The Scotsman - 2021-11-02

• Outside, Thunberg’s denunciati­on Inside, bombast... and pleas for action
• Islands bordering India and Bangladesh that are going underwater
• Two children abseil down Glasgow’s Squinty Bridge with ‘Humanity is Failing’ sign
• Jeff Bezos to pledge more than £700 million for Africa land restoratio­n
• World leaders set to promise an end to deforestat­ion
• Queen pays tribute to Prince Philip as she calls for ‘everyone to play their part’ in video message
• Thunberg ‘forces leaders to
• How did public transport fare on day one?
• Young activists 'trying not to be too hopeful' as COP26 gets underway
• How we are covering the world coming to town
• Scotland’s first ‘Covid-safe festival’ up for a top award
• Humza Yousaf pledges another £10m to help ‘ease pressure’ in A&E
• Army brought in to help Covid-19 booster and flu vaccine programme
• France set to take action on fishing rights
• Call for Sunak to U-turn on Budget plans
• Barclays boss quits over links to Epstein after investigat­ion
• Report finds that all jobs should be advertised as flexible
• One of Scotland’s first motor cars - with a top speed of 18mph – makes journey home
• Revised Low Emission Zone plan ‘should be in place by new year’
• DUP leader Donaldson condemns ‘loyalist paramilita­ry elements’ involved in Northern Ireland Protocol bus burning
• The environmen­tal and economic priorities here go hand in hand
• We must not give in to despair
• Poor Scotland
• ON TWITTER
• The future of adult social care at stake
• We are at pivotal moment for people and planet with a ‘code red’ on climate
• Business and government co-operation needed to support food and drink
• Time to rebalance the books for life on Earth and for us all to take real action
• Our councillor­s should be much better paid given their responsibi­lities
• 17 people injured by knifeman dressed as Joker on Tokyo train
• Worldwide Covid-19 death toll tops five million in less than two years
• Let the Games begin
• ‘No one likes talking about colourism, because it has a very ugly history’
• ‘I do my best to try and make people feel better about letting go of stuff’
• NOW & THEN
• Silage competitio­n is ‘frozen’
• Scotland leading way with woodland creation targets
• IP firm Murgitroyd seals takeover of 100-year-old peer
• CR Smith returns to profit after Covid hit
• Firm switches to employee ownership
• Putting useful learning into positive practice
• Expansion on menu for smokehouse
• Oil price rise, strong US markets and weak pound boost FTSE Market report
• South Lanarkshir­e College
• Frankel filly Red Square can land critical win at Lingfield
• Why it’s difficult to switch off when golf gets in your blood
• Norman and Saudis cannot be bigger than game of golf
• Davey excited to test himself against the world’s best players
• Buttler hails character in the field after his century sets up victory
• Watsonians pay tribute after Adair dies at 86
• Easson keen to widen playing base ahead of World Cup event
• Ex Scotland rugby boss Johnson in firing line Down Under
• Solskjaer taunts critics as revived United head south for Bergamo
• Tuchel wants more from strikers as defenders grab the goals
• Spurs open talks with ex-chelsea boss Conte after Nuno given chop
• Jimenez nets first Molineux goal since horror head injury as Wolves consign Benitez’s Everton to a third straight defeat
• Messi slams Laporta over ‘play for free’ statement
• Glass hails ‘brilliant’ Dons fans for giving players belief to fight back
• Hearts issue apology after playing inappropri­ate song to fans
• Tavernier smashes through the century barrier of assists as he underlines value
• ‘Just not good enough’ says keeper Kelly as he assesses Well’s ‘nightmare’ poor form
• Tierney and Hanley injury fears give Clarke defensive headache
• GIANT CROSSWORD

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