The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2020-11-01

• THE TRIBUTES. THE LIFE. THE QUOTES. THE LEGACY
• Heartbroke­n family in Scotland voice hope of a memorial to star
• A love life as dramatic as his film roles
• I’m an actor. It’s not brain surgery. If I do my job right, people won’t ask for their money back
• Proud Scot who fought hard for Scotland and its independen­ce
• Everyone has a Sean Connery impression but no one else could begin to capture the complexity or contradict­ions of the irasible, charismati­c, incredible real thing
• Bonds past and present hail best 007
• Expert help for our locked down, barking-mad pets
• Am I barking up the wrong tree wanting a new furry friend? No, and I’m not alone
• A DAUGHTER’S ANGER
• Whitewash claims as families accuse ministers of spin
• Short, sharp and now: Leading families calling for swift, urgent
• We owe it to those who lost loved ones, they need answers
• Charity backing bereaved inquiry into care home deaths
• Bartender, waiter, delivery driver: Star’s busy CV before big break
• Surgeons warn ban on public shows risks more firework victims on Guy Fawkes
• Most anarchic kids’ show ever? Mmmm, I’d have to mullet over: Host remembers Fun House
• Making America hate again
• This terrible tragedy merits far more than spin and shrugs
• The Salmond Inquiry has shed a light on our country’s civil servants. It does not flatter them
• Inspiratio­nal star has already won much more than a sports award
• Scots research reveals Long Covid may inflict enduring lung damage as victims call for help to understand condition and ease their suffering
• I spent 50 days in a coma but, thankfully, can’t recall a thing
• THE INSURERS
• Islander launches acclaimed
• Our silver darlings: Hebridean paper to hail founder’s inspiratio­nal gran and the Herring Girls of Scotland
• They were formidable, working long hours in hard conditions
• Fromthe Don to The Donald as author explains our fascinatio­n with family sagas from the Trumps to the Corleones
• We must go on our knees to Don Corleone
• Me, my shelves and sigh: Scotland’s grumpiest bookseller on the seven customers he loves to hate (but mostly loves)
• CHAPTER AND VERSE ON BOOKSHOP CUSTOMERS
• Every job is essential to someone £25 STAR LETTER
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Then vanish. the More birds snow coloured than rock. They pitch into the mountain. Nature as conjuror: It’s a wonderful trick
• GEAR GUIDE
• Led up the garden path? One year on, couple count cost of summer house that never was
• Washer floods kitchen
• Locked phones banned
• Britain switches on and tunes in as the bbc puts the telly on for first time
• Horoscopes
• A note of caution: Money makes the world go round but it’s not real
• Poor qualifying display at Imola costs Hamilton
• Wishawwiza­rd is cue-ing up for new tools of the trade
• Donaldson’s slender lead as pack gather in Cyprus
• Ex-wimbledon champ has Covid- 19
• LEADERBOAR­D
• TOWN SEND WILL HAVE TO DO WITHOUT TWO OF HIS KEY MEN
• Youngs scores twice as England thrash Italy
• DAVID SOLE
• Covid crisis was a spur for Dons
• Sir Kenny Football will kick you when you’re down
• Steven Gerrard
• Gareth Mcauley
• Double blow for Scotland
• Barkley has been great forvilla, says manager Smith
• Angry Mourinho looking for
• Headline in herey yayay Headline in herey yayay
• Surgery for forrest is a fresh blow but Lennon doubts he’ ll get outside help
• Old pals’ act will go back into cold storage until time-up at Hampden
• Sam plans to vindicate his decision to say: ‘Non’ to French move
• Captain material and getting better all the time – Hartley’s verdict on Lewis Ferguson
• Dons are feeling the benefit of taking an early-season battering
• Boss Gerrard implores Davis not to make the same mistake he made
• Killie’s Kiltie is delighted to be back in the fold at Rugby Park
• Asghar remains bullish as possible cuts are revealed
• Difficult days for United – so who’s next?
• Nobby couldn’t work out why Denis wouldn’t talk to him at wembley
• MATCH STATS
• No easy time for Pars, but they still edge it to go top
• MATCH STATS
• Walker scores a rare goal on familiar turf
• In-form Jota strikes a Hammer blow as Liverpool fight back
• Ex-toffee Scott eyes yet more Cup success
• Solskjaer talks up title chances as he joins Red Devils’ 100 club
• Ancelotti wants fringe Toffees to seize their chance
• Andy’s surprise forward move started his success
• Doncaster expects to get his way on Covid-19
• Highland fling for fans could be in the pipeline
• At least I am not alone in yearning for timewewere freeofworr­y
• The big interview
• Top trips from home and abroad plus the best days out suggestion­s
• Life according to...
• Food&drink
• Beauty Boss Winter is coming but don’t give your skincare the cold shoulder
• Kitchen sink cookies
• Three ways with Mexican braised pinto beans
• Meet the Author
• Picpkoodf Dead And Gone cthaests
• Celebritie­s back their horse in US election but the result is never a racing certainty
• Celebs at sea...so who’ll rule the waves and who’ll waive the rules?
• Scotland the best
• Tripping the lights Fantastic in Iceland
• Travel news
• Add some colour as autumn fades and dark days of winter draw near
• Homegrown Manderley magic: This Netflix scene-stealer’s star quality shines on screen and in homes
• Litnhe-eup
• Why waiting to get your Will or POA in place is not an option...
• Safety measures during home visits
• Case Study My husband took care of everything for me and our sons...now we are taking care of him
• Happy new you! Life coach reveals how to find contentmen­t in the age of Covid
• My husband just doesn’ t get Christmas. What can i do to make him enjoy special time?
• I’ve got new rules... and a bright future

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