The Scotsman - 2021-11-13

• The hard COP26 work is only just beginning
• New app tracks how capital’s historic sites are facing challenges of climate change
• Harry faced ‘constant berating’ from Royal Family, Meghan told ex-aide
• Army will continue to help NHS in Borders and Lanarkshir­e
• Carmichael calls for transparen­cy ‘revolution’ over sleaze scandal
• Analysis: A strong climate deal in Glasgow may not save the Prime Minister from becoming bogged down in a sleaze row
• Police will not probe Tory ‘cash for honours’
• The valley that provides water for local Pakistan towns is drying up
• COP26 draft agreement ‘devastatin­g’ as UK ‘shows absolute lack of leadership’
• What has been agreed so far as negotiatio­ns continue?
• Wrong to paint aviation as ‘poster child’ for decarbonis­ation issues
• Beaumont ‘blown away’ by beauty of Glasgow council boundary ride
• Health board fined £200k after woman took own life in hospital
• ‘Wild, spectacula­r and unique’ area of Highlands named top UK beauty spot
• What could be next in the fight against the Covid surge in Scotland?
• Half of firms jib at passport extension
• EU’S ‘serious headway’ call over protocol
• Unions reject ‘derisory’ teachers deal
• WWII Spitfire tribute to hero Scottish pilot
• Gardens conjure up screening of Edinburgh-set movie The Illusionis­t
• Around 1,000 people risk death to reach UK in new daily record
• COP26’S legacy could be transforma­tional
• A legal duty To next generation?
• Good food is the way to bid goodbye to this world
• It’s an ugly business for showy people
• Where is the credible independen­ce road map?
• Big bill to pay
• ON TWITTER
• Feeling deflated
• MP fears Ukraine will be ‘testing mark’ for west’s response to Russia
• As a baker I live a life of glamour. The first alarm goes off at 3.51am
• New drama about watching the detectives is timely as I catch up with a drug lord
• Hallowe’en horror send-up that’s got a licence to chill
• Moving response to COP26
• Mogwai still Fear Satan, but have so much more to offer
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Sandy Carmichael
• NOW & THEN
• Call for funding over new rules on slurry pollution
• Astrazenec­a to profit from Covid jab
• The incredible power of networks for start-ups
• Push to regain lost pandemic ground falters as FTSE falls
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• Skeltons to grab Paddy Power Gold Cup glory with Protektora­t
• Clarke faces suspension dilemma for Danes’ visit
• Heady days for Scotland as play-off spot secured
• Clarke’s understate­d side are measuring up to the highest Scots standards
• Fiorini impresses as Man City ace helps Scotland U21s to win
• Kane hits hat-trick to put England on brink of reaching World Cup
• New boss Hughes hopes to bring ‘gold dust’ to Dunfermlin­e
• ‘Big angry men’ set to keep Hogg on his toes
• Captain Kolisi’s pride as South Africa field nine players of colour in Murrayfiel­d Test
• Ex-lions prop Smith to be inducted into Scottish Rugby’s Hall of Fame
• Scotland Women coach Easson names strongest available side to face Japan
• Ireland report potential Covid-19 case before All Blacks clash
• Genge replaced by Scottish-born Rodd as England face Australia
• Selkirk up to sixth spot as they prove too strong for Border rivals Jed-forest
• Townsend’s Scotland have come so far they are now capable of beating anyone
• Drysdale faces card sweat, Jamieson shines in Dubai
• Family film nights are just the ticket for me
• Tasmanian fizz is some of the best from Down Under
• Big and beautiful
• Spencer (12A)
• How we were
• A Toast to the Old Stones
• Brian Molley goes back to the future with Modern Traditions
• 15 years of inspiring (very) young minds
• MAKE CHRISTMAS MAGICAL IN LONDON’S SEVEN DIALS
• Cologne’s Heady brew
• The best new ways to see the Northern Lights
• Here’s why you shouldn’t put the garden ‘to bed’ this autumn
• Now could be time to bring back face-to-face AGMS
• Why new film The Ultimate Run is ‘like watching Danny Macaskill on skis’
• Your life in the stars
• Dear Green Place could del Iver for the planet
• More buttons to be pushed in Scotland’s race to net-zero
• How technology will drive our net-zero journey
• ‘Be present – be a bum on a seat or hold up a sign’
• Public can easily alter attitudes and behaviour
• Green visions inspiring communitie­s
• Glasgow gearing up to be cycling champion
• Old Town, new tricks

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