The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2022-08-14

• Covid vaccine firm backed by ministers halts production
• Suspect charged as Salman Rushdie remains on ventilator after being stabbed on stage
• EDITORIAL POLICY
• Shy of retiring: Older workers fill gaps in job market
• ‘Working keeps our brains working and we’re passing on skills’
• Expert: Working keeps you sharp
• Women fight on for their lost pensions
• Next wave of boosters for Scots in the post
• ‘I hope we will find a way to get the vaccine to people in Scotland but right now we arenotther­e’
• Drive towards more effective vaccines may halt variants
• E. coli outbreak at nursery linked to 28 cases
• £17,500 raised for victim of Skye attack
• Ancient still uncovered
• Experts: Scots pupils squeezed out of university by fee-paying foreign students
• THE NUMBERS
• Chimney sweeps booked for months as Scots fire up coal again
• For the love of Janet: Walker, 82, climbs every Munro to raise funds after his wife develops Alzheimer’s
• Salman Rushdie remains on ventilator as attacker is charged
• Ukraine: Russian war crimes will exceed 26,000 already under investigat­ion
• ‘The fatwa was in place and the threat of extremism hasn’t changed. Security was not good enough’
• THE ACCUSED
• Authors promise act of defiance at festival to support stricken Rushdie
• View from the Borders ‘I am worried sick about what lies ahead and it feels like nothing serious is being done’
• This energy crisis will define our next PM .... and lose them the next election
• The science of appliances as experts urge Scots to study hidden costs to cut energy bills
• HOW TO SAVE MONEY
• Downpours forecast just hours after the first Scots water ban comes into force
• First minister: Boris is a disgrace but Basil’s another story
• ‘These are people who sacrificed a lot but are now asking for what?’
• ‘Mental health impact on our troops is likely to be felt long after the withdrawal from Afghanista­n’
• MP calls on defence chiefs to act urgently after RAF veteran reveals rape ordeal
• Overwhelme­d veterans offered lifeline support in pioneering scheme
• Death on the frontline as poachers kill to protect the terrible trade in rhino horns
• 21p refund after 22-year legal battle
• Call for the removal of fascist logo
• FBI seizes top-secret files from Mar-a-Lago
• Passerby shoots dead gunman who killed 11
• Parents’ all-new normal: Author and mum on how the lockdown changed everything
• History will judge us, says farming chief
• Helen goes Dancing
• ‘You’re up the next night, and the next, doing the baby dance’
• Our free-for-all is terrific but the Scots paying for it can least afford to
• New owners take £3m future forest off the market
• Hard to believe now that I caused such a ruckus when I called Boris Johnson a liar
• It’s time provision for cyclists on our roads moved up a gear
• Expensive trains and nose-to-tail traffic jams will keep us up in the air
• Quotes of the week
• Ryan with Blake and their children
• Can parents pass results-day test?
• Come on, Serena, make your point
• Transfusio­n service: It is now harder to predict demand
• Councils plan to offer 5 Ð to avert strikes
• Researcher­s: Could
• ‘It’s only right to donate. It can make the difference’
• Check-ups record rise
• When the President met the God father: How stars of black music shook the walls of the White House
• Sanitary products law comes into force
• From the West Wing to Studio 54: President’s men accused of snorting cocaine at the home of disco in a very American scandal
• Singer’s ex convicted
• UK & EURO HOLIDAYS
• NEW TOURS!
• Torquay at a leisurely pace
• ‘We went around the world on our secondhand Lambretta’
• MSP: £20m cost of short-term lets boom
• Dandie dogs return home
• Statue of ring king unveiled today
• Expert:Women’s football can help ease Scotland’s drink problem
• Club’s sponsors question signing of player convicted of domestic abuse
• The Minister’s secret: So who really did paint Scotland’s most famous skater?
• Rare one guinea Scottish banknote is expected to fetch £2k at auction
• ‘He glides like a dancer on a frozen loch’
• ‘There were two roles but one died in Episode Four. I took the other one’
• Dementia drive in memory of Dame Barbara
• One dead and four injured in crash
• Birthday joy for panda
• How to shop safe online
• Watchdog launches competitio­n probe into Amazon
• DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM?
• Experts:When the price isn’t right? Haggle
• Don’t worry, the birds are still singing
• Em@il JURY
• STORY BEHIND THE MOVIE
• STORY BEHIND THE SONG
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• Magical Ben Macdui is a mighty challenge for climbers
• GUIDE TO... BEN MACDUI
• Ghostly tales of The Big Grey Man
• How the world’s most famous painting had a brush with a thief
• AUGUST 16, 1977
• Detectives hunt killer after body of young girl is found 240 miles from her home
• Health service strike halts delivery of letters to hospital patients
• Mother of jobless man sues Thatcher
• A 9,000-egg cake? Beat that
• Horoscopes
• How the planets align
• Francis Gay
• Life begins at 60 with so many happy memories to be made
• Over the hills and far away: Inside the world of an original Teletubby
• How can I protect my home and children’s inheritanc­e?
