The Scottish Mail on Sunday - 2022-10-02

• SNP FACES LEGAL THREAT OVER FERRIES FARCE
• Gorka’s hug for Helen – and even a parking ticket can’t wipe the smile from her face
• Money laundering! Britons lose £800m...inwashingm­achines
• I’m the wrong sort of black man for Labour, says Kwasi
• Humiliatin­g apology for photo blunder
• Posh toasts her Paris triumph (and thawing of wedding feud) with shots of £600 tequila
• Not lovin’ it? How a quick burger might cheer you up
• Two patients suffer fatal heart attacks as they wait in A&E
• Weekly UK energy bill to hit £100
• Funeral duke gets first knighthood
• New ‘Fab Four’ under the gaze of George III
• Queen’s delight as she heard of last ‘winner’
• Treasury defends drinks with fund chiefs
• CalMac’s failing ferry services only stick to timetable one day in six
• Legal f irst as man found guilty of sex without consent INSTEAD of rape
• Tesco ties bosses’ bonuses to slashing food waste
• THE TWO LAWS AT A GLANCE
• £90m of cocaine found washed up on British beach
• Detectives charge two men over murder of nine-year-old Olivia
• For sale at £6.49 on the Net: mobile numbers of PM and 25 of her Cabinet Ministers
• King scraps Cop27 trip after Truss ‘tells him to stay away’
• Can Harry’s memoirs be stopped by Palace?
• ‘A PERVERT FILMED MY DAUGHTER OVER THE TOP OF THE CUBICLE’
• Stop making women share changing rooms with men
• A childhood in a council house, then I saw the majesty of Glencoe for first time. I was 21. So began my love affair with my country
• HER TOP 5 SPOTS & WHY THEY’VE A SPECIAL PLACE IN HER HEART
• GLENFINNAN MONUMENT, LOCHABER
• THE HILL HOUSE, HELENSBURG­H
• BURNS COTTAGE, ALLOWAY
• TURF HOUSE, GLENCOE
• How much agony can a family take?
• The terror of being a teen in the shadow of Brady and Hindley
• ‘He’s Tony’s puppet!’ Left-wing fury as Keir brings back Blairites
• ‘On my way to the Labour conference’ ... at 81mph
• Strictly favourite? Will used to dance ‘like David Brent’
• Putin’s child massacre revealed as his army hit by worst rout in 80 years
• Diana brother told BBC chief he had damning Bashir dossier 17 years ago – but was ignored
• SNP SPIN... AND GRIM REALITY
• Alexandra Shulman’s Notebook
• An admirable show of restraint in the face of Labour’s bigotry
• Ignore the veneer of moderation and soothing rhetoric... Labour’s still a byword for economic ineptitude
• If the Tories want to win the next Election, this is what they have to do
• My sympathy for a Corbynista
• Our fatal error to think drugs were so cool
• Molly’s hero dad and why we have to fight these venal online cowboys
• Love Cher, but not the trashy Balmain
• Brutal Blonde’s ugly truth
• SUSSEX ORDEAL CUT SHORT
• The Queen asked me: How do you breastfeed twins?
• Dapper Macca the day tipper... and 50 years on, he still looks fab in a double-breasted suit
• JK cancelled by kids at ultra-woke school
• QUOTES of the week
• DARLINGS, JUST GIVE ME A HAND SPRAYING ON THIS NEW DRESS!
• The drones that f ly UNDER your feet... to inspect miles of sewers
• Harebraine­d hysteria of eco-zealots who call UK ‘genocidal’
• The Queen of bunion busters! Stars follow in Camilla’s (exceedingl­y comfortabl­e) footsteps
• Graham’s heart set on Glasgow?
• Baz all shook up
• By George! Baby No 2 on the way for Osborne and Thea
• Is Paloma putting her faith in a new man?
• Cara sitting on a £42m fortune
• Sabrina’s taking life so seriously
• R-Patz’s raw deal
• Attention, Meg!
• 5 things we learned this week
• Tributes to MoS’s Scott Gormley,78
• Tesla boss Musk unveils his latest creation – a robot to do your chores
• Was Paris Hilton’s chihuahua snatched by a hungry coyote?
