The Scotsman - 2021-10-30

• Time has come to save the world in Glasgow
• Forgotten images of Edinburgh’s past
• Made from egg shells, eco-friendly compostabl­e carrier bags are cracking
• Dischargin­g Covid patients into care homes investigat­ed by Crown Office
• Major increase in cell space as police prepare for arrests
• Tunisian waters at the heart of climate change in Mediterran­ean
• Covid cases may spike at the end of the month, health chief suggests
• If Glasgow can reinvent itself, why not the world?
• Security staff prevent railway track inspection
• ‘Two can play at that game,’ warns Britain in fishing row
• Floods and extreme weather to continue into next week
• Queen said to be in good spirits after being advised to rest for two weeks
• NI hike to wipe out minimum wage increase
• Hand-held answers to crisis
• BBC aiming to improve impartiali­ty
• Sturgeon hints at quitting politics and possible plans to foster a child
• Hundreds of jobs to go after Forbes says owner of Glasgow Mcvitie’s factory refused to accept alternativ­e to closure
• Glasgow Subway installs 4G to allow phone calls
• Angus cottage death teacher also accused of child sex offences
• Unions work for members and public
• Solving the world’s other emergency
• Don’t fall for Oil sector ‘doomism’
• Time to pull the plug on Edinburgh’s Hogmanay
• Transgende­r debate must be a debate that’s genuine
• Coud Nipah virus be the next pandemic?
• Labour could be credible alternativ­e to Tories
• ON TWITTER
• Guise and dolls
• Woman thought to be Afghanista­n’s last Jew flees the country for Albania
• My music decade was better than yours – but I wouldn’t argue that with Walken
• As spectacula­r as a movie, but with added live energy
• ‘It’s the reward for not being too terrible’
• Debut that promises much
• Songs of devotion with an astonshing voice to match
• Moon eclipsed on the 19th as dawn twilight floods our sky
• NOW & THEN
• Farming facing a ‘perfect storm’
• All that glitters is not gold in carbon offset agreements
• Rovop cheers £25 million of contract wins
• Green light for ‘sustainabl­e’ hotel plan
• Freeing up the office landscape for hybrid working
• Natwest drags on FTSE as London stocks finish week with a whimper Market report
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Jardine bids to strike Gold as jumping returns to Musselburg­h
• Co-captains Ritchie and Price happy to job share
• Wyn Jones relishes Welsh chance to ‘create history’ as All Blacks come to Cardiff
• Townsend’s debutants have a point to prove before big guns return
• Marr milestone for skipper Bickerstaf­f as leaders face tricky trip to Hawick
• Big-hitting Ali powers Pakistan to victory over Afghanista­n
• England and Australia set for battle of ‘joint second favourites’
• ‘It was annoying. We kept giving smaller nations their greatest day’
• ‘Discipline and grittiness’ has helped revive Lions
• Postecoglo­u says players deserve credit for rebuilding strong Celtic spirit
• Goodwin thinks Brophy deserves Scotland recall
• Trip to Dingwall feels like a tipping point for Leith side after poor run
• Gullan eager to make most of new opportunit­y at Hibs
• Gnanduille­t earns Hearts plaudits as he faces up to Aberdeen
• ‘I’m getting back to my best,’ says Dons goalkeeper Lewis
• Mckenzie can cap big week with another win
• Defiant Gerrard dismisses critics and vows to stick by his principles
• Well must raise their game for Rangers visit, says O’donnell
• Right now, real life is scarier than Halloween
• The rewards of nature
• Pulling at the threads
• Dazzle and heft
• Mustard Seed Itinerary
• Memory lane
• Flights of fancy
• Help needed now more than ever
• Husband giving his all after reigniting his spirit
• Soothing mind, body and soul
• How my knobbly knuckles helped to save my life
• Tuned in to keep spirits up
• Love in a far away land
• Preserving artifacts and supporting UK artists
• BROOKE HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS
• Glen Finglas covered by lasting legacies in Wills
• Practical care to deal with life’s problems
• Help to banish A dread disease
• Precious memories to be cherished forever
• Sarah’s pledge to improve lives
• Softening the impact of sudden tragedy
• Have it all in order before signing off
• Legal jargon buster
• HELPFUL POINTERS
• The gourmet Oddfellows
• Fresh from the red list and ideal for a winter break
• How to create a wildlife-boosting hedge – even in an urban garden
• Our collective action can make a difference
• To walk up a mountain or into the mountains? That is the question
• Your life in the stars

The Scotsman - 2021-10-29

The Scotsman - 2021-11-01