The Scotsman - 2021-11-03

• Independen­t Scotland would still drill for oil, says minister
• Outside COP26, Glasgow streets remain tidy – for now
• ‘An amazing insight...’ New pictures reconstruc­t largest-known Pictish fort
• Climate change denialist Trump’s hotel hosts Indonesian president
• Edinburgh experts lead mission to monitor carbon dioxide in space
• Boris Johnson ‘cautiously optimistic’ but job ‘not done’
• India must adapt amid cyclones and subsidence caused by climate change
• COP26 not doing enough for global south nations, environmen­t minister warns
• Sturgeon denies using summit to further indy cause
• Scotland to restore and extend Celtic rainforest
• OCEAN WINDS HEBRIDEAN OFFSHORE WINDFARM BID
• Police slated over attitude to sex abuse
• Scottish Government ‘encourages’ COP organisers to manage queues at climate conference amid risk of Covid-19 spread
• Staffing crisis highlighte­d by students helping NHS
• Staff shortages to blame for ‘devastatin­g’ cancer diagnosis delays
• ‘I turned yellow, like Homer Simpson’ says cancer survivor
• UK welcomes France ‘stepping back’ from fishing threats
• Jodie Comer: Why Killing Eve has to end
• Over 200 deaths this year ‘due to long waiting times at A&E’
• To change hearts and minds religious leaders need conversion therapy ban
• Photocopie­s only behind bars to prevent flood of drug-soaked paper
• Solicitors boycott Edinburgh Sheriff Court as legal fees row escalates over claims police removed lawyer from building
• Blatter and Platini charged with fraud
• MOD wastes billions and fails to learn from mistakes, spending watchdog says
• Will Angus be brought to book?
• Should Sturgeon go where UK won’t?
• ON TWITTER
• Look at figures
• Off-message
• Mullahs have slaughtere­d own people, spread terror and wrecked environmen­t
• Australian PM attacks Macron’s credibilit­y amid submarines row
• A hammer hurled
• ‘No longer Brian Cox – I’m Logan Roy’s nice twin...’
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NOW & THEN
• Spreader calibratio­n checks advised
• Dairy sector sets out roadmap to sustainabi­lity
• Lothians firm wins £1m college PPE deal
• Rocketing fuel prices help BP notch better-than-expected profits
• House of Bruar eyes post-covid rebound but warns ‘true effects of Brexit’ still to be felt and may lead to price rises
• Herbalist founded in 1860 eyes global future
• Connectivi­ty key to boosting economy
• Aquacultur­e can help Scotland be all it can be
• London Lags Behind After Weak Trading Updates From Ftse Firms
• Musselburg­h punters should not ignore Do Not Disturb signs
• Jones is hopeful Smith can shake off leg injury
• Tandy calls on Scots to summon spirit of Six Nations wins over England and France
• Nienaber defends changes for Wales showdown
• Scottish pro golf in a good place ahead of Grand Final
• Ronaldo rides to United’s rescue as Chelsea stay on track for last 16
• Klopp relishes Atleti’s return after ‘world turned upside down’
• What went so wrong at the Pars and what will be next?
• Newcastle look to lure Villarreal boss Emery to St James’ Park
• Spurs capture Conte as ex-chelsea manager is handed 18-month deal
• Clarke’s young Scots are
• ‘Leader’ Mcgregor compared to Modric
• Fletcher gave Clarke steer on new boy Brown

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