The Scotsman - 2021-10-12

• Scots nurses to vote on strikes as pay dispute escalates
• Can Reilly film coincide with World Cup glory?
• Going around again: 1936 holiday diary inspires sustainabl­e tourism campaign
• Coveney accuses UK of dismissing EU solutions to Protocol
• John Lewis responds to digital age by ending sales of filing cabinets
• Business Secretary backed by No 10 in energy crisis row with Treasury
• Serious errors and delays led to coronaviru­s deaths, say MPS
• Police decision over Andrew sex claims ‘no surprise’
• Alcohol price law had little crime impact
• Burke’s handmade snuff box set to go under the hammer
• Mod’s lack of estate strategy wasting taxpayer money – report
• ‘Thrilled’ Queen joins horse racing hall of fame after life in sport
• Terror suspect told mother he had ‘done something stupid’
• Rocket company signs deal that could lead to journeys to space from Shetland
• New Highlands trail allows visitors to follow in footsteps of the Picts
• Rantzen pays tribute to work of charities during pandemic as she accepts Women of the Year Lifetime Achievemen­t Award
• Superheroe­s came to my aid after trike thieves left me bereft
• Strike threat shows need for NHS reform
• We must change how we consume energy
• Wind statistics
• ON TWITTER
• Staffing crisis
• Every little helps in climate challenge
• Online service will be a time to come together and remember loved ones
• We need to do more to end mental health inequaliti­es
• Bond is being let down by Johnson and co in the battle for hearts and minds
• Sydney reopens to the vaccinated after 100-plus days of lockdown
• Edinburgh past; Glasgow future
• ‘We all go through a process of trying to figure out who we are’
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Fears over carbon dioxide supply
• Digital Xtra Fund backs new initiative­s
• Housebuild­er divesting timber arm to help grow homes division
• Shetland’s Glansin Glass workshop sparkling after gaining six-figure support package and developmen­t programme
• Tomatin advancing Highlands proposals
• Glasgow’s office market picks up in Q3
• Shift to sustainabi­lity or risk being left behind
• FTSE lifts on gains for commoditie­s, oil majors and banks Market report
• Jardine and Mullen steal Musselburg­h show in season closer
• Woakes puts Ashes ‘on the back burner’ ahead of T20 World Cup
• Giant-killer Sasnovich marches on with victory over Halep
• More to come says Murray after acing Alcaraz with underarm ploy
• Warriors ‘close’ to new signing to reinforce depleted pack
• Hibs issue vaccine passport message to fans
• Zlamal rejects racism slur, says Scots are ‘making war’
• Northern Ireland hope to have clear heads for Bulgaria clash
• Caulker ready for his Sierra Leone debut, with Scots hopes now ‘over’
• Nisbet eager to seize first chance that comes his way
• Kyogo hopes to use Celtic experience to see off Socceroos
• Clarke delight at being masters of own destiny
• Mccoist hails the ‘best atmosphere in years’
• MANAGER EAGER TO BUILD ON AUSTRIA AND ISRAEL WINS
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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