The Scotsman - 2021-10-27

• Why rise in living wage and job creation is welcome
• Early-stage cancer diagnosis stats miss First Minister’s target
• ‘Nato was not defeated in Afghanista­n,’ says Wallace
• Johnson decision not to back carbon-capture project in Scotland ‘smacks of politics, not science,’ claims SNP
• Call for transport minister to resign if rail strikes go ahead for climate summit
• Scotland to align with UK testing for internatio­nal arrivals from Sunday
• Edinburgh’s Burns & Beyond festival to return with celebratio­n of Scottish pop
• Trading ban on New Year’s Day rejected
• Sunak to unveil Budget for ‘new economy’ as critics await detail
• Budget provides £1 million for Scotland's first-ever e-car rally
• Higher shop prices likely in run-up to Christmas
• ‘Reasonable questions’ over Trump cash
• Ex-union boss urges Labour to back second referendum
• Holyrood to examine MSP security plans
• Farmer banned from keeping animals after neglecting donkeys
• Seagrass and oyster project will benefit Forth marine life and aid climate fight
• Reward for informatio­n on Tory councillor firebomb attacks
• Elon Musk now richest man in history as Tesla value smashes $1tn
• The Crown set to include ‘keystone moment’ of Diana’s Bashir interview
• Angels trapped in the forest by devils’ tricks
• We need NHS back to its life-saving best
• Nuclearopt­ion
• ON TWITTER
• Rail strike
• Oh my days! So, basically, children should be allowed to speak any way they want to Cameron Wyllie
• Japan’s Princess Mako marries commoner and loses royal status
• A Thursday meeting
• Ingenious formula for the best soup: (q+r)*p^h=y
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NOW & THEN
• Ricky Dunbar
• Pig sector crisis is far from over
• Clothing hire firm to create 150 new jobs
• Remote sensor specialist cheers business wins with global giants
• Glagow firm one of first to benefit from funding deal that will help build hundreds of new homes across central Scotland
• Insurance brokers looking to hire
• Premier Inn in post-lockdown rebound
• Let’s create a better working world for all of us
• FTSE 100 lifts to 20-month high amid strong consumer firms Market report
• Edinburgh Napier University
• Edinburgh Napier University
• Rogue Bear can roar to victory again in Nottingham handicap
• Whyte says he has his sights set on fighting Fury next year
• Hogg seeks advice from Marler and wellbeing coach on mental health
• Sexton looks to build World Cup platform
• ‘We stand against any form of discrimina­tion’, says England batsman
• Pars denied first league win of season as Spencer grabs late Raith equaliser
• Beleaguere­d United boss Solskjaer takes training ahead of weekend trip to Spurs
• Neilson: ‘It was just nice Walter was there for you to talk to’
• Appere sets out his plan to get back in United starting line-up
• Beat Celtic and all the bad form chat will be forgotten, says Mcginn
• Dundee defender Kerr is hoping side can maintain recent momentum against Ross County
• Best is yet to come from ‘special’ Rogic
• The fan born to be Rangers manager
• Brown recalls advice from ‘fantastic’ Smith ahead of Scotland debut as a teenager
• Mccoist: ‘Walter was my second father... I’m absolutely devastated’
• He will be decorated all over the club forever: Gerrard on Smith

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