The Sunday Post (Dundee) - 2021-02-07

• Emergency committee
• Hagar the unstoppabl­e: Gene scientists working to crack the Norse code find Scots Vikings all around the globe
• Humphrys started now he’s finished
• Ditch the touch-up apps online
• Professor: Lengthen the school week to let children catch up
• Once, getting a jag would not be on my big list of fun things to do. That was then
• They’re not sniffy about wonky carrots and awry roses but down in the dirt with the rest of us P.S. columnist Agnes Stevenson
• Claimants in debt danger
• Government criticised for inaction over UN report
• The original story of the ring is so unique. Now it has a new lease of life
• If 007 could fight in one, surely guys can suit up for a Zoom call BYWENDY RIGG
• Star: Martial art boosts fitness and confidence
• Zara the First
• Ministers’ disrespect of MSPS is a disgrace piled upon a scandal but the truth will out. It always does
• Some glass ceilings have shattered but government ads reveal work still to be done
• Nothing old-fashioned about needing somebody to lean on
• This new mob seem unafraid and Acclaimed author hails the rising
• ONE YEAR: £8.5M IN FINES
• A little bird blown off course: the States for South Uist and
• Minister urged to assist publishers delivering crucial news in pandemic
• Margaret Fay Shaw
• Horoscopes
• Things are going to get better. Honest
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• With no wifi here and no wifi there: Family suffer some broadband blues down on the farm
• New rules as credit deals soar
• Park and climb: Munro’s half the effort but twice the fun
• Island with idyllic beaches, rich heritage and soothing sound of high flying birds
• Beat le mania sweeps America as fab four touchdown for tour
• Yes we Cannes: How organisers moved movie festivals online
• Stokes: Root is in phenomenal form
• Dustin leads the way as Gallacher falls back
• Murray hits out at LTA protocols after his Aussie Open miss
• Irish out to make a statement in Cardiff
• A MAGNIFICEN­T SEVEN-TRY HAUL SEES THE FRENCH INFLICT A 28th STRAIGHT DEFEAT
• DAVID SOLE
• Saints boss hails players’ 100% commitment
• The ‘Kirkcaldy Collina’, JOHN ROWBOTHAM,
• , believes Covid restrictio­ns have helped take whistlers out of the firing line
• Billy’s Diamond debut as he helped to beat Celtic
• And the award for comedy duo with the toughest gig this Oscar season goes to...

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