The Scotsman - 2022-11-22

• Scotland ‘at risk of sleepwalk to two-tier NHS’ - BMA
• COP27 fails on causes but achieves on payback
• Royal Highland Show contribute­s more to economy than Hogmanay
• Scientists aim to double cancer survival within decade
• Sunak committed to using ‘Brexit freedoms’ as party right fear sellout
• Gove goes on the attack and claims there could be no ‘worse consequenc­e’ for Scotland than the SNP’S ‘currency folly’
• UK to suffer worst in G7 from energy crisis – OECD
• Leaked document highlights the continued march of privatisat­ion
• £20bn to be spent dismantlin­g oil and gas fields in the next 10 years
• Minister declines to give details of migrant who died in hospital after a stay at Manston processing centre
• ‘Detransiti­oners’ to address MSPS over gender recognitio­n bill
• Half of public think Home Secretary is failing
• Fifa accused of giving platform to hatred over feared sanctions on armbands
• Lycett admits shredded money in David Beckham Qatar row was fake
• Scots drug crisis ‘not forgotten’ despite campaigner­s’ concerns
• Over 8,000 silver coins discovered in Scots field
• As temperatur­es drop, Scots are leaving their heating off in bid to save money amid soaring energy costs, poll finds
• Ferry body ‘forgot’ to upload key document
• Warning over climate in wake of floods
• Fragile rural community seeks investors
• Train cancellati­ons at record high after months of disruption
• Begum was victim of child traffickin­g, lawyers tell court
• ‘Far too many’ homes ‘don’t meet decent standard’ says former housing secretary
• Ukraine authoritie­s urge civilians to get out of liberated areas amid cold weather
• Just one in seven Black Friday deals offer a genuine discount
• Nasa’s Artemis capsule in slingshot move around the dark side of the moon in last big step before it enters lunar orbit
• NHS is facing an existentia­l threat
• Inside Science
• Vileyouths
• ON TWITTER
• Safe in her hands
• New name Change is for the better
• Immediate and targeted action is needed to help those struggling the most
• Collective effort for a better global future is more important than ever
• Kindness, empathy and truly listening don’t cost anything but make a big difference
• Brexit’s damage to the UK economy makes case for greater co-operation with EU
• Two Iranian actors arrested for ‘provocativ­e’ social media posts
• ‘I’d invite a spice seller from one of the Spice Islands Zanzibar’
• NOW & THEN
• Rab Noakes
• Patent firm benefits from ‘Brexit effect’ as turnover jumps by 25%
• Onebanx opens fund in bid to raise £1.25m
• Souter Investment­s points to strong performanc­e from core private equity portfolio as it posts market-beating returns
• Tumbling Oil price weighs on London’s top stocks
• Output falls to highest level since 2020
• Welcome to our Life Sciences conference
• Glasgow Caledonian University
• Hold Onto The Line will be back for more after Musselburg­h victory
• ‘It’s turbulent… but I’m confident that golf is not just about money’
• Redpath’s first Scotland try a ‘big relief ’ following 18 months of injury troubles
• The focus falls on Wilson after Gio’s Ibrox demise

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