The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2021-09-19

• Experts’ warning on benefit and furlough cuts to poorest families
• Paramedics: Army must set up and run field hospitals to ease ambulance crisis
• SECRET BEHIND SCENT
• HORNS OF DILEMMA
• Strictly breaking with tradition: TV dance show steps out in style with first all-male pairing
• Parents know best on jag for children
• IN HIS OWN WORDS
• It’s hard to know that I can’t take my daughter out like other families
• We need action that is joined-up and targeted at at-risk families
• We’re out of stock and out of time: Industry leaders warn over empty shelves
• I never thought my restaurant business would mean I would become a long-distance driver
• WHAT IS IN SHORT SUPPLY?
• Tolerance needed over child jabs, says expert
• Scotland Qeeps PCR testing for internatio­nal travellers
• Don’t stop: Rock stars’ feud continues
• Police condemn sectarian singing after arrests at city Orange parades
• I couldn’t believe Cathrin was allowed to end up like that. She suffered right up until the very end, but she shouldn’t have had to go through that. She deserved better
• Calls for rethink on assisted dying as public dialogue launches as public dialogue launches
• Betrayed, tortured... then finally reunited with big brother
• The man who won’t vanish: Putin’s greatest critic shaping national polls from inside Russian prison
• Diplomatic row over sub contract
• Sorry not enough: Survivors of drone strike that killed Afghan civilians
• Critics call for £100m CalMac superferry that is running five years behind schedule to be scrapped or sold
• Survey launches on how to mark Scottish museum legacy of slavery
• Romans, lend me your ears... and your bells, lyres and reed pipes: Composer delves into antiquity to recreate sounds of early Rome
• The new abnormal
• Every single voice must be heard in the debate over assisted dying
• A Massive Attack on carbon use will work if we plan properly and act
• Experts hail promising trial of cancer drug
• Father of M9 crash man wants answers from Met chief House
• Farm deaths double in a year and 12,000 accidents reported
• Farmers in peril as experts blame longer hours during the pandemic
• Earth’s lawyer: She started the global movement who are fighting crimes against the environmen­t and now her dream is achingly close to coming true
• THE CAMPAIGN
• Back on track: Folk singer on being on the road at 86 and why the climate crisis is definitely worthy of note
• Minister holds talks over rise in gas prices
• Into the Black: Climber on obsession with Scotland’s most fearsome peaks
• On top of the world, Everest’s Sherpas have been devastated by the terrible toll of Covid
• The summit fell away steeply. Slip, and you die
• Honest Truth
• Horoscopes
• Francis Gay
• New portal in a storm: Customer’s shock at power company’s charges
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Picturesqu­e Pitlochry is perfect for views, walks, whisky and enchantmen­t
• Cold case? Mystery of iceman found 5,000 years after his death
• DAY 1: BERGEN, EMBARKATIO­N
• Masterstro­ke helps Stott and Bielsa land a Gold Cup success
• Ostapenko holds on to grab her final spot
• Wolves aiming to give Price the ultimate Final send-off
• Cross Scots fired up for Zimbabwe
• Joshua: I’ll do what it takes to fight Fury
• Watson excited by challenge the new season has in store
• Another chance to get things right
• Edinburgh head into new campaign on bit of a high
• DAVID SOLE
• County edge it but Shiel happy
• McGinley warns off Euro stars from any slanging matches
• Swede smell of success looks on the
• Howell: It’s best to give Ryder Cup rookies their shot as soon as possible
• Boutier success as Scot Kylie is just edged out
• After 17 goals in four games, City draw a blank
• Martindale bites back in row over Livi’s pitch
• Status quo is Steven’s secret to success
• Dundee derby
• Saints alive – at last!
• My advice? Just don’t ask the supporters to dig any deeper
• Edinburgh has shown the way. Now Dundee can follow suit
• Sondre is hoping he has a better Sunday than his hero, Hamilton, endured at Monza last weekend
• It’s fighting talk from Sparta boss for Rangers’ visit
• Ayo was down – but he got back up again
• Burley reveals Wim’s role in elevating Henrik to greatness
• Saints add clouds to dull Sunshine on Leith
• Ref was conned over spot-kick, insists Goodwin
• County bounce back to leave Jam Tarts’ top-spot bid unstuck
• Staggies ready to push on after early tests
• Glass: We have good players, but lack quality
• Outclassed, but with something to build upon
• Aaron aims to leave the Gunners all shook up – with a little help from Elvis
• Lack of respect at The Royals inspires Marc to be a Tannadice king
• Killie call caught Lee on the hop but set him on the right road
• George is one of the few to have said ‘No’ to Fergie
• Oli, Oli, Oli! Shaw off the mark as Jags are stung
• HAMILTON ACCIES 0
• Stalemate gives Pars a platform
• MATCH STATS
• Klopp praises one of his Mane men as Reds thrill
• ARSENAL 1
• Villa blitzToffe­es, andRooneys­ays he’llstandbyR­ams
• A welcome to autumn, cool coats and a spooky cover star
• Ghostly goings-on with Yvette Fielding
• Once more unto the bleach? Not with our guide to being blonde
• On my plate Fancy a chaat? Nice’n’spicy street food is the talk of the town
• The Hidden Teahouse
• Restaurant of the week
• Meet the Author
• In Vogue: The 2000s
• I know just how terrifying morning telly is, but Reese and Jennifer really boss it
• Dennis Locorriere
• Yoga, pizza, champers: What really goes on in the Bake Off bubble
• Dublin deep dive: A city of hidden gems
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best
• All aboard...Disney casts its magical spell
• Travel news
• Swipe left! Search for perfect plant is like the worst kind of online dating
• Pick, plant and sow, dig, water and mulch: The little jobs that make such a big difference
• Poppyscotl­and’s year of fundraisin­g, help and lifesaving
• Fairy Tales & Flowers
• The Paper Anniversar­y
• Acting now could protect your home and savings should you need care later on
• Organising a Will and POA is important. I believe you should look after your future
• The Doc Replies
• Walking back to healthines­s: Boot up, step out and stroll yourself happy
• Our sons’ wives have fallen out. I’ m worried that will spoil our ruby wedding celebratio­n
• Our lively bunch is full of chatter and laughter
• Creating future memories at school
• High School of Dundee’s amazing place
• Glenalmond’s extraordin­ary education
• St Columba’s classrooms without walls
• Funding options for paid-for education
• The importance of vision and values
• Take a virtual step inside ISA
• Choosing which school is right
• Hidden costs to consider

The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2021-09-12

The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2021-09-26