The Scotsman - 2021-10-09

• Scramble for holidays as global travel opens up
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Human health inseparabl­e from the health of our planet
• Fighting for freedom of expression earns Nobel Peace Prize
• Alwyne Farquharso­n, Scotland’s oldest and longest-serving clan chief, dies at 102
• Industry leaders warn factories could stop production as energy bills rocket
• COP26 luxury cars for world leaders could be powered by vegetable oil
• Cole-hamilton wants inquiry – and insists ‘exhausted’ Sturgeon will quit
• Halloween festivals secure extra funding
• Tributes paid to ex-minister Brokenshir­e
• Man accused of mosque terror attack plot had swastikas on wall, court hears
• Changes at home post-cop26
• £6,000 to feed migrants with Domino’s pizza
• Pupil tells abuse inquiry how she was raped aged 13 on school camping trip
• ‘Pragmatic’ changes to licensing for short lets
• COP26’S lukewarm reception
• Cop26 cars part of a bigger problem
• Save world With pension funds
• Our finest food could revive Ocean Terminal
• Can Boris win over toughest crowd yet?
• Licencetop­rint
• Energy Holy Grail
• ON TWITTER
• Opposition fails to hold Sturgeon to account
• Matter of time?
• Breathe again hyhyyh
• Trump to invoke executive privilege in investigat­ion of January 6 Capitol riot
• Prince Charlie and the snub from Madame de Pompadour
• Murder Island can’t beat Labour’s Blair and Brown for Machiavell­ian intrigue
• Typhoid Mary’s story is a tale for our troubled times
• Goulding serves up vanilla sounds and sentiments
• An intimate, electric night
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• Margaret Sclater
• NOW & THEN
• Short-term lets rethink hailed
• Public trust in UK food ‘on par with backing for NHS’
• Ten-pin bowling giant ‘posts trading strike’
• Royal Mail enters North America
• Knowledge sharing is power squared
• Oil prices help lift ftse as us jobs report disappoint­s Market report
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Native can blaze a trail for Appleby on classy Newmarket card
• Fury confident that he’ll keep his ‘roadshow’ on track in Las Vegas
• Clarke warns Scots not to ‘waste’ Vienna win by slipping up tonight
• Gordon would love to be World Cup golden oldie
• Ward red-faced but James rescues a point
• England match is on despite stadium fire
• SCOTS WILL SEAL PLAY-OFF WITH WIN, SAYS ISRAEL BOSS
• Scots hope to give Israel bloody nose - like Sir Alex did in 1967
• Scotland under-21 keeper Slicker reveals Celtic No 1 Hart was his childhood hero
• Kean: Ange flies the flag for Australian football abroad
• Gerrard has the credential­s for Newcastle job but bookies may be wrong this time
• Hibs owner Gordon calls for a rethink on football alcohol ban
• Clubs give positive response to VAR ahead of SPFL vote
• Wilson wins Leven Links title in second Tartan Pro Tour start
• Forrest renews rivalry with Rahm as Scot stays in Spanish title hunt
• Thompson tipped for full Scotland debut in the autumn
• Ruthless Knights send strong message with six-try demolition of County
• Hill rings the changes as Hawks look to bounce back against Chieftains
• Scotland claim eight-wicket win over PNG in T20 World Cup warm-up
• BBC Scotland’s lack of interest in covering Scottish pro team matches is deplorable
• And breathe, the next generation have got this
• Celebrate a world of flavour and innovation by the glass
• ALSO SHOWING
• The Broken Pane
• G&S was ‘the Victorian equivalent of going to Ibiza’
• Speaking truth to power
• A hotel with Connection­s
• Revamped resort in poet’s favourite haunt is genius
• Bolster your immune system as we approach cold and flu season
• Greener methods can take care of the big clear-up
• From glass plates to digital SLRS: the history of Australian surf photograph­y
• Your life in the stars

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