The Scotsman - 2021-11-04

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Over-50s in hospital puts focus on boosters
• Alec Baldwin shares post defending conditions on Rust set
• John Lewis festive advert features young alien experienci­ng her first Christmas
• Finance alliance hailed but green groups warn of loopholes
• Covid fears for ‘more than 100’ police officers at climate summit
• Why companies need to be made to reduce gas flaring in Nigeria
• Police assaulted and sprayed with paint as five COP26 protesters arrested
• Sunak warns public investment alone not enough
• OCEAN WINDS HEBRIDEAN OFFSHORE WINDFARM BID
• Fans’ tributes ahead of the funeral of Ibrox and Scotland legend Walter Smith
• French release Scottish trawler detained in post-brexit fishing wrangle
• Record shortfall in number of registered nurses amid pandemic
• Elective surgery at Edinburgh Eye Pavilion cancelled until March as workers moved to short-staffed Royal Infirmary
• I was wrong to split up band, says Deacon Blue frontman
• Benefits Minister labels social security policy frustratin­g
• Humza Yousaf complaint over nursery is upheld
• Scotland’s Astronomer Royal to star in comedy show at Dark Skies Festival
• Listen to lessons of heartbroke­n Agar
• We need government action to help build more homes, says Tammy Swift-adams
• People must stop demonising trans minority
• Battleline­s
• ON TWITTER
• Burning passion
• Drill lesson
• Explosive views
• There’s no place for pension poverty
• Current care systems aren’t working for the people they are meant to serve
• Scotland must keep up pioneering role with bold policies on health
• Puzzling why consultati­on proposes bringing all social care into single service
• Nicola Sturgeon’s ‘Wheesht for Indy’ campaign shows a lack of leadership
• The Eurostar could run from Scotland
• Biden shows willingnes­s to confront China on climate at global summits
• Love, simplicite­r
• Scots cleantech’s Global goal
• Leaving world stage when the drama is far from over
• Good investment in times of crisis
• Building up from waste
• Greener way to say goodbye
• Scottish cluster fails to get on track
• Help in life’s toughest times
• NOW & THEN
• Bird flu restrictio­ns stepped up
• Leith tech firm Amiqus to add 20 jobs
• Fashion giant Next warns of stock challenges even as sales boom
• Major investment in West Lothian heat pump plant by Mitsubishi to generate 55 jobs amid green revolution
• Good reception for radio tech firm Sofant
• UK’S service sector on recovery track
• May be at least a stall in OBR house price forecast
• London markets finish in red as traders await central bank decisions Market report
• Teenager Mccann stars on jumps debut at Musselburg­h
• Aussies are hatching plan To stop ‘miracle 10’
• Warrior Fagerson wary of familiar foe Rennie
• Paris progress boosts Norrie’s ATP Finals bid
• Family affair as Howie teams up with younger brother in Grand Final
• Macintyre aiming to ‘flip the switch’ and be aggressive as he chases success at Portugal Masters
• Foden gives City much-needed lift after stern words from Pep
• Easter Road CEO hits out at hotel whistleblo­wer
• Hibs chief criticises SPFL response to Covid crisis
• Ralston says fans’ reaction to new Celtic deal has been overwhelmi­ng
• Gerrard’s patience pays off as ‘exciting’ Sakala starts to show his best for Rangers
• Brondby boss hoping home advantage counts
• Gerrard wary of fired-up Danish team and fans
• Clarke: Continuity is key ahead of qualifiers
• Kent set for Rangers return but Kamara ‘50-50’ to face Brondby
• Uplift for removal costs
• Homing in on village green ambitions
• Well-travelled in style
• New boltholes available at the Old Course
• Famous abbey, author and ancient history

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