The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2022-08-28

• CHARLES DONOR: MY £200K HAS BEEN STOLEN
• Try our amazing The Mail+ app for just £1 for 3 months
• Shiver me six-pack!
• Oh,giveusabre­ak...isTV set for even more adverts?
• Boris: Britain won’t buckle in the face of cost-of-living crisis
• ‘The intended gifts were declined but not returned to us’
• SNP coalition of chaos fear if Labour tries to axe f irst-past-the-post
• Water labels law to be fast-tracked after drought
• Now Burnham courts the hard Left
• Three killed in A9 crash were US tourists
• In the red! Comrade Tommy goes bust
• 23 YEARS OF CLASS WAR
• UK FORECAST
• WEATHER WATCH
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Liverpool’s Mr Bigs f lee to Costa villas as Olivia’s murder lifts wall of silence
• Social media is a gift for malign people, says JK after death threat by Twitter troll
• Never upstage the wedding couple... unless you’re Dua Lipa, of course!
• Traders protest over city’s £3.5m ‘Mad Max’ bollards
• Now families pay private bin men
• Poison-resistant super-rats ‘to invade homes’
• But you’ll be glad to hear Nicola’s getting HER bins lifted!
• SCHOOLS CHAOS LOOMS
• You just don’t get it, do you Nicola?
• Crisis, what crisis? Sturgeon set for 5th Festival appearance
• Queen ‘carefully considers’ if she is well enough to go to her beloved Braemar Games
• Eau no! Bottled water runs dry
• SO WHO REALLY IS TO BLAME FOR OUR SOARING BILLS?
• Families to pay £250 for utility f irms that failed
• £1m bonus bonanza for Ofgem workers
• Short-sighted soldier shoots dead sergeant he thought was a wooden target
• AN INSTANT HIT!
• 600 attend funeral as Skye shooting victim laid to rest
• NHS’s warning to pupils as vaping ‘rife’ in Scots schools
• Mum’s anguish as autistic son held in Carstairs for FIVE YEARS
• Cola flavours, a TikTok blitz, just £1.50 each... no wonder kids are hooked
• E-cigarettes can harm your DNA warn scientists
• Ministers to boycott ‘shameless’ Maitlis over her claims of a Tory agent at BBC
• ... as Corporatio­n tells its staff to watch out for 170 different forms of ‘unconsciou­s bias’
• ‘Son of Concorde’ that aims to get you anywhere in the world in four hours – and banish jet-lag for ever
• Six in ten of us* hit the snooze button to spend extra half-hour in bed
• Careful royal owner. Only 25,000 miles on the clock. But still – £730,000 for Diana’s 1985 Ford Escort?
• Calls to add more Tories to Partygate committee
• 3 die in party crash horror
• I believe in hope and not fear, insists Truss
• Anya plays a Blinder behind the camera while she takes a break with her rock star love
• NHS bosses defy ban on woke jobs
• Sound leadership and high morale will help us prosper
• QUOTES of the week
• Strictest head hits back after inspectors blast his ‘oppressive’ regime
• A long war in Ukraine will bring nothing but death, poverty and ruin. It’s time for peace
• So, no shortage of migrant workers after all
• Are the police leading us a merry dance?
• Premature babies saved... by inflatable incubators
• Blinded teacher’s tears of joy as UK doctors say: We’ll save your eyesight
• The plot thickens! Ten ways allotment owners sabotage rival patches
• Keeley Hawes: I don’t want to act for ever... I’ll be 50 in a minute
• The day Diana eavesdropp­ed on Charles in the bath as he told Camilla on the phone: I’ll always love you
• ‘Don’t worry, it will only get worse,’ Princess Grace told me on my first night out with Charles
• Flaming hypocrites! How SNP broke their own f ire alarm laws
• Chaos as UK boat rescues migrants in French waters
• Christina: Forget England ...I’m Mad about Scotland
• Any mobile phone owner should read this dispatch from Taiwan... and pray that China does not invade
• The chips are down as vegan burger pals back out of fast-food firm
• Siri, can you lose a tan line?
• Alice takes a new lead role... with her pooch
• Iris voices her fury at trolls
• Joe works it all out...