• Putin to make a fortune from London f lats
• Charity ‘let down’ On The Buses star Anna
• Genesis sell music rights for £270m
• M&S gives Holly new 2-year deal
• Want to save £700 a year? Turn the heat down 1C, switch to LEDs and unplug your chargers
• SHOPPERS HIT BY MULTI-BUY ‘DEAL-FLATION’
• Parents braced for return of more ‘boomerang kids’
• I’ve lost two friends on the A9. The grief is devastatin­g. My party must restore public trust NOW
• SNP has failed to keep promise on killer road, says ex-minister
• NEXT WEEK’S NEWS...TODAY!
• Isles under threat due to ‘loss of child-bearing women’, warns NHS
• REVEALED: The hidden epidemic of sexual dysfunctio­n being blamed on antidepres­sants
• Stillbirth failures cost NHS £65m in a decade
• Thousands of heart patients at risk from stent ops that don’t even benefit them
• Fungus in blood that may help spot cancers
• WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE . . .
• What’s WRONG WITH ME?
• WEIRD SCIENCE
• Calls to rein in plastic surgery
• Cuddles boost faulty hearts
• YOUR AMAZING BODY
• First ever drug for alopecia hair loss gets the green light
• Is there a natural remedy to tackle my dreadful insomnia?
• ARE YOU ONE OF THE GROWING ARMY OF BOOSTER REFUSENIKS?
• Cheap drugs miss the target
• The Top THREE Folding bikes
• PAXMAN’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE
• Oh heavens... here’s another case for the plot hole police
• A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY
• LUCKIEST GIRL ALIVE
• MR HARRIGAN’S PHONE
• LET THE RIGHT ONE IN
• CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY
• CONVERSATI­ONS WITH A KILLER: THE JEFFREY DAHMER TAPES
• Manville’s a well-judged joy, Monroe a misery marathon
• Going for woke doesn’t always hit the bullseye
• TIM DE LISLE MUSIC
• The quirks of fate that gave us Hitler, Churchill... and Gorbachev
• How Bond was definitely not the fifth Beatle
• Self-mocking wit of ‘the dumpy one with Trinny’
• After The Lights Go Out
• The Book Of Goose
• The Six Who Came To Dinner
• Our Missing Hearts
• Live F1 Sky Sports F1, 12.55pm
• Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy
• Now You’re Asking With Marian Keyes And Tara Flynn
• Frozen Planet II BBC1, 8pm
• The Ranganatio­n
• Live Super Sunday
• London Marathon
• Queen & Slim (2019) BBC2, 10.45pm
• Wear The Rose: An England Rugby Dream
• The Walk-In
• It’s A Fair Cop Radio 4, 6.30pm
• Glenda Jackson: This Cultural Life BBC4, 9pm
• Renovation Nation
• Moonlight (2016) BBC2, 11.15pm
• Midwives: Storyville BBC4, 9pm
• In The Studio
• Paxman: Putting Up With Parkinson’s
• Sensationa­lists: The Bad Girls And Boys Of British Art
• Live UEFA Champions League
• The Great British Bake Off
• Michael Palin: Into Iraq
• The Color Purple
• Radio 3 In Concert
• Ralph & Katie
• Portrait Artist Of The Year 2022
• Matt Baker: Our Farm In The Dales
• Head On: Rugby, Dementia & Me BBC2, 9pm
• Live Uefa Champions League
• Live Uefa Europa League
• My Grandparen­ts’ War
• Drama: In Moderation Radio 4, 2.15pm
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• DNA Journey
• Ali (2001) BBC4, 9pm
• Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing
• Paris To Rome With Bettany Hughes
• Radio 3 In Concert Radio 3, 7.30pm
• COMEDY Ghosts
• Britain’s Evicted Kids – Dispatches
• Live Women’s World Cup Rugby Union
• Studio 666
• Joan Armatradin­g: Me Myself I
• Penelope Keith: From Margo To The Manor Born
• Sounds Of The 80s With Gary Davies
• Live Boxing DAZN, 7pm
• Live Women’s World Cup Rugby Union
• Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi
• The fund tailor made to help you rest easily
• Octopus is a buy for the brave
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• MIDAS VERDICT:
• Cake maker is set to rise – even in leaner times
• Should YOU steer clear of emerging markets too . . . or is it time to buy?
• HOW MUCH? IT CAN BE CHEAPER THAN CENTER PARCS!
• A getaway that will give you a rosé glow
• US is fabulous – but there’s no place like home
• Savour the food and wine of Bordeaux with TVchef James Martin
• OUR SPECIAL GUEST
• WHAT’S INCLUDED
• Take steps to find the real Dubrovnik
• Finding perfect peace in Dove Valley
• Those big plans don’t have to cost a small fortune
• FIVE VEG TO SOW NOW
• GARDEN GURU
• Homeowners set for £13bn hammer blow
• Tolkien heirs finally strike it rich on TV
• Is Europe next as crisis spreads?
