The Scotsman - 2022-12-02

• Scots councils left ‘in peril’ as vital services face the axe
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Raise a glass to cask sales and whisky collaborat­ions
• Old school to change tune as music centre revamp to begin in spite of heritage fears
• Former rugby star Burrow to read Cbeebies story using a computer
• Analysis: Resignatio­n first sign that the Sturgeon era is ending
• Fulani said Buckingham Palace reception ‘was like an interrogat­ion’
• FM ‘treated teachers disgracefu­lly’
• Foodbank usage now higher than during the coronaviru­s pandemic
• Motion tabled to save Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home from collapse after a huge rise in unwanted pets and heating bills
• Households in fuel poverty to hit 8.4m
• Yousaf ‘sorry’ for ambulance and treatment waits for Scots
• Plea for Men’s Shed movement after funds blow
• ‘Stolen’ totem pole to be returned
• Affordable homes plan in Edinburgh dubbed ‘pipe dream’
• Average UK house price ‘fell by 1.4 per cent month on month in November’
• ‘Unpreceden­ted and in-depth’: First teaser of Harry & Meghan’s docuseries
• Mick Fleetwood and Stevie Nicks pen personal messages to former Fleetwood Mac colleague Christine Mcvie
• Sturgeon calls for UK MND cash after Doddie’s death
• Fostered children were abused across Scotland over 84 years, inquiry told
• Losing our overseas students will make us a poorer nation
• Councils’ plea must not be dismissed
• Inside Transport
• Nuclearlaw
• Blackford’s exit
• ON TWITTER
• The creation of entire ‘digital Earth’ is possible
• North Korea’s Kim Jong Un calls for meeting to review state affairs
• Miracle baby switches on life saving hospital’s Christmas lights
• Jill Scott ‘still in shock’ after I’m A Celebrity win
• Irene Cara
• NOW & THEN
• Financial advisory firm bolsters Highland presence
• Engineers warn of ‘significan­t challenges’
• Small Scottish companies go on the defensive amid recession fears
• Aberdeen’s commercial property sector ‘returning to rude health’, says estate agent, as £30m of assets hit market
• BDO hails ‘resilience’ of Scotland’s mid-market
• Manufactur­ers in negative territory
• Commendabl­e COP27 loss and damage progress
• Strong Pound And Us Market Weakness Drags Ftse 100 Lower
• Borders college
• University of Edinburgh
• University of Glasgow
• HONDA CIVIC IS SCOTTISH CAR OF THE YEAR
• Take it to the Max with Mccain’s six-year-old at Sandown
• Confidence flows for Kinghorn
• Fury promises a ‘Christmas cracker’ despite pre-fight old pals act with Chisora
• Suarez unrepentan­t over his 2010 handball against Ghana
• Stojkovic vows Serbia will attack Switzerlan­d
• Japan, Spain get over the line On crazy night
• Regragui: My Atlas Lions will keep roaring
• Neilson ‘not expecting busy transfer window’
• DAVIS: NEW BOSS HAS MADE ATTACKING INTENT CLEAR
• Beale: ‘No regrets’ over Ibrox trip as van Bronckhors­t was toiling
• Finding the right formula for further advances
• Government strategy on exports promises to be a strong driver of growth down the road
• Expand and thrive
• Forum on new frontiers
• Wide world of possibilit­ies
• Nurturing new generation­s
• Biohub focal point for fruition

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