The Sunday Post (Inverness) - 2021-07-04

• 900 jobs and £50m a year True toll of Mcvitie’s closure exposed as owners are accused of betrayal
• Unexpected behaviour in the bagging area is risking stores’ plastic revolution
• THE GREAT OUTDOORS
• Supermarke­ts focus on lowest prices but someone is paying
• Owners accused of consultati­on sham as they shun taskforce
• United Nations: 400,000 famine victims as fighting rages in Ethiopia
• From tray bakes to Twitter as the Women’s Institute moves to find new members online
• Text alerts instead of calls fuels fresh fears Test and Protect is buckling under the strain
• More than 70% of pubs in Scotland fail to register with official app to speed tracing
• Letting Covid rip would be a dangerous strategy
• Oh baby, baby, it’s a wild world: Quaranteen­ies out and about at last
• We’ve tried to have as normal a year as possible but it’s been tricky
• No baby boom after Scotland’s lockdown
• Masks don’t faze our happy, sociable little girl. You’d never know she’s a lockdown baby
• Green-fingered gurus say let it grow and allow our gardens to reveal their beautiful wild side and help save the planet at the same time
• Andy: If I can play more, I’ll win more
• Wild gardens don’t need to be an eyesore
• Gardens are now arks for all the wildlife that has been driven to the very brink of extinction
• Lady Boss: Queen of the bonkbuster hailed as a feminist inspiratio­n
• Vatican:ten charged over property deal
• Jackie created lady bosses...she’s the only reason I became one
• Labour leader:we must come together to end divisive hatred
• Stars to shine as Cannes Film Festival goes ahead
• Room with some views: Lockdown DIY is revealed in castle for sale
• Inspired by the past, respectful of the past, but always, inexorably, reaching back to the heartbreak­s of the past
• A damaged genius, a lost star, another woman broken on the wheel of fame
• If you go down to the woods today, you’re in for a bit of a disappoint­ment, to be honest
• The strategy seems to have changed but what does that mean for children like Rosa?
• In the sunshine of Cannes, I’ll be reminded of why I love the movies
• Sacred art: Jolomo unlocks the secrets behind his religious paintings
• The coast of living well
• Almost 3,000 NHS doctors apply to work abroad in year of lockdown
• Junior doctors are asked to do far, far too much with far, far too little support
• The kids hugged me and said ‘You smell like Granny’s house’. My hair smelled of my childhood home and I didn’t want to wash it...i knew it would never smell like that ever again
• Top chef ’s firm facing bullying at work claims
• We’ve done it for Covid, now let’s do it for MND: Doddie Weir on how rush to vaccine should inspire urgency in our laboratori­es
• I was too young to deal with Lockerbie but it was 30 years before I realised
• Rise in delivery scam text messages
• It’s time to go: We help couple leave holiday timeshare after nearly 40 years
• No difference asfansgoon the march
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Get the abbey habit with a tour of the Borders’ four exquisite monasterie­s
• At a sleepy church fete, two boys meet up and music changes forever
• Horoscopes
• In tough times, remember we are all in it together
• Pomp, parade, fireworks and guns: Americans celebrate independen­ce
• Connor will focus on what he’s doing . . . not on others
• Aussie Herbert keeps his cool as crowd favourites take a tumble
• Max on pole but it’s Lando who shines
• IRELAND POLISH OFF THE CHERRY BLOSSOMS AS RUGBY FANS RETURN IN DUBLIN
• Hard work is set to pay off for Joe
• Raducanu’s progress means she needs the hotel’s laundry service
• The only person who can answer the question about what his future holds is Andy himself
• A case of Roger and out for Brit Cameron
• Ajer ready to fly away in £10m Canaries swoop
• After Euros snub, can Leigh win over Ange?
• Captain Hogg wins the Battle of the Lions
• What now for Andy after his exit at SW19?
• I hope the Scotland lads don’t suffer my torment
• It’s the English Dream against the Danish Miracle
• We are carrying Eriksen with us, says Hjulmand
• Three Lions roar their way past toothless Ukraine
• After the Euros TV bonanza, Bannon hopes the broadcaste­rs won’t muck fans around
• No Olympic dream for Hagi as Romania give up chase
• Rafa will always be accepted by the Reds
• Jadon could have chosen a far better time
• Fiery ex-ger Rino could yet head back to Scotland
• Hibsnewboy Mackay gets off to a flying start
• The Saints could soon count the cost of success
• Douglas hitches another ride with The Railwaymen
• Andy’s summer holidays were all about hard work
• Clark hat-trick puts United on easy street
• Wright upbeat despite flat end to Killie’s trip
• Bully Wee hope to make it a Diamonds day
• Gnanduille­t double keeps Jambo’s unbeaten pre-season record intact
• This time the wheels really came off for ‘His Excellency’
• The camera never lies, but a few clever tricks can help bend the truth
• Comedian Aisling Bea on trying to raise a laugh during the Covid lockdown
• Lowdown on the best in TV drama, comedy and films, plus seven-day listings
• Sunshine on a plate from Caribbean chef Vanessa Bolosier
• Still Game star Jane Mccarry
• Dream destinatio­ns at home and abroad
• Author interviews and the latest reviews
• Gran-of-eight Maggie Clayton’s weekly diary
• Real-life issues and medical advice
• With Agnes Stevenson
• Turn up the heat in pursuit of the perfect summer perfume
• Green banana and saltfish
• Working Hard, Hardly Working
• No referendum required – Party leader Taylor always throws the best Indy bashes
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best Brilliant beaches
• The rise of Scottish coach holidays
• A clucky break on a family-friendly farm
• Travel news
• From spinach to turnip, the time is ripe for sowing seeds to keep those crops a-coming
• Plan. Prepare. Protect.
• It put my mind at ease, I felt looked after
• It's time we talked about the menopause

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