The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2022-08-28

• Bond girl: Superfan pens 007 trilogy
• Warning: We need more help or people will die
• REALITY CHECK: IT WILL TAKE A DECADE TO BRING THE NHS BACK FROM THE BRINK
• Married at first bite: Couple travel 500 miles to tie the knot at Scots restaurant due to backlog of marriages
• Magazine 48-PAGE MAGAZINE
• EDITORIAL POLICY
• My child is ill. Doctors warned me I can’t risk turning heating down
• Safety fears over rise in candle use
• Children are facing mental health crisis over parents’ fear of bills, says expert
• As strikes continue to cause chaos, teachers warn schools will have to close over fears for pupil safety
• There is no one to help us: Business owners say government inaction will be the death of many firms
• Maverick Truss will take risks that can appeal to Labour voters
• Rising star wants more arts in schools
• Campaigner­s in call for urgent cod recovery plan after fish stock failure
• £650,000 for Di car
• Auction to mark 60 years of Bond films
• Expert: We need more treatment for stalkers and better support for victims
• Isla Traquair It is time to change law to protect victims like me from stalkers
• The last two years have been crushing. Nurses are crying quietly in the toilet during their shift
• Monkeypox vaccine bid
• Domestic deaths on the rise in pandemic
• I could be happy... again: Altered Images singer on reclaiming her bravery to record first new album in nearly four decades
• Nuclear plant fears remain
• UK sends drones to hunt sea mines
• Socialite was Russian spy
• Gregory’s Girl actress excited to go back to school
• 25 years on France is still under the spell of Diana and the British monarchy
• Celebritie­s outed for wasting water
• Nuclear power back on agenda
• Marine life talks end without deal being done
• Millions to be forced to flee massive floods
• 003 of a kind: Tribute to trailblazi­ng screenwrit­er
• Author: I declined reunion invitation
• Mother calls for doctors to be banned from giving out a drug linked with birth defects
• Ministers broke their own law on fitting smoke alarms, Tory housing chief claims
• Musk’s mum: My son was a genius at 3 years old
• Ex-Yes Scotland chief calls on Sturgeon to compromise
• Like the patients they look after so well, NHS staff are in need of our care
• GENE EDITING: TIMELINE
• Pay attention! Our digital lives may be making us ill in the real world
• Research: Not a dry eye in the dog house
• Struggling fans won’t go Wylde over Holly’s extravagan­t wellbeing website
• Quotes of the week
• Welsh got it write during lockdown
• Rivalry flies in the family
• Path of yeast resistance:
• More water restrictio­ns
• Olivia: Police renew appeal as two bailed
• Middle Easternsty­le chicken legs
• UK & EURO HOLIDAYS
• NEW TOURS!
• From cover to cover: Expert copywriter on why little words mean so much when it comes to choosing a good book
• Louise’s top jacket copy that tells its own story
• Stonehenge? Historian says Scotland and north-east England are better
• ‘I have the wonderful, awful life of a paranoid schizophre­nic..I think I would be better off dead, even though I have the best life’
• TV Gyles thanks NHS after fall
• Charles guest edits newspaper
• I may one day dare to be me
• Police urged to act to stop youngsters falling into life of crime after figures show 4,000 were taken into custody
• Return to the Moon. Nasa launch set to be first step in new lunar mission
• One giant leap: French walker hits Scotland on journey to help reaffirm faith in humanity
• Succession actor: Logan Roy would hate me
• Rare early banknote sold
• How a sleepy backwater in Ayrshire helped win the Battle of the Atlantic and defeat the Nazis
• Chinese trade link up and running
• Star: I love Scotland
• Quiet loch where Navy plotted attack on enemy warship
• Consumer champion calls for stores to simplify pricing
• DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM?
• Delivering the goods? Watchdog sends tough message to couriers
• No room open at the inn
• Smiling wee Jack is a star on the rise
• Em@il JURY
• STORY BEHIND THE SONG
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• STORY BEHIND THE MOVIE
• A bull in a china shop (almost), and other tales from five decades in farming
• Going undergroun­d: Subway circuit is just the ticket for fun-runners
• What Is Glasgow’s Subway?
• World’s most famous shipwreck found 73 years after disaster
• SEPTEMBER 1, 1974
• 42 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
• Double tragedy as brother and sister die within hours of each other
• Top cricketer caught up in fans fracas
• Runaway bear finds new lair
• How the planets align
• Aiming to dish out more compliment­s? Nice idea!
