The Scotsman - 2022-12-06

• NHS crisis laid bare: Patients treated in chairs at A&E 130% over capacity
• Festive rail misery as extra strike announced
• Harry’s ‘dirty game’ claim in Netflix doc
• Starmer: De facto indyref bid defies common sense
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SNP could come to regret early exit of Ian Blackford
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• AGONISING OVER ANSWERS?
• The last count on St Kilda as census captures island life for final time
• Richard Osman marries Doctor Who actress after meeting on gameshow
• D-day for Thewliss and Flynn as SNP Westminste­r leader chosen
• Tributes to Scot killed in St Lucia shooting
• Key points from Labour’s blueprint for a ‘New Britain’
• Corbyn unlikely to stand for party
• Parents feeding babies watered down milk due to soaring cost of formula
• People urged to give £400 discount to the needy
• Downing Street urges parents to be on the lookout for symptoms amid rising cases of Strep A bacteria in children
• Lowest Black Friday consumer technology sales since 2017
• Police investigat­ing burglary at home of England star Sterling
• Mystery blasts at Russia airbases as Moldova hit by stray missile
• Mother fights for her two-year-old son to be returned from Algeria after divorce from father in breach of court orders
• Teenager completes cycle for soil awareness
• Sharp rise in numbers murdered by family
• Filmhouse takeover bid shunned by staff
• Spain’s Basque Country, La rioja & Burgos
• Two injured in Christmas market blast
• UN refugee arm slams asylum seeker report
• Experts study climate-crisis effect on plants
• Sesame Street star Mcgrath dies
• Drivers willing to ignore warnings
• Bomb squad called as ‘innocent item’ causes hours of airport chaos
• Record attendance: Glasgow Wasps Winter Arts Market creates a buzz
• Numbers fear as Australia bids to recruit Scottish police
• Scots council accused of ‘intimidati­ng’ teachers with ‘strike-breaking tactics’
• Family tribute to ‘loving’ biker killed in crash
• Scotland’s first mass-produced car for 40 years unveiled
• Jailed ex-tory MP loses appeal against conviction
• Plans unveiled to build Scotland’s largest fish farm at Loch Linnhe
• Blood test can detect toxic protein years before Alzheimer’s disease symptoms appear, new American research suggests
• Tory MSP calls for disability authority
• Abolishing the Lords would boost Union
• Keep an eye on plant activity
• Inside Science
• Appeasemen­t of SNP will make things worse
• Beyond naive
• Fight on record
• Lack of respect
• ON TWITTER
• Losers’ game
• Serious doubt
• Scotsman.com & @Thescotsma­nnewspaper
• Lording it over?
• Defusing nursing’s ticking timebomb
• During challengin­g times support our communitie­s by shopping locally
• Let’s make the arts an unstoppabl­e force to weather the storm
• Cost of living crisis symptom of growing inequality
• HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND
• Brown’s plan might just be enough to finally end Sturgeon’s reign in Scotland
• Tensions as North Korea fires near border
• 10 on trial over 2016 Brussels attacks
• China eases virus controls, but gives no indication of end to ‘zero Covid’
• Palestinia­n killed in Israeli West Bank raid
• Tributes as Sesame Street’s Bob Mcgrath dies
• The Confession Club
• NOW & THEN
• COURT CIRCULAR
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• BATTLESHIP­S
• WORD SPIRAL
• WORD WHEEL
• Gibbon takes over the reins at epos Hybrid
• Vodafone boss to step down at end of year
• North Star nets £140m for offshore wind
• Industry wants action on EV chargers as new car sales grow
• Figure show economy ‘stubbornly unchanged’ as service sector stumbles in spite of markets calming down
• New roles at Mckee Campbell Morrison
• Financial pressures impact SME owners’ mental health
• Healthtech firm acquires US distributo­r
• How business can target social media platforms
• FTSE positive at close amid Chinese relaxation of covid curbs
• Heriot-watt University
• Heriot-watt University
• University of Glasgow
• Al Zaraqaan makes it four out of four in Musselburg­h hurdle
• Scotland lose out by three wickets in ODI against Namibia
• High-flying Mouat ready for another switch of discipline­s in Ontario
• Hovland: It’s not easy to be a sporting Hero in Norway
• Gatland says he’s ‘under no illusions’ over Welsh expectatio­ns
• Pringle joins up amid Scotland U20 coaching shake-up
• Thompson is out until next year after op on his ankle
• France legend Giroud turned down his Celtic Park field of dreams
• Inverness CT insist they have ‘no choice’ but to play schoolboys in first-team game
• Last-16 flairs up as inspired Brazil put South Koreans to the sword
• Santos ‘unhappy’ with Ronaldo’s reaction to being subbed
• Morocco will have a go at Spain, vows Regragui
• Croatia boss always had faith in Livakovic
• Rangers fan group will oppose Park as chairman

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