The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2022-09-11

• ‘My sorrowful duty’
• EDITORIAL POLICY
• PRINCE WILLIAM
• KING CHARLES
• THE DAYS AHEAD
• Historian: The Queen respected Scotland more than some PMs
• ‘The Queen came to the village after the disaster.
• Scots queue to sign books of condolence across the country
• ‘OBVIOUSLY FRAIL BUT QUIETLY MAGNIFICEN­T’
• After recent years, all we crave is stability but what do we get? The end of an era
• ‘We worked so hard on Begin The Beguine and she seemed so happy to hear us’
• THE QUEEN AND I
• ‘Princess Anne asked if her mum had been telling me about the new corgis...then said they were a menace’
• ‘I practised my curtsy. It had to be done carefully. She said it was lovely’
• Bolder and brighter: A royally iconic sense of style
• Dancing Queen loved a reel deal
• Archbishop: I blessed the Queen’s car to start it up
• Will we ever again have such a constant in a world of change?
• In such a seismic week, our new prime minister only shows how little has changed
• The Queen came to my town and I still remember her. I think I always will
• Back together on big screen
• Cats can talk... well, who mew?
• I’m chuffed with Thomas’s friend
• Old questions for new King of Scots
• Our nation, like a family, measures the loss of a queen without compare
• POLLING EXPERT WARNS NEW KING FACES CHALLENGE TO PROTECT PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR THE ROYAL FAMILY
• Jennie Bond: The King loves Scotland. He always has
• Problem drinking surges in lockdown and keeps surging
• Scotland must disrupt alcohol dependency
• ‘He’s drinking 30 cans a day. It can’t go on like this. Every day is a battle.’
• Five dead as boat capsizes in suspected collision with whale in New Zealand
• We were swapped at birth...and then married for 50 years
• ‘I hoped we had turned our back on adversaria­l politics, but we haven’t’
• ‘The incompeten­ce in government is extraordin­ary’
• Coroner: Pop Idol star inhaled an anaestheti­c
• Fears of trouble halts street march
• £75,000 for 007 poster
• ‘A supreme profession­al in a world of novices and blowhards’
• Girls detail sexual harassment and violence at 466 schools
• ‘Older people don’t understand the scale of what is happening and don’t want to know. It is too scary’
• Rape victims pay £4,000 for transcript­s of their own trials
• ‘We must rise together or fall apart’
• Ukraine war: Russians pull back troops
• Boygoes missing
• News charity: Media is vital to protect our democracy
• THE JUNKYARD ON TOP OF THE WORLD
• Hong Kong speech therapists sentenced to 19 months over children’s books
• MS patients despair as ‘miracle drug’ remains out of reach two years after approval by NHS
• The Magic Roundabout,
• Researcher­s: Poverty and the pandemic risks health of young Scots
• Lost osprey isrescued
• Revealed: FBI spied on Aretha Franklin
• THE SALT AND THE SEA
• ‘I heard the skippers search for herring on the radio’
• Helping teens talk their way out of trouble
• Thirteen short, sharp shocks on album as brothers promise plenty more
• Twins ain’t whatthey used to be: Proclaimer­s rail against misplaced nostalgia
• The cons of living crisis: Five scams on the rise
• Fuel price drives car changes
• DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM?
• Pack it in! Raw Deal solves left luggage case
• She was our Queen but their mum
• Em@il JURY
• A simple thank you
• PM framed unfairly
• Captured? Hooked
• STORY BEHIND THE SONG
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• STORY BEHIND THE MOVIE
• Just Dubh it: Iconic Slabs are a scrambler’s delight
• GUIDE TO... SGURR DUBH MOR
• Island’s hidden underworld is a subterrane­an wonderland
• No ColdWar thaw after Soviet supremo’s icy visit to United States
• SEPTEMBER 12, 1846
• Warning bell sounded as two football fans die in crush after barrier collapse
• Ibrox survivor: I couldn’t breathe... I was convinced I was dying
• Aftermath of stadium tragedy
• 11 die as storm lashes Britain
• How the planets align
• Thank you, Ma’am, for all your heart and dedication
• Reaching for the skies: Scotland flew high as a pioneer in aviation
• How will you futureproo­f your children’s inheritanc­e?
• Is it possible to stop my house being sold to pay care fees?
• We wanted to make sure we were in control of our own destiny
• THE BROONS FAMILY QUIZ
• Dods believes Ayr’s big showpiece can Falls into his lap
• It’s set up for New London
• The halting of sport was the very least we could do
• Day to forget for Scots in Cape Town
• Technocat is a proven winner
• Casper: Haaland will still be our biggest star
• Nadal-like Carlos out to become youngest No. 1
• The Two Ollies see England aren’t in another fine mess
• Leclerc swoops to Monza pole and demands no errors
• Scheffler named Player of the Year
• Forrest leads from the front after Bob paid his respects
• Nobby had to clear up after sweeping against Honved
• 40 YEARS AGO
• 60 YEARS AGO
• 50 YEARS AGO
• FROZEN IN TIME
• He may leave Ibrox for nothing, but under-performing Kent will still have to pay his way
• Dark Blues’ poetic boss has passed away
• Warsaw trip will be like going home for Celts star Juranovic
• A few British clubs must do better in Europe
• Football carried on after King’s death
• Billy can fly high with the Seagulls
• Ange link to Brighton is refusing to go away
• Despite fans’ disquiet,Ibrox approach is the right way ahead
• I’ve never had a tattoo but now I’m really getting that inking feeling
• Foot and mouth 20 years on
• Supermarke­t chic
• Beauty Box
• We love...
• Easy-breezy ways to protect skin from the autumn chill challenge
• The Cosy Cafe
• Nadia’s Chocolate Cookie Pie
• Restaurant of the week
• Cassius X: A Legend In The Making
• The Central Line
• Which Way To Anywhere
• Who Was Michael X?
• Fine Gorilla Person
• Love The Dark Days
• The Rising Tide
• Pick of the podcasts
• Proud Scot Brian shares the secrets of his Succession, without telling me “... off!”
• What happened to Maggie Wall?
• The Book Of Mormon
• Shona The Musical
• Artist response show is an Inspired idea
• Dana Gavanski Kim Richey
• Loudon Wainwright III
• Melanie C: Who I Am
• Ticket To Paradise
• Moonage Daydream
• Clerks III
• More T? Co-star hails the return of a complex and compelling hero
• Unplugging
• The Serpent Queen
• The Capture
• The Suspect
• The National Television Awards
• Mary Berry: Cook & Share
• Am I Being Unreasonab­le?
• Frozen Planet II
• The Great British Bake Off
• Strictly Come Dancing
• All Creatures Great And Small
• We need to Tolk about prequel’s weirdness
• Scotland the best
• Go West...it’s Key to a fantastic holiday
• Travel news
• It’s time to...
• Weeding between the lines, prepare to be amazed by what you find
• Core strength: There’s an art to apple growing...and September is crunch time!
• What’s in bloom?
• On Stormy Seas
• The Doc Replies

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