The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2022-08-21

• COST OF LIVING: HELP IS COMING
• Going away? Don’t take a holiday from the Mail!
• Auf Wiedersehe­n, pint! Geordies dodge their round
• Looking for a new Lily-pad, Miss James?
• Subscribe today and get The Mail on Sunday for £1.50 -the same price as 10 years ago
• Why didn’t Scotland Yard share note on Diana’s fear she’d die in a staged car crash?
• Cliff: I will never get over false abuse claims
• Shameful, but Nicola should look at her own behaviour
• Police probe hate-f illed mob who abused Tories
• VB’s very big news... she’s now designing for plus-size women
• Alert over algae that’s as toxic as cobra venom
• Holiday horror as toddler is killed by car
• Prince of Ales! Charles toasts local pubs in Camra beer bible
• Call for tax system overhaul to boost UK’s low birth rate
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Scots who didn’t f ill in census: 300,000 Prosecutio­ns: Zero
• Scottish trans golfer to make history as top women’s player
• Subsidence claims soar as homes crack up in heatwave
• Fall in number of transplant­s
• Council tax hikes and cuts in services on way
• Liz will deliver affordabil­ity, self-sufficienc­y ...and security
• A Kafka-esque kangaroo court
• Coming to street near you... rubbish
• Read all about it! Book sales set for new record
• Did you buy that shirt to match the dog, Matt?
• New PM must now seize opportunit­ies of Brexit, Tories say
• DCI Banks star Tompkinson broke man’s skull, court told
• ‘Most wanted’ thug stabbed and slashed 2 women, so why did they let him go free?
• ROMANIAN KNIFE BRUTE’S BAIL TRAIL
• Now Brad Pitt’s in the pink – and he even dabbles in double denim
• Don’t call them dinner ladies... that’s sexist!
• Academics told: Classics can hurt your ‘wellbeing’
• Arts funding ‘dependent on woke targets’
• Rees-Mogg in blast at ‘lazy’ British workers
• Fury of Team Truss as former MP launches ‘poisonous’ attack
• RELAXED BORIS PLOTS FUTURE AMONG NEW PALS ON GREEK ISLAND
• Battlegrou­nd FOR THE war OF THE Windsors
• The beautiful poet 32 years his junior ‘nursing Rushdie back’ from crazed attack
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS...TODAY!
• Qatar World Cup in £6k a month grab for NHS staff
• Kate’s uncle Gary and a £3,000 transplant to make your hair curl!
• Alexandra Shulman’s Notebook
• Boris’s ordeal is nothing less than impeachmen­t
• A popinjay still posing with Putin
• When even the stairs are bossing us about, it’s time we rebelled
• Free speech isn’t a one-sided conversati­on
• Bra-vo Chloe! Lioness who won the Euros ‘set for £2m Land Rover deal’
• ‘New Momentum’ rebels threaten to derail Starmer’s bid to reach No 10
• 10 things that infuriate me about men in August
• Our beautiful, gentle Jersey cows...stolen and sold for slaughter by the SSPCA
• Child sex scandal town, to kids’ Culture Capital
• Women now facing anxious 8-week wait for smear test results
• MISSING LINKS
• Richard Osman: I’m relishing being away from the TV limelight
• QUOTES of the week
• Cancelled... but Jerry Sadowitz has last laugh
• A summit with Meghan and Harry? That will be £1,000 a day
• Why Cressie’s full of hot air!
• At last… Sadie is now a country girl like Kate
• Naomi’s pal switched off
• Anesa Lipa
• Wanted... a butler to work the Sky TV box
• Laura’s bump premiered
• Emergency text messages for public in ‘threat to life’ area
• Have they lost their marbles?
• Why Melania’s now ready for a second tilt as the First Lady
• In bed at our seaside love nest, we bickered over those piddling little rows that all new couples have
• On The Buses’ Olive leaves bulk of £400k to EastEnders co-star
• Cherry on top? That’ll cost you over £1 ... for a single one
• 5 things we learned this week
• Afghan judge appeals after her bid to enter UK is denied
• I felt I had no choice but to report a bent colleague. My reward? To be treated as if I was a traitor
• Ashcroft’s boost for Kyiv athletes
• Ukrainian families kicked out by UK hosts... because Whitehall cash never came
• Russian base hit by drone strike
• Can switching to a water meter really wipe £80 off bills? Yes... if you ditch soaks in the bath
• Good for the sole! Pastor for pilgrims
• Kate’s ‘good luck at school’ for girl who stole her heart
• Has expert behind the Covid symptom tracker app now invented the most scientific diet ever?