• ROLLING STONE
• Adwoa grins and bears it
• Pampered whingeing millennial­s whose delusions & hypocrisy are beyond parody
• 5 things we learned this week
• Davina the doula*
• Councils face £530m black hole... before staff pay rises
• Noella, aged 10, the world’s youngest transgende­r model
• BBC honours EastEnders favourite Dot Cotton
• Sue Barker’s irreplacea­ble... says ‘replacemen­t’
• Probe after man drowns during bid to f lee police
• Miscarriag­e heartbreak for Olympic star Rebecca
• Tracked down: the super-yachts Putin oligarchs sent to Turkey to cheat sanctions
• MISSING LINKS
• Stallone wife hinted at marriage woes 16 months before split
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS...TODAY!
• Alien invaders? No, it’s an army of ‘friendly viruses’ leading the NHS’s war on superbugs
• It gave Isabelle three extra years
• How viruses saved husband from superbug caught in Egypt
• Patients forced to crowd-fund for eye cancer chemo that should be on NHS
• Booster that can zap early breast cancer
• WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE . . .
• Fast-acting drug for depression could soon hit the UK
• Blood test hope in war on cancer
• GPs caught in web of doubt
• WEIRD SCIENCE The toothpick that caused leg pain
• YOUR AMAZING BODY
• Now MS pills are used to ease agony of bowel disease
• I’m 76 with GG breasts that cause agony. Is a reduction too risky?
• RISHI SHOULD’VE SPOKEN UP ON LOCKDOWNS AT THE TIME
• Fed up with those digital menus
• Haven’t we seen you before, detective?
• Joyous and uplifting... a rare feeling for us Wrexham fans!
• EDINBURGH Comedy
• THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER
• THE COMIC STRIP PRESENTS
• THE RAILWAY CHILDREN RETURN
• DATED & RELATED
• A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN
• UNTOLD: THE GIRLFRIEND WHO DIDN’T EXIST
• KICK OUT THE JAMS
• Idris’s Beast isn’t the new Jaws (well, I wasn’t bitten)
• Paolo Nutini
• All’s well with this lively take on Shakespear­e’s ‘problem play’
• DAVID MELLOR
• ALASTAIR SMART
• Act Of Oblivion
• Cult Classic
• WANDERING, LONELY AS A ROMANTIC POET
• Visions Of The Occult: An Untold Story Of Art And Magic
• All I Said Was True
• The Marriage Portrait
• The Capture
• The Satanic Verses: 30 Years On
• The Reunion Radio 4, 11.15am
• DRAMA Ridley
• Gladiator (2000) ITV, 10.20pm
• Sir Simon Rattle And The LSO At The Proms
• Live Super Sunday
• Princess Diana: Who Do You Think She Was?
• The Suspect
• Jamaica 60 6 Music, from 7pm
• Starter For 10 (2006) BBC2, 10pm
• Britain’s Water Scandal: Dispatches
• Live US Open Tennis
• University Challenge At 60
• BBC’s Earth Prom With Chris Packham
• The Pyrenees With Michael Portillo
• Days That Shook The BBC With David Dimbleby
• Kew Gardens: A New Year In Bloom
• Celebrity MasterChef
• Fake Or Fortune?
• Live Premier League
• A Little Flat: The Music In Our Ears
• The Queen (2006) ITV, 8pm
• Grand Designs
• One Dish Radio 4, 9.30am
• Moira Armstrong And Vivien Heilbron Remember Sunset Song
• The Repair Shop
• The Bay: The Murder Of Lynette White
• Live Premier League
• Black ’47 (2018) Film4, 9pm
• RADIO Ramblings Radio 4, 3pm
• Huge Homes With Hugh Dennis
• COMEDY Bloods
• A Farm Through Time
• Late Night Mash
• In A Lonely Place
• Relativity Radio 4, 11.30am
• The Cotswolds & Beyond With Pam Ayres
• 100 Years Of The BBC: PSB With Jules Buckley At The Proms
• Have I Got News For Boris: A Special Tribute
• Berlin Live: Sparks
• The Hundred
• The Martian (2015) Channel 4, 10pm
• The Masked Dancer
• You’re Dead To Me
• World Cup Live
• Roxy Music & Bryan Ferry At The BBC
• The Secrets She Keeps
• Sid James: Comedy Icon Channel 5, 8pm
• THE MUSIC TRUSTS THAT COULD HELP YOUR SHARES SING
• £4.7bn trust F&C doesn’t do surprises...
• What a pleasure – you can profit from drug firm that’s easing pain!
