The Scotsman - 2021-10-07

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Everyone except children win after court defeat
• Sex Pistols artist returns to Scotland for show and backs activists blocking M25
• Climate change activists block oil rig maintenanc­e facility in Invergordo­n
• Dubai ruler backed hacking of ex-wife’s phone, court finds
• Johnson warns of difficult path as he reshapes economy
• Robison: Cut to universal credit ‘sad and disappoint­ing’
• Next chief warns of panic and despondenc­y over shortages
• French fishermen threaten to blockade Calais in licence dispute
• ‘Living medicine’ created to treat antibiotic-resistant bacteria
• Secrets of distillery where ‘life and liberty’ were risked for whisky
• Female officer wins claim of victimisat­ion
• Mother learned Glasgow hospital ‘dirty’ from US doctors, inquiry told
• ‘Scary’ landslide threat to Rest and Be Thankful says minister as MSPS demand faster action on building a new route
• ‘No one is safe until we are all safe,’ says Gilbert
• Teachers finding tests increasing­ly useful, insists Somerville
• Musician’s 5,000-mile charity trek
• £250m needed to bring police buildings up to scratch, force warns
• ‘Total ban on mesh could leave patients no options’
• ‘Alternativ­e biography’ to reclaim life story of Mary, Queen of Scots
• Thousands raised for woman hurt in hotel fall
• Brexit-backing millionair­e loses ‘European Convention on Human Rights’ court fight over tax bill on Ukip donations
• Facebook whistleblo­wer misreprese­nts the company’s work, Zuckerberg says
• Meet the 17th-century female wit who’s stood test of time
• Johnson still selling Brexit pipe dream
• Inside Heath
• The extent of Facebook’s power is worrying
• Target Gaelic aid
• ON TWITTER
• Better mental health Is just child’s play
• New national outcome for carers would give firm direction for policy
• Let’s make mental health care a reality for all
• Unlike Ireland, Scotland has failed to get properly prepared for Brexit
• NHS reform is vital to avoid privatisat­ion
• German parties looking to the Social Democrats to lead next government
• ‘You are troubled in soul’
• Renewable power sources for Africa
• FAMILY ANNOUNCEME­NTS
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Barclays picks third Scots Eagle Lab site
• Edinburgh bank back in the black as Tesco sales and profits jump
• Big Mannys’ Pizza targets larger slice of the Aberdeensh­ire market after funding boost sets up kick-off near Pittodrie
• Dry ice firm turns up temperatur­e in Dumfries
• Report mixed for Scots investor base
• Twists and turns of Airbnb lets have a way to go
• Putin’s Gas interventi­on stabilises troubled markets
• Big Les looks strong in Ayr’s final Flat feature of the season
• Plan to stage a four-yearly Club World Cup revealed
• Scotland trio block way for on-form Matthews
• Boost for girls’ rugby as ten groups picked to receive coaching support
• Ritchie reveals he’s no rugby geek but is fully embracing Edinburgh’s new home
• It’s crunch time for Scots in separate Race to Dubai battles
• Nixon wins Highland Golf Links Pro-am
• Bartley won’t back down to ‘horrific’ racial abuse
• Porteous debate shows there’s little point in VAR
• The Tartan Army should be among the biggest fans of video referees
• Milestone man Middleton out to end 25 years of hurt for under-21s
• Hibs’ appeal against Porteous red card rejected by SFA
• Hanley ban doesn’t mean Mckenna call
• ‘Surprised and grateful’ Armstrong eyeing Scotland input after injury frustratio­ns
• Carver hails Macphee effect as Scotland seek set-play improvemen­t
• Carver blasts bookings rule as key defender misses Israel clash
• Some easy pickings
• Quality over quantity is the mantra for success
• Safety first
• Collaborat­ion now could help us beat future pandemics
• Improving financial access
• Who do we trust with our info?
• UK Government backs innovation for recovery
• Warning from Hollywood: don’t go back to the future
• Data vital to Capital recovery

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