The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2022-09-11

• Archie still not a Prince
• After 70 years in the wings... the moment Charles became our King
• Proclamati­on of Accession
• She was by my side at my happiest moments. And she was by my side during the saddest days of my life
• A STATEMENT FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES
• Holding back the tears, a grieving family thanks Balmoral’s well-wishers
• Anne at Queen’s side for f inal f light
• The gamekeeper­s who walked with her in life, carry her coffin in death
• The Long Last Journey Home
• ITV screens lucrative Saturday night bill
• Canada’s gun salutes for its new King
• Stone of Destiny to be sent from Scotland for Charles’s Coronation
• Liz Truss to join the King on tour of four corners of UK to lead nation in mourning
• Corbyn snubs ceremony of accession
• Camilla praised for abuse work
• Warm-hearted gesture... or an over-familiar faux pas with the new King?
• How Queen helped hostage Waite
• Charles is ‘closer than ever’ to key confidante Anne
• Aged 7 to 71 and beyond, they were united in grief
• A momentous day... and affirmatio­n that a British Sovereign rules by the consent of the people
• King’s dashing equerry who is already setting hearts af lutter
• Muffled bells last sounded 70 years ago for George VI
• Now New York Times condemned for article that called murder of Mountbatte­n ‘karmic’
• I met her every Wednesday for an hour, 120 times. She often knew more about current affairs than me... and I was the PM!
• I didn’t board a private jet or speeding Range Rover when my darling mum died... but the journey is the same for all of us
• A REIGN LIT UP BY THE MAGIC OF MAC
• I’ve rarely seen so many helpless grins as the time I was following her for a BBC programme. Is it thanks to her we were spared an era of full-throttle populism?
• ‘Own goal’ as football is set to be scrapped for a second weekend
• Queen’s loyal aide allowed to stay at grace-and-favour home in Windsor
• Margaret was wild. Lilibet was tidy. She would hop out of bed several times a night to get her shoes straight and her clothes arranged just so...
• She loved Gary Barlow ...and always took great delight in spotting the historical howlers in Downton
• The day MPs showed they CAN act with humanity, maturity – and humility
• Philip laughed when his cousin remarked on Lilibet’s flawless complexion... ‘Yes, and she’s like that all over’
• QUOTES OF THE REIGN
• Camilla favourite to take reins as new f igurehead of racing world
• Andrew and Beatrice to care for the corgis
• How the sad news was broken to the Queen’s bees – no, really
• Darius died of suffocatio­n from toxic effects of pain relief spray
• FEARS OVER DEADLY CRAZE
• Could honeyberry be next superfood?
• Ukraine recaptures key towns as Putin’s forces hit by lightning advance
• Now stay-at-home students turn to OU
• Meet the real ARCTIC MONKEYS
• COMEDY PICK OF THE WEEK
• FATE: THE WINX SAGA
• THE SERPENT QUEEN
• THE GRAND TOUR PRESENTS: A SCANDI FLICK
• VAMPIRE ACADEMY
• A PRIVATE AFFAIR
• BRITAIN’S GREATEST OBSESSIONS
• MOVIE COLLECTION
• THE MONOCLED MUTINEER
• There’s an edge-of-the-seat moment every four minutes
• The real mystery is why this Agatha Christie caper needs Hollywood A-listers
• A FOGHORN WITH A HEART: HAS RINA’S TIME COME?
• The chronicler of woke who prays his own book will soon be obsolete
• THE BEST NEW FICTION
• BOWEN’S A MASTER OF TELLING DETAIL
• Hysterical
• Frozen Planet II
• Moira Stuart Meets – Alison Balsom
• Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
• Simon Reeve’s South America
• Stolen: Catching The Art Thieves BBC2, 8pm
• Live Super Sunday
• Squad Goals: Dorking ’Til I Die
• The Capture
• Live MNF Sky Sports Main Event, 7pm
• The Frost Tapes Radio 4, 11.30am
• The Sky At Night
• Can’t Eat, Can’t Heat: Cost of Living Debate
• The Suspect
• QUIZ Pointless
• A Beautiful Day In The Neighborho­od
• The Great British Bake Off
• RADIO Icon Radio 4, 11.30am
• Celebrity MasterChef
• The Pyrenees with Michael Portillo
• Fake Or Fortune?
• Live Uefa Champions League BT Sport 1, 5.30pm, BT Sport 2, 7pm, BT Sport 3, 7.15pm & BT Sport 4, from 5pm
• Raiders Of The Lost Ark
• Bringing Up Britain Radio 4, 8pm
• Rush (2013) BBC1, 10.40pm
• Christophe­r Eccleston Remembers – Our Friends In The North
• Live Women’s Internatio­nal Rugby Union ITV4, 7pm
• Live Uefa Champions League
• Days That Shook The BBC With David Dimbleby BBC2, 9pm
• All Creatures Great And Small
• Saving Lives At Sea
• Once Upon A Time
• The Elephant Man
• The National Television Awards 2022
• My Grandparen­ts’ War: Kit Harington
• Chaos In Kabul: Escaping The Taliban
• Live Uefa Europa League
• Am I Being Unreasonab­le?
