The Scotsman - 2020-12-11

• PREPARE FOR NO DEAL
• Sturgeon says husband ‘being used as a weapon’ against her
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Universiti­es under pressure to refund rents of students
• Grandfathe­r tells lifeboat crew who saved him 50 years ago ‘I owe you everything’
• Festival performers from overseas won’t need work permit, says minister
• Former Hibs star Alex Cropley is diagnosed with dementia
• Disgraced MSP claims over £8,500 in expenses
• More than 5,000 Scots successful­ly given the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine
• Sports handed share of £55m to limit impact of lost ticket revenue
• FM is accused by Edinburgh Airport of 'campaignin­g against aviation'
• FMQS sketch: Salmond inquiry baked in denial and obfuscatio­n
• Threat of Christmas toy shortages due to disruption at UK ports
• Labour urges government to wake up over ports chaos threatenin­g deliveries of essential goods across UK
• Non-chemo blood cancer drug gets green light
• PM sued over refusal to sack Priti Patel
• WINTER COVID-19 EMERGENCY
• Plans to turn home of ‘wickedest man in the world’ into holiday retreat
• Sturgeon keeps quiet on under-16 puberty blocking drugs
• American billionair­e pays for ‘oldest Scottish coastal steamer’ restoratio­n
• Lebanon PM charged over deadly Beirut port bomb blast negligence
• Africa criticises Covid-19 vaccine inequality and warns of second wave
• Northern Ireland might be closer to the UK exit door than Scotland
• Here’s one New Year resolution you could try right now
• Shining example of humanity at its finest
• Inside Transport
• Failing children
• ON TWITTER
• Boxing clever
• Remainers should also do some soul-searching
• Shine the light of hope in our communitie­s
• The story of Edinburgh Rock - a most celebrated confection
• Why Christmas TV isn’t the same this year
• Edward Kane, Advocate in A Promise is a Promise
• Pivotal moments in decade of rising political turbulence
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• NOW & THEN
• Bob Tollervey
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Questions over AHDB powers
• Property relief tax reform could hit rural economy
• New plan will see UK’S longest trains in Grangemout­h
• Works starts on giant offshore wind farm
• Losses slashed despite Covid as Firstgroup puts finances on track
• Owner of Sports Direct and House of Fraser sees profits rise as Debenhams talks with administra­tors continue
• Dobbies strikes new delivery deal amid boom
• UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND
• Markets Continue Waiting Game For Brexit Plans
• LIVING THE HILUX LIFE
• MINI PLANS ELECTRIC JCW HOT HATCH
• Kalashniko­v can shoot for glory in The Peterborou­gh Chase
• Higgins on Scottish Open exit: ‘It’s embarrassi­ng. I’ve not got a clue’
• Baxter: Little value in comparing rugby’s past with current concussion protocols
• Big guns are back – but Blain and Chamberlai­n have made a big impact
• Boyd embraces French test against Bordeaux-begles as Northampto­n seek to arrest form slump
• Price feels ‘Pro14 is looked down on’
• Macintyre chasing Perez after great start in Dubai
• Perthshire preparing for jobs boost as Murrayshal­l unveils £15m investment plan
• Astle family reveals that former Hibs hero Cropley has dementia
• Ciao Paolo: Football family mourns death of Italy’s 1982 World Cup star Rossi
• Hearts in negotiatio­ns with Smith and Kingsley over new contracts
• Livi caretaker Martindale is not feeling any extra pressure
• Rangers hit the Euro jackpot as Gerrard’s men poleaxe Poznan to finish top of pile
• Turnbull to the rescue as Celtic end on a high note
• Dons defender Devlin suffers fresh setback
• Goodwin’s ultimatum to misfiring strikers
• WALKER DOESN’T EXPECT LENNON TO KEEP HIS JOB
• Hibs will be ready if Ross quits as rumours link boss with Celtic
• GREGOR TOWNSEND
• Lech Poznan 0 Rangers 2: Gerrard delighted as players seal top spot

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