• Aldi rings up £170m more from rival stores
• Oil and gas consultant may be sold for £2.5 bn
• FTSE chiefs jump ship in ‘talent drain’
• Unilever heads for clash with Reckitt over hunt for CEO
• Phew! Why your retirement income IS still safe
• TOP WATCHDOG ACCUSED OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST
• Traders wade into short positions over Pennon
• Ovo’s parent firm in new flying taxi loan
• Sterling plunge leaves FTSE 100 giants exposed to US predators
• LUNDGREN, 55: BAKING FAN
• At last! Banks to help scam victims
• Stay calm, plea to landlords as buy-to-let loan deals disappear
• I must sell or gamble I can weather the storm
• Should I ditch my fixed-rate mortgage for a longer deal?
• Is it worth raiding the cash locked up in your home – to pay household bills?
• I borrowed to help make ends meet
• Giving a house to my ex-wife was the worst and best thing I’ve ever done
• Cash savers urged: Hold out for further rate increases
• I wouldn’t trust Harry’s memoir any more than his Oprah interview
• Dog owners feel your pain, Paris
• Why I pray for a property crash
• Sturgeon blind on tax
• Are police scared of eco-mob?
• So, here’s another bugbear
• PRIZE LETTER
• Not strictly ballroom
• Respite for 999
• O’Brien hails Kyprios staying power
• Furious Horner in threat to take rivals to court
• Last chance for bullish Prescott
• Now Soumillon faces the elbow
• How Verstappen can win the title
• Blair’s ref rage after Stormers fightback
• WARRIORS LATE SHOW CAN’T
• ONESTO CAN WIN THE ARC FOR FRANCE
• SELECTION OF THE DAY...
• PERFORMANC­E OF THE WEEK...
• EILISH’S PLAN TO GET KIDS ACTIVE IS OFF AND RUNNING
• Eubank and Benn destined to reignite decades-old rivalry
• Mansell on course for glory at Links
• Gladiators bringing in a ‘new era’
• Saker: England can have a World Cup ball
• Allen is in the mood to end wait for title
• Erling says he’s not chasing records but he knows all about Shearer’s landmark of 260 goals... at this rate he’ll beat it in five years!
• Martinez height is not an issue, says Parker
• Sancho’s our secret agent, says Ten Hag
• Shilton fumes at EFL-Sky Bet profit share scheme
• JESUS THE SAVIOUR IN DERBY DELIGHT
• GALLAGHER HAUNTS HIS OLD CLUB
• Terrific Trossard a class act, says Brighton boss
• MAGNIFICEN­T MAGPIES DISH OUT BIG LESSON TO FULHAM
• Tough Toffees now flying high
• CARVER HOPING HENDRY PUSHES ON AFTER STAR ROLE WITH SCOTS
• Ibrox ‘white flag’ was catalyst for change as Leipzig chief swung axe
• WERNER NETS VITAL DOUBLE
• IT’S KENT VS TRENT
• Klopp concedes that his Reds are low on confidence
• Star signing Yilmaz’s absence is baffling
• Let’s hope life begins at 40 for Gordon ... or Scotland will toil
• MAY MAKES UNITED PAY
• JAGS STAKE THEIR CASE FOR THE TITLE
• Harper is the hero as Caley Thistle stun Ayr
• FINE AND DANDY AT HOME FOR ABERDEEN
• GREIVE STRIKES LATE AS 10-MAN SAINTS KEEP MARCHING ON
• Proud Porteous rounds off ‘best week of career’ with crucial goal
• McInnes rues costly defensive lapses
• REO’S ROCKET IS JUST EXPLOSIVE
• Taylor warns Bhoys they must perform better
• Postecoglo­u may appeal McGregor’s sending-off
• COLAK ENSURES NO TWIST IN TALE
• Van Bronckhors­t is thrilled by big win ahead of Liverpool
• Neilson calls for better discipline come Fiorentina
• THE PRIZE CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• WORDSEARCH
• SUPER SUDOKU NO 1004
• NOW THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO ENTER
• BARE BONES
• QUICK SUDOKU
• BRAIN TRAIN
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• BATTLESHIP­S
• BULL’S EYE
• SIR LANCELOT AND HIS PAGE

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