The Scotsman - 2021-01-15

• Legal threat over ‘secret filming’ of online classes
• Fishermen’s fury at Rees-mogg
• Every day for 70 years, I have tackled The Scotsman puzzles
• Vaccine data ‘too sensitive to publish’
• Leonard goes ahead of election
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sturgeon and Salmond’s meetings to be included in inquiry
• No 10 backs minister who didn’t read deal
• Rudd slams Johnson’s ‘boys’ club’ behaviour and accuses him of failing to treat women colleagues as equals in government
• Murray has minor symptoms of Covid-19
• Scots tourism industry faces ‘many more casualties’ without support
• Vaccine rollout sparks surge of ‘silver tourists’ booking staycation­s
• ‘Things will get better’ says doctor, as he reminds people help is available
• More exercise, DIY and daily routine have helped couple cope
• There’s light at the end of the tunnel... but, for now, embrace lockdown life
• Maverick MP, Lisbon Lion and WWII codebreake­r in update of dictionary
• Holyrood elections should be postponed say half of Scots
• Posty revives sea shanties on Tiktok
• Green light for £13.8m winter sport centre
• Poll reveals people’s fears of returning to live indoor events
• Scotland’s woodland birds flying high after Beast from the East setback
• Trump’s impeachmen­t trial could begin on Biden inaugurati­on day
• WHO team arrives in Wuhan to investigat­e origins of Covid-19
• Donald Trump and Boris Johnson show the perils of celebrity politics
• If Scotland ‘breaks free’ from the UK it faces bankruptcy
• Richard Leonard’s time was up
• Inside Transport
• Churches should reopen as soon as possible
• Mass matters
• ON TWITTER
• What’s next?
• SNP has prioritise­d public health so far and should not abandon that caution now
• ‘The idea of a computer killing itself to spite somebody really lodged in my brain’
• ‘This does have a lot of political and economic commentary’
• Boaters urged to stay at home and not ‘potter’ or plan weekend trips
• Scotland’s pivotal political moments of the 1980s
• John Duncanson
• NOW & THEN
• Cereals event hoping to run live
• Agricultur­e at risk in slow response to climate change
• Edinburgh sees a 375 per cent surge in CVAS
• Zumo cashes in on cryptocurr­ency boom
• Tesco hailed as Christmas winner after online sales almost double
• Premier Inn owner Whitbread axes 1,500 jobs but thousands more are saved after workers agreed to reduce their hours
• Bidwells will continue to manage our coastline
• Primark to lose £1bn in lockdown
• Look to innovate in this ‘new’ workplace world
• Markets rise with eyes on Joe Biden’s economic plans
• A LITTLE UNHINGED
• PRACTICAL MAGIC
• Oo De Lally can deliver lolly for punters in Newcastle handicap
• Broad and England in ‘dream world’ as tourists dominate first day in Sri Lanka
• Ex-scottish Women’s champion Briggs to be Kilmacolm captain
• Syme set to lose out due to European Tour rankings reset
• Olympic champion provisiona­lly suspended
• Weir deal has given Warriors lift ahead of derby says Turner
• Remaining European pool games abandoned
• Goodwin pleased with fitness levels of new signing Quaner
• All-action Irvine could be missing piece of the Hibs midfield jigsaw
• ‘Delighted’ Clark extends United deal amid Dundee interest
• Striker hunt goes on after Wright fails to win deal
• Inverness boss Robertson admits struggles with mental health during pandemic
• Holt back at Falkirk as sporting director
• Mulraney in running for Fifa presidency
• CERNY HANGING UP GLOVES TO BECOME A PE TEACHER
• Edinburgh strike it Ritch: Flanker thrilled to sign extended contract
• Fresh Covid troubles as Raith ask SPFL for weekend call-off
• ‘It will be a lovely feeling for James if it does happen, although at this stage I wouldn’t want to tempt fate’
• Celtic place Under-18 players on furlough

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