The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2020-09-27

• The wrong kind of test tubes: Why NHS labs can’t help clear the backlog
• All cliffs no buts for Scots climbers
• HAPPY DAYS: LOVE GOES ON
• Pride of Scots’ Creek: Star of TV comedy pays kilted tribute to his gran as show is showered with awards
• Go on, let out your inner dance diva
• Positive patients sent into homes despite minister calling a halt
• Care homes must be the priority. The alternativ­e is unthinkabl­e
• We might need to face the hard FACTS...most of us haven’t a clue
• They’re easy to miss but we need to grab at a little happy moment whenever we can
• Registerin­g our son’s birth was a lovely moment
• That sinking filling: Dentists fear closures and warn it could take five years to repair damage inflicted by Covid shutdown
• I’d been in agony for over a week with agonising pain in my mouth
• I’m struggling to feed my family, so can’t afford private treatment
• It’s been frustratin­g trying to meet all the rules
• Trained in Scotland: Saudi pilots blitzing Yemen with bombs made in Scotland
• How did officers allegedly fail to find his gun after arresting suspect?
• The making of a president
• Fair’s flare as designer reveals why Isle’s famous patterns still thrill dedicated followers
• Business chief calls for Brexit compromise
• Why more of us are getting the needle in lockdown
• Nothing to see here?
• Cabbages, kings, sealing wax...and a world-class test and trace system
• No one needed a degree in rocket science to see the return of students could go sideways
• Bravery that shows how wonderful people are
• I had been writing about some really dark, dark times... but nothing could have prepared me for my birthday
• Fierce, feisty, and female: Writer salutes courageous Celtic women who blazed a trail around the world still followed today fought their way through. I hope it helps inspire some of the readers to feel they can make change.” Mairi, whose mum Moira is a h
• Miscarriag­e charities: We need better care and more counsellin­g
• I reached out to friends and found talking really helped
• I was sent home with leaflets. No follow-up, nothing
• Did high-living vets’ assistant steal £140,000? Former colleagues detail her betrayal
• Brexit-backing billionair­e’s move to Monaco will save him millions in tax
• Don’t blame students for this mess
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Easy on the eyes... and on the feet
• For fun and adventure, Dull is a shining example of the best Scotland has to offer
• Big rise in Covid frauds
• Churchill cheers as Britain joins ranks of nuclear superpower­s
• Pint-sized plumber with a dodgy moustache: The making of Mario
• Horoscopes
• A revitalisi­ng treat for legs and feet in only minutes a day
• Bladder control was ruining my life... then I discovered Biovit Miracle Cranberry
• Calum urges reflecting on bigger
• Reigning champs out as Finn’s Racing march on
• Hastings throws down the gauntlet to former team- mate in returning Russell
• DAVID SOLE
• Major scare but Lewis is on the brink of history
• Van der Breggen doubles up with road-race title win
• Andy still has self-belief he can be a winner again
• Aaron aiming to be Top Gun but will need to hold off Maverick
• Johanna won’t get sucked in by Coco
• David warns of a very different week from the last outing in East Lothian
• Would greens like concrete have made a difference?
• Forrest blow for Clarke ahead of vital tie with Israel
• Accies v United
• LivivPerth­Saints
• Good to be back, Jak?
• Veteran conundrom for Lennon and Gerrard over Brown and McGregor
• McLeish: It is time to call a halt to meaningles­s internatio­nal friendlies
• Now that Ryan Glasgow, he is to look like the
• belongs to beginning £7m man
• Forrest injury woes for Clarke as boss Lenny rules his man out of Scotland tie
• Jack: There is a real hunger to complete the Scottish Cup
• Nothing rocky about Marciano’s progress for club and country
• Hearts boss: Other clubs only have themselves to blame for Covid cash woes
• Mellon backs star man to set Scots alight
• Dee debut for Adam ends in a draw at Dens
• Striker and ‘new signing’ can star for Killie: Dyer
• Callum keeps faith in shotshy strikers
• Betfred groups leave Lambert simply baffled
• Good luck to the Old Firm on Thursday
• Parry paints a very bleak picture and fears EFL clubs will go to the wall
• Euro setback can give Dons a domestic boost
• Loan Ranger’s vision can help Pars progress
• County stopper says he’ll miss noisy faithful
• Scott could do a Harry and enjoy meteoric rise down south thanks to Forest move
• Danny believes the worst thing he could have done was score against Celtic
• United floor Brighton with a Bruno knockout
• Abraham leaves it late as Chelsea fight back from a first-half shock
• Johnson bags a brace on Pride Park return
• Rodgers expects a ‘top-class’ City test
• Blades skipper Sharp wants the supporters back
• Moutinho hails arrival of teen ace Silva
• Billy’s long walk to become our first shoot-out winner
• The Buffalo and The Tiger are set to join forcces
• Kirsty makes having it all look effortless – for most it’s anything but
• Newsnight’s Kirsty Wark on telling Scotland’s story
• Real-life issues and medical advice
• Comedian Fern Brady
• The snackmaste­r rebooting the humble cheese toastie
• Heartwarmi­ng reading from Jenny Robson
• Agony aunt Maggie Clayton listens to you
• Podcast tips, album reviews and the P.S. playlist
• A chat with Tracy Beaker creator Jacqueline Wilson
• Postcard from LA
• TV previews and listings
• Your locks lost their shine? How to solve those age-old hair woes
• On the Radio
• VIP weekend (that’s Vegans In Pitlochry)
• Scotland the best
• Hug a tree, embrace the enchantmen­t...
• Travelnews
• It’s trees, please, as festival shows us how to branch out in the garden
• View from the Vegetable Patch
• The Doc Replies

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