The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2019-09-08

• Surgeon accuses officials over trip
• 1,000 OFFICERS SEAL OFF MARCHES AND PROTESTS
• A disastrous failure of political judgment: Former Scots Secretary rounds on PM over Brexit expulsions
• Caravan owners’ fury over flooding
• Warning after teen was close to death
• Lights, camera, sequins, action
• Of course, we want an election but there is more at stake here
• This surgery did not just change my life, it saved my life. I do not have the words to express how grateful I am
• Please, minister, do what you promised and bring him here
• SURGEON REVEALS SCOTS’ DELAYS
• The victims: Health secretary has little to be proud about
• MSPs probe ex-FM’s £500k court case fees
• Being on the show is a huge thing for me
• Experts reveal how animal farm helps hen-pecked patients at the State Hospital
• YO HO HO AND AN RPG
• All the promises of the Brexiteers have turned to dust. The Emperor doesn’t have a stitch on
• The first book was important and prophetic. I expect the second to be just as important, just as prophetic
• Can someone tell our health secretary the good news?
• A birthday present to myself? I’ll spend more time with folk I like
• Enough of the hate and the whataboute­ry. What about Scots being dragged into the murk by bigots?
• Em@il jury
• Our lives are a cabaret and it’s all down to good friends and can cans of Irn-Bru
• Show found me a career, husband and a baby son
• Duke back on duty but still under a cloud
• I had surgery like Andy Murray but I’m back dancing
• Squaddies retrain to swap Army barracks for a life on the road
• When I needed help, Poppyscotl­and was there for me
• Back on track: World champ hails grandson for urging him to get his trainers on after 20 years
• So why did FM launch a ferry with painted windows?
• More trouble at top as art school loses finance chief
• RBS, sponsors of ethical investment summit, linked to razing of rainforest
• Crisis captured on film
• Threatened with police, thrown off the train and abandoned 160 miles from home: Retired couple’s nightmare trip... and they bought first-class tickets
• Delight as healthy twin girls born to oldest mum
• I’m a better mum now than I was in my 30s
• I was healthier at 40 than 20, so I didn’t feel worried
• We’re going around the bend because the council is sending us all around the houses
• First-time sellers must be ready to make right move
• A wildlife reserve in thrall to nature
• World’s greatest psychic helps you
• Scotland to the White House: Six presidents with Caledonian roots
• A Volvo Mirage: I bought my dream car online for £6,750 but it was all a fantasy. I got £6.33 returned
• Bank fraud threat to millennial­s
• GEAR GUIDE
• Make the most important decision in your life today
• Author’s first adventure of an illustriou­s career
• As ever, a little bit of dad’s TLC is the perfect remedy
• Talking up a storm: Expert explains facts about these natural wonders
• Smith rules the roost yet again
• Can Oban stop More from making it No. 4?
• Wales left to sweat as Ireland win
• Scott determined not to be making up Japan numbers
• DAVID SOLE
• Catriona will ignore the rankings and aim for another home success
• Jamie bags his fourth US Open doubles title
• BOB BATTLES HARD TO HANG ON TO A SHARE IN HAMBURG
• Fitz leads the way as GB&I take grip of the match
• SFA say they’re not embarrasse­d by UEFA action
• Hat-trick Harry blows Bulgaria away
• The man in the bunnet done it
• Belgians’ admin blunder blew Dennis’ chance
• The potential problems ahead for Greg Taylor
• Hamilton Accies conveyor belt keeps rolling
• Contrite McBurnie is now out for a goal to fully appease the fans
• Clarke is searching high and low for a cure to the Tartan Army’s apathy
• There’s no sugar-coating from Robbo
• Marshall’s not moved by the prospect of a record
• Shaun would
• Kenny is just loving the hard life right now
• Holsgrove will always be a Scot at heart
• Allen gets that déjà vu feeling once more
• Flores returns to Hornets after Gracia sacking
• Putting Barton up in the air was the making of new Celt Greg Taylor
• Rangers must now win at least two of the remaining Old Firm games this season. On Sunday’s evidence, that is a huge task
• I know how Old Firm fortunes can flip – but now Gers can’t afford to slip up like we did
• Fraser is hoping to be next in line to join the Tannadice alumni
• RAITH ROVERS 2 Hendry (pen 17, pen, 49) FALKIRK 0
• Jags’ young stars can stake a claim
• CLYDE 3 McStay (62), Goodwillie (pen, 76), McNiff (78) QOS 2 Murray (4), Dobbie (48, pen)
• DUNFERMLIN­E 1 Kiltie (29) ALLOA ATHLETIC 2 Thomson (40), Trouten (54)
• It’s all go for Joe as the Jags cruise past the Mo
• WREXHAM 1 Bickerstaf­f (71) AYR UNITED 1 Roscoe (87) Wrexham win 6-5 on penalties
• Broch are stunned by great Forres fightback
• lowland league
• 16-year-old Fin is an inspiratio­n to Dundee kids
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Why didn’t the SFA beat UEFA to the punch?
• Well embroiled in Cadden cash row with MLS
• At least I had a chance to explore any untapped musical skills
• Maggie Listens
• The big interview
• Horoscopes
• The Day I...
• Glow with it: Easy ways to care for your skin during pregnancy Micro but mighty
• Restaurant of the week
• Oh Lord, Downton hits big screen
• Darren McGarvey
• Do tell them, Pike... Rosamund says Chris was a joy to work with
• Scotland the best
• Cuckoos, chocolate and Creole in paradise
• 48 hours in Belfast
• Meet the Author
• Quirky and crafty in the heart of the city
• High time we learned health benefits of hemp
• Be bang on trend
• A STYLISH HOME IS A HAPPY HOME
• HOW TO KIT OUT YOUR KITCHEN
• DESIGNING YOUR DREAM BATHROOM
• THE HOTTEST WAYS TO HEAT YOUR HOME
• YOUR VANTAGE POINT
• THE OUTSIDE OF YOUR HOME SAYS A LOT...
• BRINGING FURNITURE BACK TO LIFE
• ACHIEVE A PICTUREPER­FECT GARDEN

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