The Scotsman - 2020-10-28

• Tourism businesses ‘face closure until New Year’
• Civil servant deleted text about ‘war’ over Salmond
• Opening the next chapter at Mitchell Library
• High church: Jim Wallace chosen for top job at Church of Scotland
• Lennon blasts critics
• Edinburgh Napier Graduation­s List
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• European firms not Brexit ready, warns French customs boss
• Plan for performanc­e space in ‘unloved concrete cavern’ beneath Kingston Bridge
• £1.6m funding for wireless electric van charging trial at Heriot-watt
• Joni Mitchell ‘just inching along’ five years after brain aneurysm
• A generation failed as rate of drug-related hospital stays triple
• 45% hit by Covid pay cut as think tank warns of long term effects
• Hospital admissions related to drug use have soared while government drugs death taskforce faces pandemic pressure
• Fireworks warning as public shows cancelled
• Protests in Italy over restrictio­ns
• Scotland’s system explained: What you can and cannot do under new 5-tier restrictio­ns
• Quarantine checks ‘up significan­tly’
• Hospitalit­y staff told not to use Protect app
• Plan could create 100,000 jobs
• Scotland must double green energy... at least
• Future of Scottish medical research under threat from funding slump
• Maybury boss urges government to reverse the closure of casinos
• A chance to buy your own wildlife park as owners sell up
• Teenage detectoris­ts cash in with rare coins
• Pubs may be struggling with the crippling effects of the Covid crisis and closures but punters appreciate them even more
• Ross branded a ‘rank hypocrite’ over not voting for school meals
• Traditiona­l toys tipped for festive sales success
• Man killed after lorry collision
• Blair would not have denied Janner a peerage despite child abuse claims
• Fluffy animals gambling ad banned
• Freedom-of-speech protection­s ‘under active considerat­ion’
• Royal High School hotel bid rejected
• MSP backs pardons for miners
• Dogged determinat­ion: Camilla meets the Covid hunting medical detective dogs
• Low interest rates ‘a challenge’ as banks rethink strategy
• Gold-plated treatment for cancer
• Health board says sorry for distress and anxiety over flu jab failures
• At least seven killed in Tanzania poll unrest
• Anti-french protests in Bangladesh
• Barrett wins Supreme Court place to cement conservati­ve majority
• At least 8 dead and hundreds injured in bomb attack on Islamic seminary
• It takes two: Loyalists take to the streets in Bangkok to back king
• Morales cleared to go back home to Bolivia
• Belgium’s exking finally meets his daughter
• It’s time to repair damage caused by Trump and set us back on course
• Bishop’s Christmas ‘truce’ offers us not hope, but fear
• It all ends in tiers but will it save Xmas?
• Inside Arts
• We need town-by-town Covid breakdowns
• Student holidays
• Mixed messages
• Uncharted waters
• ON TWITTER
• Red card for Ross
• Trolley dash
• Goodwill gestures
• RBS’S penance
• A Scottish giant
• Finger food
• Health check
• The Scottish hospitalit­y industry will need better support to survive Covid
• The SNP have failed Scottish industry
• 10 Best hotels for history lovers
• Meet Charlotte Blackler from Herb Majesty
• Ranald’s crisis
• Think of loved ones and plan for the future
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• BIRTHDAYS
• Tom Fidelo
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WORD SEARCH
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• Numnuts pain relief for sheep
• EU under fire for proposed shift in farming support
• BP swings back into profit after a bruising Q2
• Brewdog hits initial crowdfundi­ng target
• Revolution Bars to close sites, risking 130 jobs
• ASI acquires Finnish energy business
• Scottish dental group looks to fill gap in portfolio with acquisitio­ns
• Developer Kelvin Properties expects huge demand as it announces BTR project near Glasgow's Mitchell Library
• Quiz posts a loss as Covid restrictio­ns hit trading
• London markets slide again as rising Covid-19 cases weigh on trading
• With decent form on a quicker surface, Bathiva is a banker
• LTA calls for more funding to save indoor facilities
• Norris sorry for downplayin­g Hamilton’s F1 victory record
• GLENDALE TIPS
• Title hat-trick for Scottish tour founders Lawrie, Tait and Henry
• Sexton hopes Irish can mark Healy cap milestone with another title triumph
• Proudfoot says rookie Willis will have no problems adapting to Test rugby
• Down to the wire: Six Nations final-round permutatio­ns ahead of Super Saturday
• Parry eyes more caps after fearing his chance had gone
• France lock Le Roux cleared to play in Six Nations decider
• Barbarians’ Covid breaches will not be investigat­ed by police
• Fifa president Infantino tests positive for Covid as more EFL games are postponed
• FA hopes new code opens the door to top jobs for ethnic minority candidates
• Scotland return to Wales in very different circumstan­ces but confidence is flowing
• Halliday consigns 2016 final to history as he seeks Hampden glory with Hearts
• Scottish Cup sponsors make Hearts Twitter blunder ahead of Hibs clash
• Ross hopes his Hibs balancing act will send capital rivals crashing out of cup
• Scots edged out by Finns in first defeat since 2019 World Cup
• Slick City take control of group with comfortabl­e victory over Marseille
• Wilson sacked by Brechin City after poor start to campaign
• Bassey is the ideal and long-term alternativ­e to Barisic at left back
• Zungu to train with squad for first time ahead of Euro clash
• Lennon hits out at ‘shocking’ criticism of Duffy and says defender has his backing
• Duffy isn't a bad player, but he is the wrong type of defender for Celtic
• Two players test positive for Covid after playing at Parkhead
• ‘We’ve still got that confidence. We’ll go down to Wales pushing and expecting to get a good result’
• Coleman banned for two years

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