• Late Junction Radio 3, 11pm
• The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice
• Professor T ITV, 9pm
• Mock The Week
• Celebrity MasterChef
• Blankety Blank
• Radio 2 Live In Leeds
• Strictly Come Dancing
• Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid
• Live One-Day Cup Cricket
• Kylie At The BBC
• Hitler: The Lost Tapes
• Speaker’s bid to use turbines in Thames to power Parliament
• Frightened Jodie is given a bodyguard on set of new film after security scares
• Manchester IRA bomb suspect is released
• Ninth man is held in Olivia murder probe
• Singer Sam’s new ‘pronoun police’ leave video crew lost for words
• Bouncing back 57 years on, it’s Zebedee & Co
• Hangover? Try drinking a spud!
• Russell’s making a meal of things
• Ashelen Lund
• Cressie (and dog) bumping along nicely!
• Violet’s not blue for long
• Charles visits in a beautiful linen suit – with a bag of mangos. ‘You are both very dear in my heart’ he says
• ‘I WENT UP IN AIR’
• Cara’s sister at her side amid fears for health
• Danger, orcas in the street! Cycle lane safety markers put pedestrian­s in hospital
• Scandal of the patients killed by dementia drugs that were never going to do them any good
• Surge in ADHD sufferers seeking GP help
• WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE...
• Sticky tape eczema test for newborns
• Asthmatics’ lungs helped by a ‘kettle’
• Painful sex, no sleep, brain fog... cruel toll on women who still can’t get their HRT
• MEASURE THERESE ONLY BY THE SIZE OF HER SUCCESSES
• How grief brings us together
• Can I choose which brand I get, and which one should I go for?
• Rising prostate cancer deaths as pandemic’s ‘hangover’ hits
• WHO ACTUALLY GETS THE BOOSTER ... AND WHEN?
• 198% return in a decade... now that’s Special!
• STOCK EXCHANGE IDENTIFICA­TION CODES
• Be smart ... back meter installer as energy bills soar
• Concrete gains from an expert in flooring
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• Looking for a rock solid investment as shares slump? Diamonds are up 6%
• BREAKS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET – HOTELS WITH SISTER INNS
• FOODIE FAVOURITES
• Broadway hit that keeps running
• THE ESTATE WITH THREE HOTELS… AND AXE THROWING
• Ravishing RADISHES
• GARDEN GURU
• FIVE CRUNCHY CHAMPS
• Fracking power could eclipse North Sea gas
• New PM must help firms, says Bannatyne
• 70 years of progress will carry on
• New investor fury at Wizz Air boss’s £100m bonanza
• UK’s home owners can ‘weather the storm’
• Advent may target more UK firms with Cobham fund
• Shareholde­rs revolt over Ashtead chief’s pay
• Ashley steps up £180m Debenhams legal battle
• Ithaca plans London float ‘in weeks’
• Beckham’s cannabis relief can’t come soon enough
• Schhh! Fever-Tree losing to Schweppes
• PIPPA WICKS: FAN OF BUDDHISM
• Solar panel sales are soaring – but NOT the price energy firms pay you for power...
• John Lewis ‘sorry’ for card chaos... as more tell MoS of rejection
• Sin free? Pull the other one...
• ME AND MY I earned £950 in an hour... to say what TV stars might be like in bed
• Savings rates go up again... but so does inflation
• The slippery eel and his bamboo trees, Part II...
• I ordered dog food...and Amazon sent a necklace!
• Can we stop money we give our girls going to a partner?
• BBC is a magnet for the crudest of Lefty comics
• Gwynnie’s right – age frees us
• If £2.65 test saves lives, use it!
• Logging on
• Migraine relief
• History lesson for the woke
• Shameful legacy of SNP cuts
• Pay gap laid bare
• PRIZE LETTER
• Young DJs make Radio 2 a turn-off
• Ferrari can’t mess it up now, surely?
• O’Brien’s Lux in for Arc shot
• Short and sweet for magic McIlroy
• Master Scheff takes Player of Year gong
• My family asked if I’d survive the disease. It was a tough question
• Can Franco help the Warriors find a winning formula?
• Young guns battling to be world No1
• CASPER IS CONTENT TO LIVE IN HAALAND’S SHADOW
• Changing of the guard
• Lord Archer was the Root cause of wicket!
• I asked what was Sven’s weakness. It’s women, his agent said. We had been warned
• My dream ticket was Ferguson and Graham
• Wenger’s skill at charades won me over
• Cool finish came as a shock... but McDonald didn’t doubt Anguissa
• ‘I was in a state of depression. I couldn’t see when we’d win another game or keep a clean sheet’
• Gio is finished at Rangers and his directors at Ibrox should follow him out the door
• Ange’s stock will rocket if Celtic start winning in Europe
• Brighton is still perfect place for Billy to bloom
• Tributes are paid in hushed cathedrals and in the noise of pomp. I will join one that belongs to the streets
• RACING’S No1 FAN
• Balding: Horses were her first love, the cheekier the better
• ‘She was the cool one after our big win!’
• Stokes leads way on day of tributes to the Queen
• WAITING GAME
• Let’s show no fear, says Juranovic
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 1001
• 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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