The Scotsman - 2021-10-02

• Industry warns of Covid app ‘shambles’
• We can’t afford to forget about Sarah Everard
• ‘Invisible’ art exhibition transforms the Botanics
• Top awards for Scotsman staff
• Landlords receive more support than tenants amid Covid
• No staycation boom for attraction­s as venues remain in ‘survival mode’
• Ministers considerin­g reforming legal services in Scotland, with consumer interests the main focus of consultati­ons
• Trust the police in spite of Sarah Everard case, urges Boris Johnson
• Crumbling concrete forces repairs to 133 sections of Edinburgh’s tram line
• Starmer calls for debate over shortages
• Universal Credit cut ‘will hit Red Wall Tory seats the hardest’
• Shortage of pet vaccines means booster delays
• Young cancer patient’s treatment ‘compromise­d’ by infection fears
• EIS calls for education review to focus on support for schools amid consultati­on
• Ryanair announces fresh winter routes from Edinburgh
• A symbol of how badly we are run
• Forests are burning as never before
• Greed’s left us teetering on brink
• Tories have cause to celebrate – but won’t
• Good palliative care best for terminally ill
• Utter fuels
• Trusting police
• Democrats fighting to save Biden’s trillion-dollar infrastruc­ture plan
• One of oldest castles could be 200 years younger than thought
• A street full of high-end furnishing­s… It’s so effin obvious as Ramsay might say
• A New Life springs parent trap with traumatic results
• Preaching to the converted with big hits old and new
• Virtuosity and wit refreshes
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NOW & THEN ANNIVERSAR­IES
• Jim Lawrie
• Prospect of on-farm pig culling
• We won’t be the fall guys for Christmas food shortages
• Barrhead Travel sees bookings surge
• Wetherspoo­n set to drown loss sorrows
• Scotland needs more young speechwrit­ers
• FTSE 100 drops as supply issues continue
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Mother Earth can reign over her rivals in Sun Chariot Stakes
• Kamara OK, says Gerrard as Sparta hit out at critics of ‘children’
• VAR coming to Scotland as clubs are called to meet SFA and SPFL
• Baningime: ‘I want to do something special here’
• Mackay urges County to ‘trust the process’
• Craig relishing setting St Johnstone record
• O’DONNELL TRYING TO KEEP WELL PLAYERS ‘GROUNDED’
• Struggling Dons and Celtic suffering parallel problems
• Postecoglo­u claims he is ‘loving’ Celtic’s adversity and will not shy away from fight
• Gerrard says Rangers must ‘spend big money’ to compete in Europe
• Saints seeking revenge for cup defeat but Fitzwater insists Lions are a match for anyone at home
• Cadden aims to add backbone to Hibs
• Medal dream still drives ice queen Elise
• Dunhill Links expert Hatton out in front once again
• Thompson told to ‘notch it up a bit’ as Glasgow bid to bite Sharks
• Lang and Vellacott providing injection of energy as Blair’s men face Benetton test
• Stirling County are eyeing top-four finish but Heriot’s block their path
• URC opening weekend had encouragin­g signs for both Edinburgh and Glasgow
• Satnav woes teach the value of paper maps
• Grenache grape isn’t ‘poor man’s pinot’ these days
• Emergency response
• Baby bumps
• Blood and Gold
• Polwart and Milligan explore “deep time” in new collaborat­ion
• ‘It’s a great feeling, to sense the creative energy flowing again’
• 48 HOURS IN Oban
• Everything you need to know about safely building muscle
• I smell a crop of garlic when lighter days return
• Five decades at the top: how “the Broch” has dominated Scottish surfing
• HOROSCOPES

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