The Scotsman - 2021-10-13

• A&ES hit ‘terrifying’ new low for delays
• Sturgeon has tough questions to answer
• Race to save 40 Scottish literary works for nation as ‘secret library’ goes on sale
• Employment figures in Scotland still lower than before pandemic
• Minister confusion sees MP lose charity role
• Scotland records the highest winter mortality in 20 years because of 4,330 additional deaths of coronaviru­s pandemic
• PM must be a statesman to make sure summit succeeds – Miliband
• Giant eye artwork hoisted into sky over Edinburgh focuses on climate
• ‘Major’ price rise for gallery overhaul
• Maersk diverts vessels from UK ports amid containers backlog
• Government set to back loans to struggling businesses as industry warns scheme may be a ‘flimsy sticking plaster’
• Petrol shortages ‘remain serious’
• Judge’s praise for victims as serial rapist is jailed for nine years
• Rooney turns down an Israeli translatio­n on political grounds
• Fire chief bought £13k Land Rover for £500 at ‘dishonest’ auction
• Fire service in fireworks warning
• Ex-gordonstou­n pupil say school must help survivors of abuse
• Accused wanted First Minister to die
• Glasgow School of Art appoints new interim chair to take over from Gray
• Children freed from slavery and brought to Scotland remembered by plaque
• Online shoppers ‘bombarded’ with buy now, pay later schemes, says Which?
• The lynx may have survived here for far longer than once thought
• MSPS must follow MPS’ lead on Covid
• Inside Arts
• We are sacrificin­g food security – and farmers
• Vaccinatio­nwoes
• ON TWITTER
• Scotsman.com & @Thescotsma­nnewspaper
• Asylum seekers tell us they want to be allowed to work so why don’t we let them?
• Lawyers urge ICC to investigat­e Bolsonaro over Amazon policies
• Sister Maria-fiore confides
• ‘The Three Kings’ of Scotland is a dramatic winner
• FAMILY ANNOUNCEME­NTS
• Mark Strudwick
• NOW & THEN
• Turing Fest unveils speakers line-up
• Barclays opens hi-tech Glasgow campus deemed a major boost for Scots economy
• Calnex Solutions bullish for year after strong first half
• Charity to give job hopes to homeless
• Why global asset managers need to think Green
• FTSE falls as inflation worries traders despite gas price drop Market report
• Grand National-winning owner Hemmings dies at the age of 86
• Whoshotthe­sheriff can hit the target for Kirby at Wetherby
• In-form Norrie into last 16 at Indian Wells as Evans exits
• Jordan believes England emerged stronger from T20 World Cup final loss
• Dowsett reveals bid to reclaim UCI hour record in Mexico
• Wasps urge fans not to wear faux Native American attire
• Blair: Steyn is a Rolls-royce and can play on for another two years
• SRU’S Fay joins new study into the formation of women’s Lions team
• Glasgow Warriors sign ‘big, abrasive’ Tongan winger Fifita
• Nicholas casts doubts over Gerrard link with Newcastle job
• Halkett hails Souttar as defender’s return bolsters options for Ibrox
• England stumble to draw as crowd trouble mars Wembley qualifier
• Northern Ireland exit confirmed as Nedelev strikes twice
• Better late than never as Dykes bundles in winner
• Weir and Evans back for double header
• Furuhashi helps Japan shoot down Socceroos

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