The Scotsman - 2021-10-26

• The heat is on and everything is at stake
• New moderator ‘realistic’ on drugs
• Whistleblo­wer tells MPS bullying follows children home from school
• ‘Accommodat­ion crisis’ as thousands of delegates yet to secure COP26 rooms
• First minister says continued oil and gas extraction is wrong for Scotland
• Half of children in hospital with Covid hospitalis­ed because of the virus
• Analysis: Is the Covid-19 booster vaccine programme on track?
• Families unable to travel abroad with their teens, warns expert
• Government urged to make decision on Covid testing for travellers amid ‘confusion and delay’ after UK change
• Expect a ‘normal’ Christmas, says Javid
• Supply issues see frozen turkey sales surge ahead of Christmas
• Ransomware attacks doubled in past year, GCHQ director warns as he calls for more to be done to ‘sort out’ the crisis
• Petrol prices shoot up to record high
• Abuser’s victims tell of ‘ongoing nightmare’ after damning report
• Renowned golf club greenkeepe­r wins payout after ‘bullying’
• Cancer patient tells of ‘terrifying’ fits linked to hospital infection
• People with severe cataracts have higher risk of premature death, study suggests
• Anniston leads tributes following Friends co-star Tyler’s death
• MI5 officer defends ‘reasonable’ decision not to launch probe into Salman Abedi before Manchester Arena bombing
• Frost hints ECJ could play role in Brexit deal
• Sunak must use Budget to tackle Tory cost of living crisis
• ‘Peer pressure’ must be brought to bear
• Inside Science
• COP26... climate triumph or health disaster?
• Chlorinate­d specs
• ON TWITTER
• Bad night’s sleep
• Reds alert
• We need to start a
• 20-minute neighbourh­oods could reduce emissions and deepen our sense of place
• There’s lots we can do to benefit our pockets as well as the planet
• Retrofit revolution
• Asian countries can also provide leadership in the face of climate challenge
• Vicious political language is spilling over into violence – it’s time for a change
• Alec Baldwin ‘was careful with guns before fatal shooting’ on film set
• ‘I always think that you’re better off learning your lessons in the dark’
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• John Wightman CVO CBE
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Glasgow-based Mono rescued after collapse
• Half of UK’S farmers face ruin as subsidy cuts bite, experts warn
• Private equity backed Glasgow software firm Altia swoops on Australian peer to help it extend its internatio­nal presence
• HSBC expecting interest-rate boost
• A decade of positive work at Caledonia Housing
• Three out of three for Dobbin as trainer dominates at Ayr
• Jockeys’ group calls for end to probe into Dunne case
• Shaw admits that United’s thumping by Liverpool ‘had been coming’
• Ross delighted to have Porteous back as he tips Nisbet to deliver
• Celtic target Maeda talks about transfer speculatio­n, scoring goals, 64 sprints per game and why he needs to work so hard
• Morelos in great company as he joins Rangers’ 100 club
• All Blacks game looks too soon for Williams
• Brazil and Mexico will be ‘tough’ for Hamilton
• Burger tells Scots to press ‘reset’ button after T20 World Cup rout

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