The Scotsman - 2022-12-03

• Independen­t cinema boss ready to bid for Filmhouse
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Mild mannered doctors are now radical firebrands
• FRIDAY SOLUTION
• LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION
• CLARIFICAT­IONS & CORRECTION­S
• William: I want to supercharg­e Earthshot impact to inspire despairing world
• New Edward Kane serial story for Christmas starts in Monday’s Scotsman
• Sturgeon ‘breached minister code over meeting with Mccoll’
• Pair guilty of Kerelaw child abuse
• Griffiths in sport betting probe
• Investigat­ion after six children die from Strep A
• Royal Mail told it cannot keep blaming Covid for late deliveries as key targets for first and second class post missed
• So who is Stephen Flynn and what next for the SNP Westminste­r group?
• Alex Cole-hamilton condemns Sturgeon’s ‘arrogant’ plan
• Starmer maintains indyref2 stance
• CCTV puts Edinburgh in control
• Lochaber smelter provision cut to £114m
• ‘Dangerous’ Braverman precedent
• Sajid Javid most prominent Tory MP to announce exit at the next election
• Hancock: ‘I warned over Covid deaths’
• Starmer hails win in Chester by-election
• Tram extension plans going to council next year
• Post-pandemic world could see rail repairs closures switched to weekdays
• Refugees ‘in limbo’ as Leith ship has contract extended by five months
• Russia rejects complete withdrawal from Ukraine as condition for talks to end war
• We must not force peace on Kyiv, says Welby, as he calls for support
• Ex-councillor who abused boys is jailed
• Palestinia­n refugee graduates with distinctio­n
• One in 60 in Scotland had Covid
• Airport staff to strike in Highlands
• G4S cash staff strike on hold
• Strip club limit can be set at zero
• Jonathan outlives an empire as oldest living land animal
• Starmer: NHS ‘sticking plaster’ will not solve underlying recruitmen­t problems
• Elon Musk company aims to test human brain implant
• Sir Elton John to headline Glastonbur­y 2023 in final UK show of last-ever tour
• You’ve been framed: One of final works by Joan Eardley to be auctioned
• Electric vehicles tax could keep polluters on roads for longer
• Image is far removed from reality
• Hope that we will rejoin EU is growing
• School fees VAT would backfire
• Free-range farms could be next bird flu casualty
• Hancock filling his boots in the jungle
• Energy folly
• Arrogant anthem
• Healthy sceptic
• ON TWITTER
• Time wasters
• Vaping cure
• Care or careless?
• Diddy jump?
• Stand corrected
• Picture Gallery
• US adds groups in Pakistan to terror list
• Italian embassy vehicle firebombed
• Seoul imposes more sanctions on North over nuclear arms build-up
• Eritrean forces ‘still killing Tigray civilians’
• Infowars’ Alex Jones files for bankruptcy
• James Webb Space Telescope captures picture of hellish planet
• Murder polis, the tamest police drama ever made does nothing for Aberdeen
• Glasgow pantos deliver barrels of laughs and fun
• Banter and ballads for barnstormi­ng Rod
• Egarr inspires SCO Chorus
• MACLEOD Sandra Muriel (née Gollan) Formerly Glover
• STEVEN John
• JEFFREY Valerie
• NOW & THEN
• Abrdn and John Lewis in new homes scheme
• Edinburgh's Menzies Aviation expands
• Small Business Saturday ‘crucial day yet’
• Follow the Finns: embrace risk, failure and ‘Sisu’
• FTSE edges lower as US jobs data weighs on markets
• Heriot-watt University
• FACTFINDER’S CROSSWORD
• COMPACT CROSSWORD ONE
• LAST WEEK'S SOLUTION ACROSS:
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
• COMPACT CROSSWORD TWO QUICK CLUES:
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• Greaneteen gets green light from Tingle Creek Chase backers
• Female athletes were main target of abuse, study shows
• Tears for souvenirs /Suarez devastated as Uruguay pipped by South Korea
• Wilson relaxed about Morelos and Kent’s contract situations
• It’s ‘exciting times’ for Lawwell on Celtic return
• Doddie tribute but Edinburgh fall short
• Hawick have room for improvemen­t against Accies
• Graham injury blow
• ‘No love lost!’ – Smith takes on his son as Glasgow face Zebre
• RFU to reveal next week whether under-fire Jones will remain in post
• Will England be as poor in February as they were in November? Time will tell...
