• Rangers fans will be hoping King and Dickson make their mark
• Dempster ‘fizzing’ at SPFL fixture change
• Walker disgusted at ‘shocking’ scenes
• CALDWELL AND PRESSLEY SAY BOSS NEEDS MORE TIME
• Budge loans another £1m as Covid hits club finances
• ‘This is a tremendous coup, and I’m sure his dynamic approach will allow Scottish Golf to flourish’
• Capital punishment for Edinburgh
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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