The Scotsman - 2020-09-14

• MSPS could act now to thwart Brexit Bill, says Treasury chief
• Covid cases at 4-month high for second day
• University to remove Hume name
• Road to recovery: How long before Scotland’s economy can get back to where it was?
• Football: Awol ‘rogue’ Bolingoli heads for the exit at Celtic Park
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Black Lives Matter mural designed by youth group
• SNP challenges Leonard to expel Labour councillor­s
• Campaigner­s pledge to fight new plan for golf course at wildlife site
• Checks will be limited, say Irish
• Justice Secretary ‘will resign’ if law broken
• Small Scottish firms see pandemic as more of an ‘opportunit­y’ than Brexit
• SNP ‘hypocrisy’ over Salmond legal advice
• £1.5m funding package to help teachers get over pressure of Covid
• Capaldi flies the nest to £1.6 million farmhouse
• Warning over ‘lost decade’ of conservati­on progress in UK
• Turmoil for detainee as trial postponed
• Time to weigh up what matters most as ‘new normal’ approaches
• Rest and Be Thankful shut again by landslide
• ‘Once-in-a-generation’ wildfires kill at least 33 on west coast of US
• Chinese military calls Washington biggest threat to world peace
• The Kelpie Cult
• Nordic lessons in island autonomy
• Withdrawal Agreement shown up for the turkey it always was
• Inside Justice
• No ‘power grab’
• Orkney and Shetland independen­ce debate is end result of years of SNP neglect
• ON TWITTER
• FM off-air
• Furlough scheme should be extended and used to usher in green revolution
• The ancient history of Leith that is emerging at our feet
• ‘I love the imperfecti­ons of characters and trying to figure out their perspectiv­e on their world’
• Look out for the new Sky drama that’s about to become cult viewing
• MCLEAN-STEEL Maurice
• ‘Marxist sensationa­list’ gives nod to children’s performers
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Tom Forsyth
• NOW & THEN
• We all agree the show must go on
• Racism is an issue for all businesses
• Invest in projects that benefit the planet and the economy
• Employers and employees need to stick to the guidelines
• Employers must make their premises as safe as possible
• Scottish private sector rebounds but fears remain
• Accelerate­her to roll out new mentoring
• Legal firm DLA Piper Scotland appoints Edinburgh partner
• A digital money conundrum
• A global outlook is crucial for economic recovery
• Making Scotland’s video games sector a winner
• STANDINGS
• Pogacar sets up a two-way battle for yellow
• No Kidding as Balding prepares to Chil out with a double celebratio­n at Bath
• Bowlers turn the tide as England fight back to level series
• Johnston’s ‘learning curve’ as Coetzee claims fifth title
• Tavernier: Defence the platform for silverware
• Rangers’ prize asset Kent at top of his game
• ‘Ugly’ win is the perfect preparatio­n for Europa test, insists Robinson
• Buddies not playing blame game despite keeper chaos
• Confidence high at Hibs as Newell insists: ‘we’ve nothing to fear against Rangers’
• Hoban impresses in Dons’ thin red line
• Rice praises team after second-half turnaround and says: ‘that’s what hard work gets you’
• Pellegrini wins first game at Real Betis
• Klopp hails special Salah’s all-round game
• Towering Toffees are head and shoulders above Spurs
• Vardy spot on with penalty double as Leicester make winning start
• Greenwood says sorry for laughing gas incident
• Hamilton highlights Taylor killing as he wins 90th race
• Hogg winning fitness battle for European quarter-final
• Osaka message comes over loud and clear

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