• Ugly tractors and freeze-dried mice: A day in the life at a science museum
• It could be Good for Andrew
• Cue star Allen hits out at ‘shambolic’ lack of events
• Taylor and Catterall set to go again
• Ben stokes the fire that sees England down the Proteas
• BRAVE SCOTS BATTLE ALL THE WAY BUT COME UP JUST SHORT
• Watson and Jubb miss out on the Big Apple draw
• A worrying state of affairs for our Scottish Warriors
• Historic day for Edinburgh’s Boffelli
• Perfect start for defending champs
• It’s just nice to be back and fit for Edmund
• Carlos on pole as Verstappen made to pay the penalty
• Home star Grant shares top billing as
• South African Lawrence leads the way but Scott out to chase him down
• LEADERBOAR­D
• Jay is the wizard from Oz on the La Vuelta slopes
• Gunners stay on top – but only just
• Mackay is left waiting for a call after Sands controvers­y
• Early kick-offs to keep lights out is on the cards
• Flying high towards the Battle of Britain
• Mackay baffled that Gers’ Sands didn’t see red
• Ibrox board’s game of poker has come up trumps with PSV pot of gold
• Clubs will consider having early kick-offs to cut down on the use of floodlight­s
• No split loyalties for Wark ahead of the Battle of Britain . . . He wants a Rangers win!
• Celtic can be a stepping stone to Qatar for Cudjoe
• Oh boy! George gaffe put paid to Livi hopes
• Dons hitman has world at his feet claims Goodwin
• LIVINGSTON:
• Killie’s late winner Taylor-made for a first league victory
• Well boss: We have to be more clinical
• More to come from Saints, vows gaffer after third win in row
• Johnson needs ‘tough talk’ to halt the slump
• Japanese lessons taught Carey all about the need to practise his free-kicks
• McCall about the victory as Lawless strike earns points
• HAMILTON ACCIES 1
• Queen’s young guns seal win
• Der Bomber is just what Accies’ Doctor ordered
• INVERNESS CT 0
• A hat-trick of near misses as big clubs eyed Ronnie
• 1961 FROZEN IN TIME
• 35 YEARS AGO
• 55 YEARS AGO
• 65 YEARS AGO
• Howe unfazed by chance to splash a load of cash
• Forest had the Will to get deal done for Neco
• World Cup spot open for Brooks
• Klopp hails a ‘perfect’ Reds nine-star display
• SOUTHAMPTO­N 0
• You ain’t seen nothing yet, boasts
• Sterling’s just two good for the winless Foxes
• LIVERPOOL:
• Real or no Real, Ange won’t change his ways
• There is no need to shout! Modest star is my kind of role model
• Dorothy Kitchenwar­e
• A very modern horror
• Beauty Box
• How to wear this season’ s coolchecks
• Naturally, you’ll look amazing wearing no-make-up make-up
• We love...
• New Lanark Mill Cafe
• Which Wine?
• Restaurant of the week
• Creamy beetroot and walnut spaghetti recipe
• Today Wednesday
• The Night Watch
• None Of The Above
• Acting Class
• The Dangerous Art Of The Documentar­y
• Corrie’s Library Capers
• Missed Fortune
• Night Fever
• A Song of Comfortabl­e Chairs
• Remainders Of The Day
• Satirists assemble!
• The man’s a Beast! Cereal boxes and loo rolls...Idris really knows how to party
• Lanna’s sister acts of humanity
• Jane McDonald
• This Is Memorial Device
• Dreamgirls
• Big Art Show sure to be a massive hit
• Brian Cox With Nicola Sturgeon
• Kevin Bridges
• The Forgiven
• Three Thousand Years Of Longing
• Gretchen Peters
• Poldark hunk Aidan Turner swaps scythes for psycho-thrills
• I Am A Killer
• The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power
• Star Wars: Andor
• Keeping up with the Targaryens: Just wow
• The Capture
• Days That Shook The BBC With David Dimbleby
• Have I Got News For Boris: A Special Tribute
• A Farm Through Time
• University Challenge At 60
• Grand Designs
• Digging for Treasure: Tonight
• Only Connect
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best
• Why I’ve taken up mountainee­ring at 44
• Travel news
• Garden of the week
• What’s in bloom?
• Want to boost your stock of plants for free? Now is the perfect time to take cuttings
• You have options to protect yourhome
• WhyPowerof Attorney is so important
• They kept us in the picture throughout
• The Doc Replies
• Anewmember­hasjoinedo­ur walkinggro­upbuthe’sruined ourfun.Whatshould­Ido?
• Healthy, varied meals help reduce risk of cancer

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