The Sunday Post (Inverness) - 2020-02-02

• THE £ 230M GHOST SHIPS
• PM’S celebratio­ns cut short with wake-up call from France
• THE GREAT OUTDOORS
• Is it the end of the beginning or just the middle of a muddle?
• Nike’s hijab swim range makes waves
• Experts: These pictures are concerning. The ships should not be in this state and a lot of repairs will be needed before work could restart
• Only silence as the ferries rust in peace
• Islanders: We’ve missed cancer these ferries, are losing all faith
• Scans and lost £20m. We need and deserve so much better
• By Kevin HOBBS
• I have been given the chance to save my daughter’s life
• News special
• Warn move could reduce the chances of halting major Class A trafficker­s
• How Iceman’s driver was held in Dumfries with £6m of heroin
• By GRAEME PEARSON
• Trump to be cleared after vote rules out witnesses
• Masks issued to surgery staff as NHS chiefs trigger contingenc­y plans
• The charity bringing lost brothers and sisters back together
• Never-never no more. SNP must convince right here, right now
• Physiother­apist reveals horror of outbreak to back vaccinatio­n drive
• Smart motorways are one of the stupidest and deadliest ideas ever dreamt up by road chiefs
• Em@il jury
• Family praises justice as teen killers get life
• Refugees endure blackouts because of power voucher system
• Nice to be nominated... Scot screenwrit­er up for top Bafta award hopes rival
• Red carpet beware, Our Ladies might be on their way
• Wild salmon threatened by farm escapes
• But I hope we don’t win film about war-torn Syria gets the nod
• NEWS SPECIAL Leading cat protection abandoning volunteers
• Revealed: Violent criminal history of Emma suspect
• Charity accused of in the Highlands
• Genetic study fuels fears that Scottish wildcats are on brink
• Two cities, two countries but one deadly secret: Crime best-seller reveals how to hook readers in any language
• Cash-strapped Scots to receive funeral support
• As teens shun Saturday jobs, we hit the streets with
• Muriel Gray back to lead troubled school of art
• ARRYN EMBLETON
• Holiday hacks to make your cash stretch further
• Musician’s couriers strike a sour note
• How Hollywood gave GIS a home from home
• Bite into choccy facts
• TINNITUS & HEARING INFORMATIO­N SHOW, GLASGOW
• Guest Presenters:
• I was so tired all the time and had no energy until I started taking turmeric and honey!
• Now is the Thyme for Nicholls
• They’ll all be rooting for Andy to get a ring
• Mcdowell leads but feels he is walking a Saudi tightrope
• ENGLAND CAN HANDLE NOW BEING A TARGET
• How the scots played
• Hard work pays off as Rory picks up his first cap in four years
• CURRY AIMS TO STAY TRUE TO HIMSELF AS HE MOVES TO EIGHT
• Oops! Captain Hogg has a Dublin calamity
• Lennon wants his No. 2 to get the call from Scotland
• Misery for Murray as he loses in Mixed Final
• El Bufalo on the boil
• George was told to drink to forget by his manager!
• Was Brian Rice saga just the tip of the iceberg?
• Clarke wants Mcginn back as soon as possible
• I MUST HAVE RUINED A FEW CAREERS
• WHO DID THE BETTER BUSINESS?
• Barisic offers some advice to new signing
• Gerrard wants vital spark as Gers hit stormy waters
• Hagi – make sure you win every game
• Tragic death made David realise that life is too short
• Kids would do well to look at Celts’ Callum
• Ajer: It’s great to have Griff back in Hoops
• Lions roar while Well are a mystery to their boss
• Holt bathing in glory of Livi’s fine display
• Brophy pops up to put an end to Killie’s unwanted nine-in-a-row
• Staggies boss slams stars’ slack attitude
• Saintsi alive – but so were Hibs after a wake-up call
• Hibees keeper targets Euro play-off spot
• Raging Wright blames ref for dropped points
• I’ve been offered chances to return to the profession­al game, but working with kids is far more rewarding
• Wighton cue as Lichties shock runaway leaders
• Dundee pay price for sluggish start
• Top-flight move a family affair for winger Alan
• Brora wrap up win with first-half treble
• Matthews’ early flick sees Raith stretch lead
• Salah’s brace secures win as Klopp salivates
• Ole’s glad for the break as tired Red
• Mourinho fond of Pep from time in Spain
• We’re still the rank outsiders, insists Rodgers
• Devils labour to dour draw
• The Derry Pele aims to help develop City kids in his own image
• Dad’s the word as Callum out to nail down a slot
• Hagi can get over his name and win the title
• When life gives you lemons, read Watermelon
• Real-life issues and medical advice with The Doc Replies
• Author Marian Keyes on laughter being the best medicine
• With expert Agnes Stevenson
• The top trips at home and abroad
• Our pick of the best radio and podcasts
• Reviews and author interviews
• Simple solutions so your skin always looks on the bright side
• How am I meant to train for a half marathon with a sprout-sized lump sticking out of my leg?
• Going out Restaurant of the week
• Gwen puts the accent on fear
• My no-holds-bard hangover after toasting new pals Lulu and Lewis at big Burns bash
• Myleene Klass
• My trauma at Saddam’s hands: Star on why Iraq war thriller is personal
• Island will have you coming back for more
• The value and importance of securing a power of attorney
• The Doc Replies
• Maggie listens

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