• DIETS FAILED BUT WITH ZOE I LOST A STONE
• Blood disease patients call on NHS for £1.5m gene therapy
• Insomniacs remember more about the boozy night before
• WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE . . .
• TikTok fans at risk of skin damage... by using calamine lotion as make-up
• Do I need a new hip to relieve pain...and get my sex life back?
• GET READY FOR YOUR NEXT COVID BOOSTER CALL-UP
• Stuck in a fog? You’re not alone
• ‘The 17-hour wait was the most terrible ordeal for a woman of 98’
• Two-prong attack that boosts gullet cancer survival
• Life-saver for breast disease
• Drink less: use smaller glasses
• One in the eye from Red Sea jaws
• YOUR AMAZING BODY
• UK SCIENTISTS
• Now disabled suffer more train misery
• Fund can make a strong foundation
• ENTER THE DRAGONS
• Bold, riveting... not bad for a show where nothing happens
• DAVID MELLOR
• STATE OF HAPPINESS
• WELCOME TO WREXHAM
• PARIS, TEXAS
• LOUIS THEROUX: LIFE ON THE EDGE
• LICORICE PIZZA
• MUM iPLAYER COMEDY
• THE FRINGE, FAME & ME
• MAX WALL: IT’S GOT TO BE FUNNY
• PICK OF THE WEEK
• The Fringe is back and still a cut above the rest
• TIM DE LISLE
• As sequels go, me ol’ hearties, this one’s a real belter!
• Bond’s evil foes are doomed... by a scientist’s lethal dose of reality
• A dangerous liaison that lit up the Roaring Twenties
• THE BEST NEW FICTION
• Eden Jim Crace
• The Devil Takes You Home
• Trespass Clare Clark
• DAHL, THE BIG, NOT SO FRIENDLY TYRANT
• Busy Being Free
• Investigat­ing Diana: Death In Paris
• RADIO Hulda’s Cafe Radio 4, 7.45pm
• Prokofiev And Dvorák With Marin Alsop At The Proms
• Live Super Sunday
• Antiques Roadshow
• European Championsh­ips 2022
• The Searchers (1956) BBC2, 1.50pm
• House Of The Dragon
• BBC Proms 2022 Radio 3, 7.30pm
• The Secret World Of Trading Nudes – Panorama
• Disability & Abortion: The Hardest Choice
• Garden Of The Year
• Kes (1969) Talking Pictures, 9pm
• Fake Or Fortune?
• Drama: No Place But The Water Radio 4, 2.15pm
• Rosie Jones’ Trip Hazard
• The Pyrenees With Michael Portillo
• Lion: The Rise And Fall Of The Marsh Pride
• The Hotel People
• Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse
• The Accused: National Treasures On Trial
• Dead Canny
• Live Uefa Champions League
• Arkansas (2020) Film4, 9pm
• The Hundred Live
• All That Glitters: Britain’s Next Jewellery Star
• Ken Bruce Radio 2, 9.30am
• The Apartment
• A Farm Through Time
• Football Dreams: The Academy
• Saving Lives At Sea
• Screenshot Radio 4, 7.15pm
• Agatha Christie’s Hjerson
• Sing 2 (2021) Sky Cinema Premiere, 6pm
• Digging For Treasure: Tonight
• Aretha Franklin: A Tribute To The Queen Of Soul At the Proms
• Sean Lock: Purple Van Man
• Athletics: Diamond League Lausanne
• Cynthia Erivo: Legendary Voices At The Proms
• Archive On 4: Mr Lucas’s Diaries Radio 4, 8pm
• Britain By Beach
• Live Premier League
• Noel Edmonds: The Rise & Fall Of Mr Saturday Night
• Finding The Cornish Dream
• North By Northwest
• Jupiter leaves China’s orbit as tensions rise
• Revitalise your funds as Phoenix revives pensions
• Flavour firm Treatt is still tasty tip
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• Do you have THOUSANDS in forgotten treasures?
• DON’T FORGET YOUR KIDS’ ACCOUNTS
• Why a tour with the Barmy Army is always a winner
• Here’s your ticket to ride 33 countries in 3 months
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• OUR SPECIAL GUEST
• Discover the food of Bordeaux with TV chef James Martin
• Now get ready for a blast of autumn sun
• The boozer that’s gone boutique
• GARDEN GURU
• We do like to seem beside the seaside
• Searching for ideas? Check out these six great gardens
• FIVE COASTAL CLASSICS
• Gather up those seeds – and save yourself a packet
• Twitter shamed over sick threat to JK Rowling
• Sturgeon must help vulnerable
• Nightingal­es could fix A&E crisis
• Our grandson Tom
• Ditching the bra’s a real joy
• Haunted by NHS wokery
• A fair cop!
