The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2020-12-06

• THE FAILURE Workers, unions and politician­s accuse ministers over collapse
• Experts detail the leadership and action needed to win back jobs
• The show must go online as lockdown theatres turn panto into pixels
• RAW DEAL: READERS’ CHAMPION
• It’s lovely to end this year talking about joyful things. Singing, dancing and elves
• Craiglang gang hit the streets to keep festive traditions alive
• We were meant to be getting 500 jobs. All we got was kicked in the teeth Welder Derek Whyte
• Former PM urges action and insists contract can still be won
• With political will, Scotland could be a major energy exporter
• Scots companies must have better support to win in European market
• Breakthrou­gh banker: Being a woman helps
• Free-range turkeys fly off the shelves
• C’mon the jags: Vaccinatio­n of football stadiums earmarked
• Shoppers crowd city streets after England exits from lockdown
• Lawfully proceeding into the past as QC turns novelist to unveil Victorian whodunnit
• FROM THE BOOK
• Smashed by freezing water, I lost two stones in 12 days: Adventurer on rowing toantarcti­ca
• ‘Businesses must prepare for the end of the UK transition period in a planned and coordinate­d way’
• Sir Keir to unveil Labour’s new plan for Scotland
• The great Out Of Doors: Radio presenter on show’s surging popularity as the lockdown prompts rush back to nature
• Leading lawyer calls for overhaul of juries and verdicts
• Abuse victims claim no-suestringt­iedto payments breaches human rights law
• Why is Stranraer a global hotspot for debilitati­ng lung disease? Scientists work to find causes
• I collapsed, unable to breathe, right in front of my youngest daughter
• Reekie retold in tales from the boxroom
• The collapse of Bifab has given debacles a bad name. We can, and must, do better
• Scientists have given us hope and, carefully, steadily, we will return to lives we want to live
• The appliance of science has given us all a shot in the arm, but anti-vaxxers may turn out to be a real pain in the backside
• It’s not the time of year for picking flowers. What do you do for a big birthday when the restaurant­s are shut and you can’t go anywhere because of Covid?
• Nine unforgetta­ble acquittals. One memorable lawyer: Courtroom champion of civil rights remembered as film recalls famous case
• Killer cabbage under attack as drive begins to root out Scotland’s alien invaders
• A delayed release? No kidding: Star’s new movie takes nine years to arrive
• CSI Gardenholm­e Linn: Bestsellin­g how killer GP led pioneering police Author forensical­ly examines to the appliance of science
• A Street full of laughter: soap’s good humour is Weatherfie­ld’s MD on why the key to enduring appeal
• FM to meet family of mother forced to return to Malta by her violent ex
• Anti-vaxxers need to stop the nonsense Crown and out
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Covid holiday refunds
• A lost world: On the trail of fact after the mysterious departure of our badgers
• Putting the latest outdoor clothing, accessorie­s and equipment to test
• The Beautiful One: Bust reveals face of Egypt’s ancient queen
• Horoscopes
• Crazy like a fox: The untameable assassin is full of contradict­ions
• Bluenose Bakole is after AJ and his crown
• Rozner’s stunner sinks Sully on way to his maiden victory
• Ex-tour chief Ken has never viewed the PGA Tour as opposition
• Bottas on pole – but George is the star
• Taylor’s sin bin proves a costly turning point
• England lose Vunipola to achilles woe
• DAVID SOLE
• HAT-TRICK SEALS FIJI SUCCESS IN EDINBURGH
• Jaco: It’s a learning curve that lies ahead
• Walter Smith character in Hails Tavernier’s ‘remarkable’ leaving dark days at Ibrox behind
• Gers’ leadership group is making Gerrard’s job easier
• I would not change anyone in our dressing room for anybody else in Scotland
• Saint Callum has empathy for his former team-mate
• Stevie warns Hoops that he is a born-again striker and out to pile on the misery
• Troubled Saints fail to halt march of despair
• Mcinnes calls foul over ref’s red card for Fergie
• Super Cally’s goal finishes off a great week for the Accies
• Dyer incensed by Killie’s ‘slap round the face’
• Win helps Martindale lay down a fair claim to be the Lions’ king
• Covid safety measures a priority at Tannadice, insists stand-in boss Courts
• Gaffer’s pep talk has Hibees on the Boyle
• No excuses, but Well boss wants apology from ref
• Most of the Celtic players will be hurting at the results. Unfortunat­ely for Neil, not all of them will be
• Hit-man Dykes still pinching himself overwemble­y date
• It’s unfair, insensitiv­e and suffocatin­g
• Nine years ago, I saw first-hand Neil Lennon saving his job. He can do the same again
• Warning that aiming for the Qatarworld Cup heat could lead to burn-out
• Walker at the double to get Jambos back on track
• Derby honours shared, but Raith will feel hard done by
• Majestic Mcgowan’s solo stunner seals it for Dee
• MATCH STATS ALLOA ATHLETIC 0
• Montrose fight back to end great Cove run
• EURO ROUND-UP
• HIGHLAND LEAGUE
• LOWLAND LEAGUE
• On-form keeper Binnie earns point for Albion
• EAST OF SCOTLAND
• Skipper Hendo hailed by Reds boss Klopp
• Staying up will be immense for us, insistswil­der
• Arteta admits Mourinho is ‘really special’ ahead of derby encounter
• Bilic: I don’t have longevity like Hodgson
• Stevie who? Kettlewell admits he has never got close to Ibrox boss
• Vigurs tips‘rossco’ to go and‘do a Dykes’ before long
• Bobby’s bingo helped to get his family a full house
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Cyber chat is unrealisti­c, the Celts are indecisive
• Livi counting the cost despite their Dykes windfall
• It all began in The Nest but fledgling star looks set to keep soaring
• The big interview Rising Scottish acting star Mirren Mack
• Food&drink
• Life according to...
• Lockdown is the perfect time to nurture the natural brow look
• Veggie bite
• Spatchcock chicken with five spice, honey and soy
• Meet the Author
• Picpkoodf Sleep Cove cthaests
• From Australia to Disney, via Stranraer, Isla’s inner idiot puts the accent on comedy
• Dawn is delighted to be back in her most dearly beloved role
• Cuddle up and coorie in for a winter break
• Scotland the best
• A paradise found ...
• Travel news
• ‘Snowdrifts’ and ‘Advent Bells’ can give your garden a Christmas vibe
• Homegrown Going for a real tree... why not think of a living tree that you can use again for Christmas?
• Saving the playgroup
• Winter wedding
• Planning for the future, 2021 beyond
• I feel good now that I have both these important documents sorted
• How to banish the tell-tale symptoms of ageing AGE WELL
• Mysocialwo­rkerdaught­er saysthisco­vidvaccine­will keephersaf­e. Issheright?

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