The Scotsman - 2022-11-29

• ‘Health board escalation’ and what it actually means
• Show to celebrate artist ‘who takes on big issues that are universall­y human’
• Scientists discover new kind of seaweed 100m below surface in Antarctica
• Grid cancels emergency power scheme but supply concerns grow
• First Minister should have been aware of ‘urgency’ around Ferguson Marine situation says former shipyard owner
• Expansion of FOI laws must ‘have teeth’
• ‘We don’t want Covid lockdowns, we want freedom...’ Chinese protesters defiant
• Monkeypox renamed due to online ‘racism and stigmatisi­ng language’
• Ross accused of ‘taking to the hills’ over Hunt’s move on whisky duty
• Shapps plays down ‘row’ talk but hints at U-turn over English onshore wind farm ban as Tory back-bench rebellion grows
• Scottish ‘export champions’ to lift trade
• More should be done to halt decline of town centres, say MSPS
• Sturgeon urged to pause gender bill after UN advisor’s safety fears
• Crisis in Scotland’s childmindi­ng sector
• ‘What is the point, when there is no support?’ asks Homes for Ukraine host
• Red tape ‘holding up £50m MND funding’
• Terminally ill dying in pain out of hours
• Tackling nature and climate crises ‘should be park’s top goal’
• King says he enjoys ‘most difficult challenges’ in royal design show
• University of Dundee doctor receives prestigiou­s award for research into understand­ing the causes of long Covid
• Diet rich in plant-based foods reduces bowel cancer risk in men, finds study
• After COP27, all the signs suggest we’ll blow past the 1.5C limit
• Eloquence of a blank piece of paper
• Platform The St Mungo promotes understand­ing between faiths, says Prof Rina Arya
• ON TWITTER
• Whose business?
• There is radical denial of humanity and hospitalit­y in the UK asylum system
• Definitely time to get clued up on what MPNS can do for you
• Species matter for our biodiversi­ty
• Optimistic and pessimisti­c scenarios for border trade following independen­ce
• Niece of supreme leader Khameni asks world to cut ties with Iranian regime
• Flavour Profile: Sagar Massey, The Rabbit, Marine Troon
• NOVEMBER 29
• Firm to take hearing loss tech to market
• Two Scottish firms net £14m to work on energy storage systems
• Infix Support wins NHS Lothian contract
• Edinburgh fintech firm ranked fastest-growing in Scotland
• European markets downbeat as China unrest fuels global concerns
• Brewer looks to tap into accelerate­d growth
• Help us tackle homelessne­ss this Giving Tuesday
• University of Glasgow
• Green day on the cards for Jacob as he has three mounts at Ayr
• Ferguson and Macintyre both picked for Hero Cup
• Hero blow a is reminder of the wear and tear suffered by Tiger
• Song hails Cameroon’s ‘spirit’ after thrilling Serbia draw
• Late Casemiro goal sees off Swiss as Brazil reach knockout phase
• South Korea’s Son ‘in tears’ over ‘lack of justice’ in Ghana loss
• Bale fully convinced Wales can pull off shock
• ‘No doubt it is a blow to lose Mick so soon into his tenure’ – Ferdinand laments exit
• Martindale on Dykes’ unusual journey to the EPL and maybe beyond

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