The Scotsman - 2022-12-05

• Labour reveals plan to save the Union
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Scepticism over scrapping of Iran’s ‘morality police’
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• Renaissanc­e painting on show in Fife after conservati­on work reveals secrets
• BBC chairman Sharp says broadcaste­r is ‘fighting against its liberal bias’
• Thewliss and Flynn vie for SNP leader’s job at Westminste­r
• Cameron: Titanic star ‘traumatise­d’ by hit film
• Tory peer argues Lords should stay unelected to ensure ‘scrutiny’ of laws
• Hancock condemned over diaries
• Ultimate control would still be at Westminste­r
• Troops on stand-by as strikes planned across public sector, says Cabinet Office
• Rail dispute continues as RMT union rejects latest offer from employers
• Shelter staff take action over pay
• Coffinmake­rs to take further strike action
• Unions propose tax change to raise £1.3bn
• Braverman vows to do ‘whatever it takes’ to tackle migrant crisis
• Tata Steel warned court action likely over Dalzell state aid as Holyrood kept in dark
• Tories will take action if police investigat­e rape claim MP – Zahawi
• Iran’s ‘morality police’ have been disbanded
• Harry and Meghan to take reins of company
• Serious compensati­on payouts in health service quadruple in a year
• Companies confusd as UK government ‘going backwards’ on encouragin­g green investing, warns CBI leader Danker
• Energy costs will shut pubs and breweries
• Air fryers ‘three times cheaper’
• Flexible work from first day in job
• Charities and medics condemn cut to stroke treatment funding
• Help for refugees to feel at home
• Seasonal appeal for blood donors
• Witch hunt victims project among Trad Awards winners
• Life under SNP would drive you to drink… until they ban it
• An exit route on road to independen­ce?
• Inside Justice
• We should be thankful that it’s a MAD world
• Farfrombor­ing
• Faithandre­ligion
• Pharaohs’ curse
• ON TWITTER
• Private practice
• Risk management
• Animal tragic
• Oldtestame­nt
• Union demands
• Making tracks
• Lib Dems defiant
• Environmen­t and social issues more prominent in real estate sector
• When there’s a danger that love might damage the size of your bank balance
• Brexit Freedoms Bill could have serious implicatio­ns for employment rights
• Industrial farming is threatenin­g humanity’s ability to feed itself
• Trump is rebuked for call on constituti­on
• Hundreds of seals dead on coast of Caspian Sea
• Opec cartel maintains oil targets amid uncertaint­y over Russian sanctions
• Three Chinese astronauts return to Earth
• Ramaphosa awaits party decision on his future
• A warm comfort blanket of sound
• Scotsman Sessions
• ‘I was intrigued by actors but the football won out’
• Laughs galore in a double helping of fun for the family
• MACKENZIE Phemie
• VEITCH Elizabeth (Anne)
• RENNIE Muriel Elder
• FRASER Kenneth
• Graham Duncan
• NOW & THEN
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• REST OF BRITISH ISLES
• By royal re-appointmen­t only
• Optima appoints Leanne Gunn as new head of marketing
• Heriot-watt University
• University of Glasgow
• Heriot-watt University
• Thomson completes Borders National five-timer
• GLENDALE TIPS
• Gypsy King calls out Usyk for blockbuste­r title fight
• Hovland prevails again in Bahamas
• Meronk ‘super proud’ to be first Pole to win Australian Open title
• Bottom-of-the-table Musselburg­h earn vital win to breathe new life into their season
• Scarlets slip to another loss as Lions climb table
• England’s daring declaratio­n sets up thrilling final day of Test action
• Target shows ‘we’re not scared of losing’ says Collingwoo­d
• Somerset Park: Ayrshire’s own theatre of dreams
• Todorov earns a point for table-topping Pars
• GOALKEEPER SNEDDON IS THE HERO WITH LATE EQUALISER
• Neymar set to return for Brazil, but Jesus out of tournament
• Nagatomo urges Japan to evoke ‘Samurai spirit’ in Croatia tie
• Van Gaal warns Dutch have plenty more to offer
• Supreme Mbappe at the double as holders France end Polish dreams
• Two-goal hero insists he’s not interested in Golden Boot
• Messi hails Argentina fans’ passion and energy

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