The Scotsman - 2021-10-29

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Forget dooking, cake and cocktails is new Halloween
• Good Food Guide to be revived after being put on shelf by previous owner
• First Minister says climate summit will not have substantia­l impact on routine health services within city and wider area
• Charles says people expect action from summit
• Majority of Scots believe COP26 strikes would shame the First Minister
• Alternativ­e vaccine for Scots on Novavax trial to be considered
• NHS Lothian actively considerin­g request for support from military
• Former Labour leader Corbyn says indyref2 will happen ‘in a few years’
• Which Scottish projects will receive funding in the Autumn Budget?
• Experts warn millions will be worse off as taxes and living costs rise
• Child winter heating benefit extended to thousands more Scottish families
• CPS case against posts by gender critical activist is dropped
• Sainsbury’s boss reassures customers about ‘plenty of food’ this Christmas
• Police refusal to share teaching misconduct material ‘indefensib­le’
• Global bids expected for 1960s Aston Martin first owned by whisky baron
• Facebook announces new name as it rebrands for the ‘metaverse’
• Patel promises ‘thorough review’ of police vetting following Sarah Everard case and accusation­s against Met officers
• EIS warns of increasing unrest at pay offer
• Holiday cottage owner fined over carbon monoxide death of teen guest
• Diplomacy can sort a little local difficulty
• Inside Transport
• African farmers are looking for Signs of hope
• Countries must now set a date for moving beyond oil and gas production
• Chewonthis
• ON TWITTER
• How can Labour take on big-state Tories?
• Moscow starts non-working period as Covid infections and deaths soar
• Ca’ the yowes
• ‘I was deeply inspired by what Dune was saying about our world’
• ‘It’s very exciting that such groundbrea­king TV is getting made’
• NOW & THEN
• Janet Adam
• Wood deal boosts UK hydrogen production
• Strong mortgage demand helps profits at Bank of Scotland owner
• CJ Lang cashes in on shopping habits
• Tennent’s owner C&C is encouraged by performanc­e of pubs
• Corporate partners join Filament STAC
• Stakes are high at Glasgow climate conference
• FTSE ends session lower despite partial recovery
• 2022 RANGE ROVER GOES BIG ON LITTLE DETAILS
• ON-TRACK TO OWN THE MARKET
• Lace Redwing can make trip from Emerald Isle worthwhile
• Use COP26 as inspiratio­n to cut carbon emissions, clubs are urged
• Brown’s inspiratio­n and a united front got us through – Mccrorie
• Tavernier wants brighter starts and return of Ibrox fortress
• Martindale ready to fight corner if handed ban
• ‘Heated players’ desperate to put it right, says Hanlon
• Ginnelly keen to keep place for Dons after fine show in Perth
• Mcgregor pinpoints reasons for Celtic’s rebirth under Postecoglo­u
• Young fan Gordon is now Saints captain
• Graham embraces challenge of playing full-back as Scots face Tonga tussle
• Tongans to unleash heavyweigh­t power
• Celtic skipper Mcgregor insists there is no title talk in the squad

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