• Do you know all the benefits of Power of Attorney?
• We knew exactly what to expect at every stage of the process
• THE BROONS FAMILY QUIZ
• The bairns
• Chil Chil can keep up heat
• Century-man Calum sets Scots on way to chase win
• It’s time to get a bit flashy
• Trainer Haggas convinced Baaeed can stay
• Historic day as Alana first to bag Hundred hat-trick
• Scott aims for an anniversar­y waltz on the baize
• Malan’s day to remember
• Red Devils keep a play-off dream alive with victory
• Raducanu set to go head-to-head with living legend Serena
• Team GB silver lining
• Thank goodness Jones isn’t the Scotland coach
• Dodson: No need for an external Cattigan inquiry
• Sonians battle back to show strength-in-depth
• Ferguson has got his eyes on second Tour win of the year
• Historic day ahead at Carnoustie as
• Tony’s take on LIV: It’s horrific and has turned into a dirty dogfight
• Freddy is four clear and has a Schott at glory
• Titles are up for grabs in final ties
• High ticket prices risk losing fans for good
• Bees swarm United to leave Ten Hag stung
• Kennedy faces competitio­n to land manager’s job in Denmark
• Jenz told to curb his enthusiasm if he gets on the mark again at Rugby Park
• Deji’s Robben and Vieira influences can help him at Killie
• Well grab points as van Veen adds sheen
• Goodwin: It was a bad day but no need to panic yet
• MOTHERWELL:
• Martindale delight as the Lions roar to put the bite on Hibs
• Livvy ‘burned’ Hibees, admits unhappy boss
• Tait stunner perfect tonic for Buddies as they grind out result
• Steve salutes boys for giving him everything
• Tangerines’ dream is to wake up from Dutch nightmare
• Coyle happy with the fight as Murray seals Queen’s win
• RAITH ROVERS 2
• PARTICK THISTLE:
• Austin is Caley Jags’ maestro
• Hunter hopes heavy scorelines willultima­telyend
• AYR UNITED 2
• A chance meeting with Ally led Bobby to glory with Killie
• 1962 FROZEN IN TIME
• 70 YEARS AGO
• 50 YEARS AGO
• 60 YEARS AGO
• Conte backs his team to give Chelsea the Blues
• Barca listen as Tuchel targets Aubameyang
• Coventry pitch woes carry on
• De Bruyne shines as City thump Cherries
• Two-goal Jesus fires up Gunners as
• BRIGHTON 0
• Mings hailed by Gerrard upon his Villa return
• SkyandtheE­PL isamarriag­e madeinheav­en
• Turning the what ifs into what can still be is a lesson for everyone
• The long road to Skye
• TUM CONTROL
• SEXY SARONG
• COOL CROCHET
• SHORT STORY
• COOL CARGO
• SUMMER OF LOVE
• IN THE BAG
• SQUARE EYES
• Short, simple and shaggy! Our guide to the hottest hairstyles
• We Love... Mad Beauty Jelly
• Wellington Coffee Our undercover cafe critic rates the bakes
• Restaurant of the week
• Attwood cookies
• On Audio Forgivenes­s: An Exploratio­n
• We Were Never Here
• Girl Crush
• Pick of the podcasts
• The Change
• The Worlds We Leave Behind
• The Electricit­y Of Every Living Thing
• Kammy & Ben’s Proper Football Podcast
• The Queen Of Dirt Island
• The Book Of Life
• The Ecstasy of Victoria Woodhull
• Frankie Boyle: PostRefere­ndum Thrills
• Funny Pages
• Rare Miyako collection is a sensation at Stills
• Fisherman’s Friends: One & All
• Orphans: First Kill
• My Old School
• She-Hulk: Attorney At Law
• The Disappeara­nce Of Gabby Petito
• Celebrity Moneybags
• Alan Carr’s Adventures With Agatha Christie
• Afghanista­n: Getting Out
• Brooding Gothic fantasy set to be a blockbuste­r
• Van Der Valk
• Ben Fogle’s New Lives In The Country
• Sky High Club: Scotland And Beyond
• The Repair Shop
• Marriage BBC1, today, 9pm
• Why Is My Car So Expensive? Dispatches
• Celebrity MasterChef
• A walk on the wild side with added luxury
• Scotland’s Extreme North West
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best
• High life in the city is a real Dutch of class
• Travel news
• Potting Shed
• It’s time to...
• Garden of the week
• It’s a great time to store up a variety of fruit and veg...and ensure you’ll be full of beans
• What’s in bloom?
• Trackers can really fit the bill as you bid to get in shape
• App is the perfect first step to check on your progress

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