The Scotsman - 2020-09-15

• Battle of Britain 80: Scotland salutes ‘the Fighting Few’
• Johnson: My Brexit deal will stop UK breaking up
• Sturgeon seeks talks on testing backlog
• Israel vow to turn up for play-off despite going back into lockdown
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Man dies following Stirling road crash
• THE WEATHER
• Landslip closes section of railway
• Two charged with murder in Glasgow
• Raft of Grenfell data ‘lost forever’
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• 5,ooo
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• SCOTTISH PERSPECTIV­E
• Fresh start: Helpers on hand as university welcomes students
• Atkinson says success of Mr Bean is down to being ‘a child in a man’s body’
• Grieving mum leads tributes to Barra teen killed in arena terror attack
• Campaign to tackle hygiene poverty
• Grohl pens tune for young drummer
• Dame Vera sent message to Captain Sir Tom on day she died
• Gene-edited livestock could boost food production in growing world
• UK adviser ‘told off ’ for lockdown calls
• Organ donor system to change in 2021
• Investigat­ion into longterm effects of Covid-19
• Starmer: ‘No-one in Labour wants to see UK break up’
• Last-minute claim for £57m ticket
• Facebook in climate facts drive
• It is ‘not possible’ to say how much bungled Alex Salmond review cost
• New food bank users on the increase
• Charles to be patron of Jewish youth group JLGB
• People who snore at ‘greater risk’
• Patients set to receive therapy in clinical trial
• West Lothian firm set to produce 60m vaccines for UK next year
• Stricter lockdown for Greater Glasgow to continue another week
• WHO warns of more measures risk
• Land ahoy: Boat sculpture centrepiec­e of art installati­on at Marchmont House
• Struggling borrowers to get extra support
• Nominees for soap awards revealed
• Fears over ‘lost generation’ as all but one Scots rinks remain on ice
• Public urged to report neighbours for breaking Covid rules
• U-turn sees visitor numbers swell
• Six arrested for Covid-19 breaches
• City centres facing ‘decimation’ as home working gains momentum
• ‘Skills Academy has shown me there is no wrong path into education and finding a career’
• Vulnerable Highlander­s get smart tech to connect during lockdown
• Rare sealife under threat from rising temperatur­e
• ‘Cut funds if unis have issues with bullying’
• Helicopter­s ten times as dangerous as jets
• Luxury honeymoons planned
• Sir David back filming as shoot recommence­s
• Mass extinction linked to volcanism
• Gas discovery could point to life on Venus, claim UK scientists
• Pregnancy may delay onset of MS, study claims
• Clothes and drinks prove popular sales in lockdown
• Nature charity warns of ‘lost decade’
• Emissions from waste drop to new low levels
• Community buyout puts land back in villagers hands after almost 225 years
• Plans for massive fines for unlicensed short-term letting
• Poisoned Navalny now ‘able to leave bed’
• Deal mooted for Tiktok to keep ticking
• Democrats clash with Trump on cause of devastatin­g US wildfires
• Lukashenko angling for Putin support as state unrest deepens
• Shepherd’s warning: Farmers march towards New Delhi to protest agricultur­e ordinances
• Suga close to becoming Japan’s next premier
• Glenbucket
• Lessons of Utoya have not been learned
• The newly woke Oscars would shun ‘worst best picture’ of all
• A decisive battle for humanity
• Escape to Venus
• Inside Environmen­t
• Paper talk
• Edinburgh University must not rewrite history by renaming David Hume Tower
• Insignific­ant deal
• Pie in the sky
• ON TWITTER
• Salute The Few
• Off the map
• Nixon reborn
• Guidance please
• The Scotsman
• Picture Gallery
• US may have Labor Day but unions are fading as firms pend billions on lobbying
• The highrisk search for sleep and dreams in Edinburgh
• The RAF’S longhaired boys who flew in the face of danger
• ‘Everybody was ready for a break but we never intended it to be years’
• Young people rose to the challenge To the challenge
• Social housing provision should reflect ‘new normal’
• Covid has accelerate­d the drive towards a cash-free future
• Mediation can promote a culture of communicat­ion
• HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• NOW & THEN
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• Sir Terence Conran
• BIRTHDAYS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD CRYPTIC
• CODEWORD
• COMPACT CROSSWORD
• CLOCK WORD
• WORD SEARCH
• WORD SPIRAL
• MINI QUIZ
• WORD WHEEL
• Pork export ban reverberat­es
• Red meat sector facing ‘plunge into uncertaint­y’
• Plans for mixeduse site catalysing £100m agri boost
• Cosmetic surgery firm furthers hospital plans
• Wetherspoo­n pubs see lull before limit on group size
• New protagonis­t on Scottish Ballet’s board
• Manufactur­e-focused NMIS inks deal for Boeing site
• Pioneering Paisley:
• Arm-nvidia deal faces scrutiny
• G4S snubs £3bn Canadian offer
• Call for business support by BCC
• Domino’s serving up 5,000 jobs
• Employee ownership trust specialist confident after enjoying record 2019
• Scots firm rolls out 12-minute Covid tests
• Key role of constructi­on and developmen­t sector
• Six-figure CBILS boost for Inverurie jeweller firm
• Effervesce­nt pound fails to flatten FTSE
• Ramsey’s stats illustrate curse of the cornerback
• Star Of Wins expected to shine brightly as he chases his hat-trick
• Pair of spectacula­r own goals deliver blow to ladies’ game after Troon high
• Cink savours another ‘special’ moment as he claims first win since 2009 Open
• Djokovic insists default was ‘big lesson’ as he prepares for clay season
• No fans but Taylor ready for fight night razzle dazzle
• Tragic tale of Sam English strikes a chord with another Ibrox goalscorer­goalscorer
• Shanley eager for more after his ‘amazing’ debut feeling
• Fox ‘forever grateful’ as he aims to put his time at Hearts to good use
• Laudrup wins his ten-year battle against blood cancer
• In the Wright direction
• Gallagher: Don’t punish Edwards for Morelos hit
• Kennedy motivated by chance to face Sporting
• New boys impress as Blues open with stroll at the seaside
• “It’s only been a month but it feels like I’ve been at Rangers for a season already”
• Murray given wild card at French Open
• Covid forces Horsfield out of US Open
• False start for Mcburnie /Blades cut down to size in Premier League opener

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