The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2020-06-21

• Gene genius saves twins
• DONALD MACLEOD
• MY WEEK BY FRANCIS GAY
• Private schools prepare to reopen fully in August to pile pressure on ministers to deliver more classrooms
• Labour: Minister must now reveal two-metre advice
• Children from our poorer postcodes will suffer most. That is a dreadful loss of potential
• FORMER FIST MINISTER CALLS FOR LEADERSHIP ON SCHOOLS
• Fin is worried about online learning. He hasn’t seen or heard a teacher since March – Worried mum Sarah Chisnall
• We want to teach but are being told we can’t – Newly qualified teacher Erin McCauley
• MANDY RHODES
• In this car park, I thee wed: How couple rushed to tie the knot as lockdown loomed
• Ministers ditch digital contact tracing system
• Air passenger: Lack of protection in the UK was a shock
• ‘We were able to diversify while remaining solvent’
• Money for business and staff
• Three children die and mum is critical after fire engulfs their flat
• On the front row in the back green: Star makes sure the show must go on...in his garden
• DNA destroyed in Maddie-link rape inquiry
• RACISM IS LEARNED...BUT IT CAN BE UNLEARNED CAMPAIGN
• Ex-rector: University must reconsider Watt tribute
• Naomi: Removing statue was inspiring
• Our ancestors’ blood and sweat helped build the UK economy. That should be acknowledg­ed
• LIVES THAT MATTER
• Covid has cost us so much but cannot cost our children’s hopes and dreams
• You can learn a lot from Vinny
• We’re very different but I love to watch her succeed
• He never prosecutes. Neither do I
• A bridge of size: 50 years on, experts reveal how landmark crossing has transforme­d Scotland’s biggest city
• Injustice then, justice now: Mounting calls for a pardon and apology to the thousands of women killed in Scots witch hunts
• INNOCENT VICTIMS
• World-leading mesh surgeon pulls out of proposed Scots trip claiming ministers and medical advisers are wasting his time
• Horoscopes
• My boxset dilemma of lockdown
• IPhone row has appy ending
• Beware the Covid con men
• Report says ET did not go home...he was never really here in first place
• The story of Scots plants
• YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
• Higgins admires Judd – but Willie was best in the room
• Ex-world champion is still up for a fight
• Scott is happy to put his family before fairways
• Challenges ahead as Pro14 sets out its timescale for return
• A positive test was always going to happen
• Alan’s goal won a trophy for the Buddies in Brazil
• Boyd believes that if Morelos is sold, Rangers will have to find the WOW factor
• Retired – not me! Buddies skipper Sam battles on
• Five-a-day along with lots of sleep is Burke’s way ahead
• A night in the Hacienda, and the late-night bus home. Then Bobby Charlton compared Pat to Stan Matthews and Tom Finney
• Former team-mate Weir’s words of warning for new Saints gaffer Davidson
• Celts set to appoint former boss Strachan’s son to coaching role
• There is still a chance for Gattuso to make more Ibrox memories
• Winnie rates old side’s chance of legal success at no better than 50:50
• Livi coaches pay the price of the Covid-19 crisis
• Say your prayers
• sir Kenny Dalglish
• alan brazil
• No slacking! Lampard orders Blues to turn it on for the sofa-based fans
• Frantic ending scuppers full recovery for Rodgers
• Foxes should have won it, says Rodgers
• Klopp’s back in the saddle as Liverpool sprint for the line
• Bernard: Fearless, aggressive Richi will only get better
• 50 years on from the greatest team in football history
• Why have Hearts waited until now to pursue court action?
• Rashford inspires Justin Edinburgh’s son in defibrilla­tor quest
• Shaw happy Pogba’s back in United action
• Wilder to look back on reign of King Kev
• Mac’s late equaliser is so painful for boss Neil
• Teenage star Sibley’s treble tames Lions
• A romantic short story
• Mission: Not accomplish­ed. But we seem to be on the right road
• Soul sensation John Legend
• Real-life issues and The Doc Replies
• Reviews and author interviews
• Agnes Stevenson lights a blaze of garden colour
• Resident agony aunt Maggie Clayton
• Get ready for the heatwave with our summer wardrobe
• Our pick of the best music and podcasts
• Meet the Scots nutritioni­st who’s a hit Down Under
• Lowdown on the best in TV drama, comedy and soaps
• Downton’s Phyllis Logan talks sequels and sexism
• Postcard from LA
• Grounds for success: Coffee beans are a brilliant brew-ty treatment
• A little extra care now will keep your extra sweet, extra tough sweetcorn in tip-top form
• Failing the screen time test during lockdown harms us all

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