The Sunday Post (Inverness) - 2021-08-08

• The Big Bang
• We cannot wash our hands of Afghanista­n: Allies urged to act
• Scots told to be careful but optimistic as rules ease
• More medals for Team GB as Olympics enter last lap
• The doctor will see us now (from 250 miles up while orbiting the Earth at 17,500 miles per hour)
• Discrimina­tion is not overt but there is a gender gap
• Subtle prejudices abound and must be challenged
• Treating women with respect is the first step in proving we are all equals
• Interprete­r fears for brother’s safety after move to UK blocked
• Travelling abroad has changed
• Without a paddle: 80% of 999 coastal call-outs are boarders in trouble at sea
• A Saturday bride takeaway as celebrity pals join Ant’s big day
• It is a blessing my father is not here to witness what has become of his beloved Beirut. It would kill him all over again
• Comics, poets and jugglers are all over the place. Is it too soon to end lockdown?
• Ministers áill meet families of Scots care home victims as calls for inquiry escalate
• Clearly inappropri­ate: Critics warn ministers have conflict of interest over airport’s wind farm objection
• Family fear mum fighting cancer exposed to asbestos as teacher Women with cancer linked to asbestos get diagnosed later than men with same condition
• Doctors urge ministers to keep 100-day promise on NHS blueprint
• UN: world is warming even faster than feared
• A gathering storm: How our islands could build back better
• If they can’t see it, they won’t be it and our daughters really need to be it
• Romance of the islands must be balanced with realities of life
• The houses for sale get more expensive every year. I lived in a caravan for seven years
• PM is not the only Tory in Scotland struggling to say the right things
• Saying goodbye to Covid restrictio­ns is great but I’ll be keeping my safety net
• Enjoy Francis Gay’s Week on
• Planted evidence: Experts lay bare the dirty tricks at the capital’s famous Botanics as Victorian horticultu­ralists raced for the rarest greenery
• From sleuths to storms: Garden’s colourful history
• When my parents arrived in Scotland, they didn’t know what racism was, because they had never experience­d it before. They’d find it better now – Comedian Lubna Kerr
• FM opens anti-racism carnival in Scotland’s most diverse postcode
• Something borrowed, something blew: Why more couples are turning their big days into away days to go wild for their wedding photograph­s
• Different paths, a doomed love, and deep secrets: Writer reveals how mother and twin inspired her novel
• Teachers fear exam stress may put pupils off
• Six years on, Dutch prosecutor­s blame delays as Ajax fans accused of trouble in Scotland go free
• Report: After one year, Scots economy will recoup the cost of building new Mcvitie’s plant
• A licence to wait as musician gets stuck in pandemic-linked traffic jam at DVLA
• Report: Fraud victims failed
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• In the shadow of its big brother stands a little wonder
• Art world mourns the maverick genius once dub bed jack the dripper
• Horoscopes
• How the fight against pandemics began in a cowshed 200 years ago
• Forrest fires 62 but who’ll be the Hero?
• Marcus has set his sights on grabbing
• Pressure of a pro tour is breeding ground for mental-health issues
• SCOTTISH SCOREBOARD
• Russell left frustrated butproudof the Lions
• All Galal wants to do is celebrate his gold with his family
• Bronze for Tom and he may yet be in Paris
• The Boss’s daughter jumps to team silver
• Silver lining for pair in Madison
• Oh my Josh! It’s the first 1500m medal since 1988
• Record-breakers
• What’s in a name? The Challenge Cup has had plenty
• Saint Callum just keeps on pulling off the impossible
• Gaffer says United are building a new bond with fans
• Swedish legend tips misfiring Malmo to go through at ibrox
• Ange is not listening to noise around Edouard
• Paulwantst­oknow if new Hoops can handle the heat
• Porteous tips the Hibees to prevail, but it’s first things first for boss Ross
• New Staggie David was happy to Czech out from Liberec
• Flash of Boyce magic breaks Buddies’ hearts
• Neilson calls for more protection for flair players
• Captain Brown is just the same as he ever was in the eyes of Dylan
• Anderson hopes Youtube helps him to a Brucie bonus
• Liam would take any insult hurled at him if Saints go marching on
• Will another crack at Alfie lead to a recall for Finland?
• City have set the bar for the season
• Ritchie reckons Ryan will find Canadian club very much to his liking
• Wright delight as Naismith strikes late to secure points
• DUNFERMLIN­E 0
• Not easy-gozie for lucky Ton
• Macgregor (80) RAITH ROVERS 0
• LOWLAND LEAGUE
• Champs Brora hit for six by brilliant Broch
• Forster saint and sinner as Kelty impress
• EAST OF SCOTLAND
• Quickfire goals set up a flag day win for Queen’s
• £100- million jack is outFoxed by Iheanacho but Pep is a happy man
• Roy arrived at Celtic Park – and Stein didn’t know why
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Giving youth the gift of self-esteem is something we can all do
• S Club 7 star Jo O’meara on fame, imposter syndrome and returning to the spotlight
• Derry Girls star Siobhan Mcsweeney
• Australian chef John Niland on his fresh take on seafood
• Gran-of-eight Maggie Clayton’s advice column
• A heartwarmi­ng short story
• With Agnes Stevenson
• Make-up? What make-up? How to perfect the barely-there trend
• Rachel Roddy’s midsummer pasta
• Tuna mapo tofu
• Meet the Author
• On the Radio Seven Days
• Storycast ‘21
• I quizzed Superman’s arch enemy about his fondness for the bagpipes. As you do
• Best of the fest
• Ghosts star: Kids think we’re cool, adults like us too...that’s so rare
• A cruise with a twist! Britannia breaks the rules
• Scotland the best
• Travel news
• View from the Vegetable Patch
• The truth about Power of Attorney
• We can enjoy the years we have together
• Simple kidney test doctors hope will keep you in tip top health...
• The Doc Replies

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