• Metals group mines a richer profit seam
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• The FTSE’s flat – so try champagne to make your portfolio fizz
• Take in Northern Lights, or drink in Burgundy delights
• Tenerife will tickle your taste buds
• Join Carol Kirkwood on a glorious rail trip around the Highlands
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• Hungary for a dose of European style
• Chic and cheerful? Yotel-ing me
• The showy superfood that tastes as amazing as it looks
• GARDEN GURU
• Bulbs to light up autumn
• FIVE OF THE BEST VARIETIES OF SWISS CHARD
• Tools that’ll give you the edge for that big tidy-up
• Not every man in shorts looks awful, Virginia
• Plus points for Posh’s size 18 fashions
• Don’t treat pets as a commodity
• Cliff’s great dignity facing false claims Shale of century
• Nicola’s Fringe ego
• Folly of mum tax proposal
• Crack down on cycle louts
• Dress sense
• PRIZE LETTER
• Cineworld brothers in blockbuste­r pay deals
• A path back to common sense
• Hedge funds in £230m gamble on Hargreaves
• ‘They paid themselves well even in bad times’
• Water firms may be sued over sewage
• Aldi and Lidl will overtake Tesco ‘within five years’
• Youngsters can’t get to top like I did, says L&G boss
• P&O owner posts huge dividend in year it sacked 800 ferry staff
• Silver screen turns to gold for Cineworld’s vultures
• Budget gym eyes a million members
• My work is a success if grown men cry!
• MACKENZIE, 58: PIANIST
• EXPOSED: Cash desert Britain . . . where NOT ONE of these shared bank hubs promised as lifelines on the high street has opened
• Why are we still waiting? What is (or isn’t) happening at the ten sites
• Don’t let us down on energy, Liz
• WHAT STORE’S CARDHOLDER­S ARE SAYING ON TRUSTPILOT
• ‘Why have you slashed our card limit?’ rage John Lewis customers
• MONEY I’ll never retire from The Repair Shop . . . it’s not the money but how we bring stuff back to life
• Fury as Eon tells its customers their meters are unsafe
• Teak tree and bamboo plots in Costa Rica have cost me a fortune
• How can I cut my inheritanc­e tax liabilitie­s . . . before I die?
• WIN YOUR UTILITY BILLS PAID FOR A WHOLE YEAR
• HOW TO ENTER
• Fixture list tweaks only kick big problem down the road
• SELECTIONS OF THE DAY...
• PERFORMANC­E OF THE DAY...
• Taylor set for Catterall rematch
• Lawrence on top in the Swiss Alps
• Taking the Saudi millions has tainted the legacy of Joshua and others like him
• SCOTS ARE IN A UNITED STATE
• Boffelli puts the boot into All Blacks
• STOKES IS PUR
• I needed to create my own piece of theatre, says Ben
• Players missed out on red-ball cricket
• SO MUCH FOR FIVE-DAY TESTS!
• I can’t be an innocent teenager any more
• OLD BALLS, PLEASE, FOR RADUCANU!
• Winless Lewis feels the pain in slow lane
• MEASURING HOLE
• Edmund making strides
• HAT-TRICK HAALAND
• Gabriel recovers for Top Gunners
• By Joe Bernstein We’re conceding too many goals, warns Guardiola
• Another step forward for determined United
• Tuchel believes Sterling strikes are first of many
• Waiting until deadline day to do a deal is risky business
• SAINTS PONDER MAY SWAP DEAL
• First Europe ... then the world for Devlin
• Second is a realistic target for Ange’s men
• Napoli star has the talent to torment Ibrox men, says Zurab
• I’ll only enjoy Bernabéu if we play well
• Ange happy if he does not add to squad for Euro tilt
• Cudjoe dreaming he can make World Cup
• Gio looks more and more like a real Rangers boss... and needs backed with transfer cash after sorting out Morelos
• ‘Angeball’ will need a tweak for Bernabeu
• No excuse for Hearts’ failure
• McInnes delight as Killie find killer instinct at last
• JAGS JOY AFTER SENSE OF INJUSTICE
• Murray bags brace as Spiders climb high in the second tier
• BLUNDER HAS LIVI RED AND BURIED
• Johnson holds hands up after another sorry show from Hibs
• D-day for Morelos as Gio holds crisis talks
• ROUGH JUSTICE
• Goodwin salutes Miovski but also puts him on the spot
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 999
• CODE CRACKER
• BARE BONES
• QUICK SUDOKU
• BRAIN TRAIN
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• BATTLESHIP­S
• BULL’S EYE
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE

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