The Scotsman - 2022-11-21

• Teaching union ‘hopeful’ pay deal will avert strike
• Leaders call for increased action over climate after COP27 deal
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Supreme Court decision could help break deadlock
• Musk reinstates Trump’s Twitter profile after vote
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• West is eighth celebrity eliminated from Strictly after Blackpool special
• CBI in call for ‘tough choices’ over Brexit and immigratio­n
• Lycett appears to shred £10k over Beckham’s Qatar role
• University to give free breakfasts
• Strike on the cards as talks on Royal Mail dispute to end today
• Fergus Ewing challenges Scottish ministers over solar power ‘lack of ambition’
• Rishi Sunak: More must be done
• Litre of diesel 25p more than for petrol
• Polar research ship sets sail to Antarctica
• Scotland’s leaders have ‘forgotten’ about drugs death crisis
• Edinburgh’s traditiona­l Loony Dook is axed from New Year’s Day programme
• Support groups call for ‘urgent action’ following death of migrant
• SNP ministers urged to halt ‘billion-pound bureaucrat­ic takeover of social care’ and send money to frontline services
• Starmer would scrap House of Lords
• Search goes on for woman ‘swept away’
• Florence tour is off after singer breaks her foot
• Probe after two children die in fire
• No sign of a reopening for dozens of closed Scottish heritage sites
• Woman dies after being struck by car
• Man could be living on the Moon by 2030
• Call on ferry ‘launch’ anniversar­y
• More than 10,000 pupils miss school once every fortnight
• Tired, Heavy Legs? Puffy Ankles?
• Violin used in Tolkien film for sale
• Scotland urged ‘meet promises’ on deposit return bottle scheme
• Conservati­ves are on their way out and just like in 1997, they know it
• Tories will pay heavily for Hunt’s too clever by half budget
• Compromise is key in pay disputes
• Inside Justice
• Bring back belt to clamp down on feral teens
• Follow the money
• No democracy
• ON TWITTER
• No accountabi­lity
• Off balance
• Money madness
• Danger changes
• Pay for power
• Bye bye foie gras
• Clarity is key when dealing with strikes
• The war for talent is raging – so what can you do to make sure you’re a winner?
• Taxing times ahead both economical­ly and politicall­y
• Could rising bills reverse the exodus from the office for more and more employees?
• Five killed in shooting at gay club in Colorado
• Turkey strikes in Syria and Iraq a week after bombing in Istanbul
• Malaysia faces new crisis as poll delivers hung Parliament with Islamist support surging party as horse-trading begins
• Michael J. Fox receives honorary Oscar
• ‘They’re bold, they’re confident, and they love one another’
• A night enough to impress even Bob
• Welcome to The Scotsman Sessions
• Gilson Gray appoints new commercial property partner
• A Budget in all but name
• Ewart in triple-pronged raid on Musselburg­h
• Hamilton glad season ‘is over’ after Abu Dhabi woe
• Wales urged to ‘stick together’ after shock defeat by Georgia
• Lonergan stars for GHA in bonus point derby win
• Two-try hero Stuart ‘set for finishing drills’
• VAN DER MERWE HAILS JOKER HOGG – AND EYES REVENGE
• Match-winner Byrne hails ‘career highlight’
• Djokovic beats Ruud to win record-equalling sixth ATP crown
• Smith scoops first major title with crushing win
• Patterson’s ‘Rangers links’ to the fore as he helps down Celtic
• Robinson on target as Ireland earn narrow win
• Hajsafi offers support to Bereaved families in Iran ahead of England opener
• Cisse says it will be hard to replace ‘leader’ Mane
• Kane relishing ‘big challenge’
• Neville: Infantino ‘worst face’ of Qatar World Cup
• Bale ‘honoured’ to lead Wales as long wait ends
• Sanchez hails Qatari supporters
• Boyle ruled out of World Cup but will stay in Qatar

The Scotsman - 2022-11-19

The Scotsman - 2022-11-22