• PRIZE LETTER
• Boris’s fitting tribute to Babs
• We’re not jet set
• And finally...
• Riding high...Sir Jim sees oil profits surge
• Royal Mail faces £1 bn showdown with union
• Debt axe is no-brainer for new PM
• Chinese raking in £650m dividend on North Sea gas
• Food costs could jump as fertiliser plant shuts
• Aldi beats Morrisons to No4 grocer spot
• Global trading hub started life as a coffee shop
• Body Shop may be sold as owner slims down group
• Cargo firm eyes £1billion London float...but only if the flops stop!
• Lord Lucan’s gas firm and the disappeari­ng updates
• Change in power at battery group Britishvol­t
• DIXON, 62: CHEESE LOVER
• Forget WFH – what we really want is WNH*
• Could switching smart meter readings to every half hour put your home at risk of being BURGLED?
• The £11 billion project mired in controvers­y
• Memo for the new PM: Energy crisis is top priority
• Invest in firms – to make them more responsibl­e
• Save hundreds on your holiday. . . by cancelling car hire and booking again
• My brother Philip Green kept me away . . . but he DID bail me out
• Warning as scammers ramp up ‘free’ streaming attacks
• WE’RE WATCHING YOU
• I switched from Evolve but now owe British Gas £550
• My buy-to-let nightmare has cost me move to Australia
• Can my son get help to pay cost of childcare?
• SEE THE STARS AT THE PREMIERE OF TICKET TO PARADISE
• Frankie’s bold call lands Ebor jackpot
• INJURY FORCES ZALATORIS OUT
• Smith tips Norrie to go all the way in New York
• ARC THE PATH TO BAAEED’S IMMORTALIT­Y
• WIGHTMAN HAS EYES ON SUMMER TREBLE
• Hodgkinson kicks clear to end her long wait for gold
• Defiant McCullum refuses to change beliefs
• Yorkshire land ‘top bloke’ Masood
• I was too tentative – it won’t happen in next Test
• BAZBALL HITS LORD’S BUFFERS
• Rockets’ Munro seals huge win
• Is Liverpool injury ‘curse’ all part of the grand plan?
• Howe: Pope can push Pickford
• Finn, 16, ‘chuffed’ to become Cup’s youngest scorer
• Hooligans face ban from the World Cup
• GIVE US POINTS IF GAME IS OFF!
• Casemiro arrival can’t hide the fact United are a mess
• Warning over Kremlin links of club suitors
• ‘Fuming’ Sterling had to leave City for Chelsea
• Kane seals it for Spurs with his 250th goal
• Arsenal find top gear as Arteta’s rebuild flourishes
• Adams brace relieves Ralph and leaves Rodgers reeling
• BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
• Dundee’s dismal run at Cappielow carries on as they grind out a draw with Morton
• AKINYEMI STRIKES YET AGAIN AS HOT AYR SOAR UP TO THE SUMMIT
• Boss will have us well prepared for massive tie, insists Matondo
• ‘GIOVANNI CAN OUTMANOEUV­RE PSV AND GUIDE RANGERS INTO GROUP STAGE’
• WIZARDS OF OZ ARE LIGHTING UP THE LEAGUE
• Ange heaps praise on Strachan for set-piece productivi­ty
• Intensity of the top division and lure of Europe made up Cochrane’s mind on Tynecastle return
• THEY CAME FROM A LAND DOWN UNDER
• McLaughlin needs to make a statement in Eindhoven… or Rangers need a new keeper
• Tavernier is correct to call out the stupidity of Morelos
• CLARKSON THE SPARK AS DONS SINK PERTH MEN
• Euro high seems so long ago as United continue to freefall
• Edwards strikes to give County lift-off as Killie hit rock bottom
• Van Veen is lethal again as Hammell honeymoon rolls on at Motherwell
• HERO CAMPBELL ON CLOUD NINE
• ‘Biblical’ team talk helped Johnson turn the tide
• NINE IN A WOE
• Ross despairs at ‘lethargic’ Tannadice men
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• WORDSEARCH
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 998
• NOW THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO ENTER
• BARE BONES
• QUICK SUDOKU
• BRAIN TRAIN
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• BATTLESHIP­S
• BULL’S EYE
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE
• THE PAGE’S QUICK CLUES

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