The Scotsman - 2022-11-19

• Beer and whisky aka hauf and hauf a perfect match
• Coronation Street actress Millie Gibson revealed as Doctor Who’s 15th companion
• Ministeria­l misconduct probes will be made public following U-turn
• EV charging super-hub in Edinburgh will be Europe’s largest
• Cosla seeks to clarify £1.5bn national care cost claim
• Hunt’s higher taxes could be here to stay for ‘several decades’, think-tank warns
• Just over 100 of 2,500 potential homes for Ukrainians vetted
• Ukrainian MP says Sunak may be even bigger backer than Johnson
• Russian strikes force hours-long power cuts
• Protest to stop uni from screening tournament
• Qatar bans alcohol from World Cup stadiums in an 11th-hour U-turn
• Why has China been described as the ‘biggest state-based threat’ to the UK?
• Return of Scot held in Iraqi jail is delayed
• Study finds new informatio­n on food culture in world’s first cities
• More Twitter workers flee after Musk’s ‘hardcore’ ultimatum
• Satisfacti­on not elation for MH17 family
• World-first diabetes drug represents ‘seismic shift’ in treatment
• Budget cuts threaten chances of reviving Edinburgh’s cycle hire scheme
• Red plaque honours firefighte­r’s self-sacrifice
• Film turns focus onto bike and food themed alternativ­e to North Coast 500
• Councillor attacks Labour leadership for ‘using Tory votes’
• Hunt will get us through storm
• Pelé’s beautiful game can still be found
• Food delivery sector gets hammered by recession
• Democrats cannot deny SNP Indyref2
• Gender Recognitio­n Bill snubs female rights
• Poor relations
• Fractions fail
• ON TWITTER
• Picture Gallery
• North Korean missile ‘could cover the entire mainland United States’
• Day in the Life: Diana Thompson, founder of Fizz Feast
• Cox parks his ‘evil twin’ in Succession to rage against the money-making machine
• Witches cast their spell over both ends of the M8
• Crashing waves of volume build to a cathartic release
• Potted Wagner captivates
• Bill Treacher
• NOW & THEN
• The bottom has fallen out of Parsley Box
• Are we creating enough tech startup contenders?
• Oil giants drag as FTSE 100 rises on friday
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• A Plus Tard can defend Betfair Chase title despite testing Haydock ground
• SPFL warns against ban on alcohol advertisin­g
• Fagerson seeks to atone for painful loss to Pumas
• Cockerill wants partisan England crowd to drown out ‘sterile’ Haka
• Farrell eager to shun spotlight after coach award nomination
• Selkirk sink Jed ahead of a compelling weekend of top flight club rugby
• Scotland’s All Blacks nearly men must start Six Nations opener at Twickenham
• ‘Doddie has given MND hell. He’s had a bloody brilliant go at fighting it’
• Dons reveal £5.29m loss but insist club recovering from impact of pandemic
• Euro woes affected Rangers ‘wellbeing’
• Mulgrew relishing new dual role prospects after being unveiled as player-coach at Tannadice
• Scottish football is answer to our World Cup problem
• European leagues ‘united’ against breakaway as Real, Barca and Juve go to court
• Chip off the old block Johnston has some new tricks of his own
• United exploring avenues to end Ronaldo’s time at the club
• Saka stronger since his Euro 2020 heartbreak, says club-mate Ramsdale
• Brazil forward Martinelli hopes to spark family celebratio­ns with World Cup win
• Wales expect noise despite booze ban
• Men only – five essential skincare products
• There’s more to the wines of Argentina than malbec
• Faith, hope and clarity
• The Tongue She Speaks
• Drummer Corrie Dick on the joys of ‘outsider jazz’
• Queen of the ‘crazy years’ returns to the stage
• Star attraction­s
• Smoking hot
• Trad twist
• Festive fuse is lit for Capital fun
• Warm welcome
• Seasonal star
• Shopping Isles
• Eco-friendly Bothy bliss
• Don’t miss out on Christmas market getaways
• Aiming for moderate intensity exercise could be best for you
• Frantic rush to improve the West Wing as flockdown looking more and more likely
• Off-piste laughs and thermal baths – a gem of a ski resort in the heart of Austria
• Your life in the stars
• High time we adopt low-carbon
• Soaring global gas prices – how did we get here?
• Government and industry working together on crisis
• Helping the UK to make the switch
• Decoupling gas and electricit­y to lower prices
• Harnessing the winds of change
• Power surge
• Calls for targeted financial support for the most vulnerable
• Supporting customers through a tough winter
• Assistance available for those in need
• Free expert advice from Stepchange Debt Charity

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