The Scotsman - 2023-09-08

• ‘I was covered in blood. A bone stuck out of my shoulder’
• Donald Dinnie’s partner says life ‘turned upside down’
• Money to replace crumbling schools could be diverted for RAAC repairs
• Row erupts as uni staff end marking boycott
• Rise in visitor numbers after world’s eyes fell on Balmoral
• King reflects on loss of Elizabeth II in first anniversar­y of accession message
• Greens slammed for snubbing Queen tribute
• Public inquiry ordered into disgraced Dundee surgeon
• Gallery where Gray learned to draw to display huge artwork
• UK science breaths ‘sigh of relief’ after deal to rejoin EU Horizon scheme struck
• Scottish cultural organisati­ons call for an extra £104m to go into arts funding
• ‘Lost’ works by Warhol to be shown in Edinburgh
• Death toll from floods rises – but 800 rescued
• Russia says five drones shot down, including one targeting Moscow
• Lawsuit seeks to bar Trump from primary in Colorado
• Focuson‘growth’fuels inequality,injusticea­nd climatebre­akdown
• Yousaf shows the SNP is outofenerg­y,ideasandti­me
• Poor comparison
• Elizabeth would have been proud of Charles
• Plug into Toyota’s SUVS
• From primary school story to published novel
• Glasgist Attitudes
• The return of Bake Off is welcome – even though it’s the end of summer
• ◆ Trending: Five top songs from the Scots Celtic rock band in honour of Bruce Guthro
• Tha eisimpleir ann an sgeulachd beatha Rayner
• Obsession with factory-farm meat is fuelling food poverty
• Second big merger in legal sector
• A turn for the worse in Scots jobs market
• Pro-growth programme signals change in direction
• Now & Then
• Mcilroy reckons late birdies glossed over average round
• Punters should be getting close to Walker’s Canoodled at Haydock
• Tuipulotu ready for an emotional Reunion with his mum
• Horne believes Scots’ improved mental strength can help team in clash with Springboks
• Impressive Huwipulotu combo has its origins in Glasgow’s Mad Monday
• World Cup to start in style as France tackle the All Blacks
• Irish skipper Sexton ready to hit ground running as he prepares for long-awaited comeback
• ‘Cultured’ Doig plotting more success for club and country
• Red-hot Scots hoping to stay on flight path to Euro 2024 finals
• Clarke plays down conspiracy theories over Anderson withdrawal
• Robertson urges team to maintain perfect start with a high five
• Clarke rejects Ketsbaia’s claim that Scots have already qualified
• Mcdermott poised to tell Hibs board his choice of boss

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