• Ryder Cup ‘hurt’ in America led to birth of Hero Cup, says Fleetwood
• Fury putting his focus on ‘maximum damage’
• ‘There was talent right through our team. We just had to show bravery’
• Alonso proud of players as Uruguay crash out
• BATTLING AUSSIES READY TO COME OUT FIGHTING
• Socceroos’ SPFL select primed for their biggest test… Messi
• Historic win over Brazil is not enough to save Cameroon
• FIFA insists evidence shows Japan goal was fair
• Kobayashi sure that his compatriot­s will help him settle quickly
• Stones proud of way team-mate Maguire has answered critics
• Dutch coach van Gaal ‘not surprised’ by US progress
• 2023 Shanghai Grand Prix scrapped amid coronaviru­s restrictio­ns in China
• Scott and Dawson among 12 Scots to make Britain’s top squad for next year
• Shine like a star
• The Scotsman Magazine
• Pressure at Christmas is ever present
• Christmas gift ideas for the wine lover in your life
• Welcome to The Scotsman Sessions
• ALSO SHOWING
• The edge of Town
• Saut & Bluid
• Journey Sang
• Cinema Speculatio­n
• My Soul Twin
• Scots Trad Awards are back with a bang for 20th anniversar­y bash
• ‘I wanted to write about what it means to be brave’
• Reviewer biographie­s
• Something for everyone, from gritty realism to dystopian fantasy
• The Romantic
• Meredith, Alone
• A Matter of Time
• A Street Shaken By Light
• By Jenni Fagan
• Industry of Magic & Light
• The Sweet Remnants Of Summer
• The Heretic
• Confidence
• The Goldenacre
• The Death of Remembranc­e
• Appliance By JO Morgan
• Fleshworld
• The Call of the Cormorant
• The Marriage Portrait
• A Heart Full Of Headstones
• The Great Passion
• The Edinburgh Skating Club
• Companion Piece
• Waterstone­s Book of the Year The Fair Botanists
• The Second Cut
• Sometimes People Die
• Just Go Down to the Road: A Memoir of Trouble and Travel
• Seasons of Storm and Wonder
• Eliot After The Waste Land
• Recovery: The Lost Art Of Convalesce­nce
• Time on Rock
• Pretty Young Rebel – The Life of Flora Macdonald
• In Search of One Last Song
• Homecoming: The Scottish Years of Mary, Queen of Scots
• Cheers, Mr Churchill: Winston in Scotland
• Embroideri­ng Her Truth: Mary, Queen of Scots and the Language of Power
• The Social Distance Between Us: How Remote Politics Wrecked Britain
• The Instant
• Alternativ­es to Valium: How Punk Rock Saved a Shy Boy’s Life
• James Hutton: The Genius of Time
• Boy Friends By Michael Pedersen
• Scotland: The Global History, from 1603 to Today
• Home Lands: The History of a Friendship
• The Hot Trod
• Preventabl­e: How a Pandemic Changed the World and How to Stop the Next One
• Is There a Pigeon in the Room?
• Illuminate­d by Water
• Arctic Elegies
• In Public / In Private
• Another Way to Split Water
• The Arctic
• Florida’s best Kept secret
• The pros and cons of driving the electric dream
• How to nail down those evening workouts in December
• A more flexible approach needed for milder winters
• Essential reading for lovers of the Great Outdoors is a breath of fresh air
• Your life in the stars

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