The Scotsman - 2022-01-26

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Mainstream hybrid working is sign of things to come
• Farmer sought to grow the future of tiny Scottish island held in community hands
• As the Met Police investigat­e Partygate, what happens next?
• Watchdog calls for earnings cap
• ‘Unsustaina­ble pressure’ sees almost two thirds of nurses consider leaving
• Infection rate was lower in Scotland than England, says statistics body
• PM warns ‘Russian mothers’ over war
• Islanders face 40% hike in costs if season tickets are scrapped
• Bill passed to compensate women who paid for mesh removal surgery
• ‘Cooling effect’ fear of government complaints being passed to police
• Students from poor areas at uni on the rise
• Environmen­tal value of land should be factored into taxes
• Minister pledges ‘full steam ahead’ for deposit return scheme next summer
• First Edinburgh Festival shows confirmed as National Theatre reveals 2022 line-up
• Claim motorists with disabiliti­es ‘overcharge­d’ for vehicle alteration­s
• Self-driving car users should not be responsibl­e ‘if anything goes wrong’ with responsibi­lity falling on tech companies
• MSPS want conversion therapy ban now
• Ukraine is a nation wounded by eight years of crisis
• Strong, moral leadership is needed
• Inside Arts
• Cancer patients in rural areas get a raw deal
• ON TWITTER
• Burns burned
• Ukrainian president urges calm and denies Russian invasion is imminent
• Fife miner’s son was once the world’s greatest draughts player
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Land tax reform can aid growth
• Plastic tax on silage wrap adds to farming costs
• Handrail firm unveils ‘major innovation’
• 25 jobs in offing as firm relocates HQ to Central Belt business park
• Carbon-neutral craft whisky distillery plans boosted as investor takes majority stake in Eden Mill St Andrews
• Visit to Silicon Valley for start-up founders
• FTSE 100 gains as European markets recover
• Scot pubs feel impact of Omicron
• One bank aiming to bridge growing digital divide
• Danny ready to deliver the goods for Nicholls at Wincanton
• England’s bowling at death must improve says Collingwoo­d
• Tuned-in teenager Muir aiming to be big hit on slopes at Beijing 2022
• Hewett going for first Australian title after thrashing Houdet
• Barty having ‘a lot of fun’ as she storms into sem-finals
• Morikawa does ‘deep dive’ in a bid to regain winning form in Dubai
• Fagerson signs new deal with Glasgow as he eyes World Cup
• Ronan’s rocket puts St Mirren in top-six orbit as Aberdeen misfire
• Hodgson named new boss of relegation-threatened Watford
• Halkett backing on-themove Souttar to handle hostile fans at Tynecastle
• Newell looking up as Hibs aim for fourth
• Maloney says he has no concerns about playing Mitchell against former club Hearts in capital derby
• ‘We have to deliver’ – Sakala admits the heat is on remaining strikers
• Cleary up for survival fight as Saints face vital Tayside derby
• Postecoglo­u calls for VAR in Scotland ‘to protect players’ after Alloa clash
• O’riley is ready for heavy lifting if the call comes
• Souttar will only join Rangers this month ‘if we think it’s right’

The Scotsman - 2022-01-25

The Scotsman - 2022-01-27