The Scotsman - 2021-10-22

• Ending UK Coffee Week with a double espresso
• Wha’s like us? Best of Scottish put-downs, characters, tales and sayings revealed
• Trump launches his very own social media site to cock a snook at Twitter
• Autumn Budget needs to ‘reverse the trend’ on poverty issues
• Performanc­e does not reflect school spending
• Warning withdrawal of Covid support will ‘devastate’ dentists
• Indian PM Modi to attend COP26 climate conference in Glasgow
• Train union ends dispute with Scotrail as members accept pay increase to avert industrial action during climate summit
• Call for NHS carbon footprint reduction
• Low income households behind on bills
• Scot died ‘rescuing grandsons’ from stormy sea in Crete
• Court orders council to pay £1.3m to man abused by foster carer
• Rees-mogg says MPS must be able to justify Parliament repair bill
• One house demolished as work continues to make blast scene in Ayr safe, with all nearby homes being inspected
• SNP to push for ban on preferenti­al energy tariffs for new customers
• Church leaders’ reconcilia­tion message at Northern Ireland centenary service
• Lorry driver shortages could last a year but Christmas food stocks ‘should be fine’
• World is already in climate change danger zone
• UK needs a vision to kickstart economy
• Inside Transport
• ‘Snub’ablessing?
• Judgebyact­ions
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• Tell potential dates that you’re a real clusterfis­t
• India reveals it has passed the one billion Covid vaccine doses milestone
• Ranald leaves a note
• ‘I think the more specific you are, the more universal it becomes’
• ‘It was just a little low budget slasher movie, made in 21 days for $300,000’
• ‘We wanted to make it about kids’ friendship­s in the social media age’
• ‘What Matthew has experience­d in this piece is recent history for me’
• Nuclear power is never the answer
• NOW & THEN
• Ewen Forfar
• They shoot beavers, don’t they?
• New Zealand trade deal threatens Scottish producers
• Gillespie Macandrew books profit rise
• Video interview start-up with global ambitions sees investment top £1m
• Aberdeen primed for biggest property deal in city since start of pandemic as vast office building put on market at £19.5m
• Barclays scores its best nine months
• Tackling climate change is a must, not a maybe
• It’s all our business to attain net-zero in a material world
• China in the focus as miners draw FTSE lower
• ELECTRIC ALLURE
• Faivoir favoured to double his tally as Cheltenham opens up
• Murray win a ‘pleasure’ for impressive Schwartzma­n
• Price and Fagerson return as Warriors bring back Lions in bid to keep winning
• Sidebottom: ‘Morgan can be England’s greatest ever captain’
• Cuthbert ‘learning a lot about beauty of football’
• Glass keen for Dons to ‘right a lot of wrongs’
• Personal respect but no profession­al leniency as Ross guns for Aberdeen
• ‘E-mail thing is in the past’ – Dundee boss Mcpake plays down Neilson claim match has an ‘edge’
• Old injustices still rankle for Hearts
• Celtic’s poor run down to absence of ‘outstandin­g leader’ Mcgregor
• Mckay lands new European rugby role weeks after Celtic exit
• Balogun helps Rangers revive European hopes
• Wittek’s volley downs Spurs’ second string
• GERRARD STILL IN FRAME BUT NEWCASTLE MEET FONSECA
• Neilson won’t battle with SFA but laments ‘old Glasgow long blink’

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