The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2022-09-25

• ‘Economical­ly illiterate and morally bankrupt’
• Scotland’s Sunday best
• Experts: New Covid strains are less likely
• Roger and out with tears and laughter
• SNP: Taxpayers are right to feel angry about the unelected House of Lords. It is a stain on our democracy and should be abolished
• Fuel poverty figures will be months out of date
• Expert: No place in a democracy for secret meetings between King and PM
• ‘University will shape your life but, sometimes, you meet the people who will change your life’
• Missiles strike in Ukraine as Putin’s polls get under way
• Man arrested after officer is attacked
• Moon launch off again
• Tenth of Scots public places covered in litter
• UK ticket holder wins £171m jackpot
• Bank boss: I will not quit
• Ransom demand for chimps
• Votes cast amid far right surge
• 16 million children affected by flooding
• Protests over woman’s death spread to every city
• UK & EURO HOLIDAYS
• NEW TOURS!
• Kirk sells off properties to raise millions
• Body of driver was not found for two days after 999 call
• Trust Jackie: Heritage role for broadcaste­r
• Holyrood group protecting at-risk children in chaos after expert quits
• Legal action on mill jobs
• Presenter: I can be scared for my life
• Family pays tribute to climber in fatal fall
• Iconic screen nurse hailed after death at 88
• ‘A true defender of faith’
• The coal miner’s grandson on a mission to bring high arts back to his roots
• Tomes sweet tomes
• Unelected Lords have no place in any self-respecting, modern democracy
• Wiki Galore: How knowledgea­ble Scots were the brains behind world-famous compendium’s groundbrea­king first edition 250 years ago
• Scale of the crisis in Pakistan is beyond comprehens­ion but it is our crisis too
• Sorry, Mr President, Covid isn’t over. It’s just that we’ve got other problems
• Quotes of the week
• Ukulele? It’s plane ridiculous
• A positive decision for football
• Peak creativity as film-maker follows artist up inspiratio­nal glacier
• Critics challenge drink ban on trains
• Loch swim sets record
• ‘Willie has come alive again, a vibrant, 21st Century artist’
• New frost-free strains force Scots growers to stop growing blueberrie­s
• WILDERNESS NO MORE
• A giant, jute and journalism: Winston Churchill’s road to (and from)Dundee remembered
• Minister calls for talks about immigratio­n
• Medal for songwriter
• ‘In the trenches, among the Scots accents and the Glengarrie­s, he began to recover’
• THE PURL CHAMPIONS
• Mum vows to fight for safer bins
• Revered jazz saxophonis­t dies at 81
• A ripping yarn: Gallery charts wool’s history from Highland crofts to designers’ catwalks
• Sunset song: Out Of Doors presenter rambles off with a rucksack of memories
• THE SOUND OF GLOBAL BIRDSONG
• Cash scam too good to be true
• All sorted for customer in a hot spot over new heaters
• AA mix-ups left me as sick as my dog: Breakdown odyssey as reader tries to get home from the vets
• Proud that Scots did the Queen proud
• Em@il JURY
• STORY BEHIND THE SONG
• STORY BEHIND THE MOVIE
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• It’s time to take the lead: A few simple steps can help to safeguard nature from our beloved canine companions
• Going the extra mile: 300 volunteers summit 130 Archies for epic fundraiser
• Nuke attack or false alarm? Soviet soldier’s call saved the world
• SEPTEMBER 28, 1928
• Don’t look up: US scientists fear Russians edging ahead in space race
• Hunt for assassin as plot to kill visiting Soviet leader exposed
• Foot steps on political ladder
• Milkman kidnapped
• Horoscopes
• How the planets align
• Francis Gay MY WEEK
• Burning questions: The facts about shameful Scottish witchcraft laws
• THE BROONS FAMILY QUIZ
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• EASY CROSSWORD
• PIECE WORD
• PATHFINDER
• Where to look when you need a helping hand
• Jewel can sparkle at Epsom
• Mark’s come a long way since bunking up with fellow pro
• Be ready to prey on these preying fish
• Brook ‘nailed on’ to be part of T20 squad
• Blair won’t lay the blame for defeat with Immelman
• Aki sees red as Stormers blow away Connacht
• Bulls turn up the heat
• Time will tell if this is two steps in the right direction
• Itwasjustl­ikeold times for Horne and theWarrior­s
• Norrie defeat sees Team World square the contest at Laver Cup in London
• Lloyd rues Federer’s exit buthasseen­themanwho can pick up the baton
• Raducanu’s bid toreachfin­alis ended by injury
• Don’t panic! Kane sends message to angry fans
• Another Irish player is sent home under a dark cloud
• There’s nothing to worry about, Josh
• Bale: Wales focus is on victory and playing the best
• Ukraine’s high-five is a warning for the Dark Blues
• CalMac picks McTominay as key to Scotland’s plan to pressurise the opposition
• McGhee calls it quits so close to a milestone
• Ben is learning from Salah, while Davis is Charlie’s perfect role model
• City’s Clare retires aged 27 after her troubled past
• Caley Jags almost stung by brave City fightback
• Holders Raith continue defence as
• Brown at the double as Gable Endies down Killie B
• It’s nice’n’easy as Arbroath drum Fifers out of cup
• City hit four past Blue Toon men
• CLYDE 1 Grant (90) CAERNARFON TOWN 0
• BUCKIE THISTLE 1 Goodall (53) LINFIELD 2 Cooper (74), Quinn (75)
• Miller is Kilby match-winner – and their saviour
• EAST OF SCOTLAND
• Broch blow a two-goal lead as Brora fight back
• Tiny left Dougan lost for words – and Jim in stitches
• 1973 FROZEN IN TIME
• 30 YEARS AGO
• 60 YEARS AGO
• 40 YEARS AGO
• I had more of an anchor than a backside!
• Take a leaf out of the Tree Festival book...enjoy the outdoors
• Into the Shieldinch multiverse
• Beauty Box
• How to wear side-stripe
• Beauty Boss Cost of lippy crisis? Three skincare essentials that won’t break the bank
• We love...
• Riverside Cafe
• Restaurant of the week
• Rebecca’s sesame cabbage squares
• Which Wine?
• Ghosts In The Gloaming
• All The Broken Places
• The Bullet That Missed
• Get Sleepy
• Self-Titled
• Carving Canyons
• The Cher Show
• 549: Scots Of The Spanish Civil War
• He Who Opens The Door
• Trainspott­ing Live
• Take a walk on the wild Findhorn side
• Wigtown Book Festival
• A Celebratio­n Of Aretha Franklin
• Scottish Railway Preservati­on Society
• Mrs Harris Goes To Paris
• Flux Gourmet
• James IV: Queen Of The Fight
• Richard Marx
• Ewan MacFarlane
• Rise Of The Billionair­es
• Bloodlands
• The Old Man
• All Creatures Great And Small
• Norwegian drama has kidnapped my credulity
• Inside Man
• Make Me Prime Minister
• Paris To Rome With Bettany Hughes
• Primal All4
• Nadiya’s Everyday Baking
• Simon Reeve’s South America
• The Gadget Show
• The Great British Bake Off
• Carry on glamping
• Mine’s a pint of GPA (that’s Goose Poo Ale)
• Travel news
• Garden of the week
• Can I plant dwarf daffodil bulbs now? – Clare Middleton, Carnwath
• Blustery weather is on the way so check fences, doors, roofs, gutters and vents now
• What’s in bloom?
• The Doc Replies
• What causes cataracts and how do you treat them?
• ‘People look at me and say I’m drunk’

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