The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2022-10-16

• ‘Do the right thing’: Pressure on Tory MPs to agree election
• In Kyiv, defiance
• ‘I’d say go for it’
• INSIDE TODAY
• EDITORIAL POLICY
• Dolphin spotters report pod almighty
• Squirrel audit to help save reds
• Minister under pressure over NHS failure to send a single mesh victim to US
• ‘Scots women need a health champion. Now’
• 13 years on, Scots regulators review rejection of HRT prompting hopes of major U-turn
• The right thing
• ScottishPo­wer to axe 300 jobs after £925m profits
• FM says no country has been better prepared as SNP releases economic blueprint for independen­ce
• The Tory party is now the Wild West of politics. Anything could happen next
• ‘The Covid Inquiry has 66 staff apparently. Doing what?’
• Rangers fraud probe victim: Don’t let detectives retire
• Watchdog: Nine months to assess complaints against politician­s
• Grateful steam ship fans salute ‘our true friend’ Robbie Coltrane
• THE TRIBUTES
• ‘We got told to turn and face it, face the bomb’
• A huge blast and a cloud of danger, Britain gets the bomb
• Third of NHS mental health calls ring out
• For these are my mountains (again)
• Strictly star struggles
• ‘Replace £17m white elephant with better ski lift and facilities’
• Doctors accuse visiting minister of dodging A&E
• LOW VACCINATIO­N AMONG YOUNG SCOTS AS MINISTERS SAY PARENTS MUST TAKE INFORMED DECISION
• Parents urge action to help young Scots with Long Covid
• ‘He was in absolute turmoil and we felt so helpless.There was nothing we could do’
• Doctor: It needs more money and research
• Putin threatens grain shipments after blast
• ‘Greta Thunberg? Oh, she is awfully Spikey’
• IN HIS OWN WORDS
• Greta: ‘I give money away and live on student grant’
• Daughter: It’s like seeing my dad back on stage
• ‘Bus passengers crossing cycle lanes looks like a crash in-waiting’
• This government of misrule cannot just blunder on. It has lost the right
• Roads to anger, confusion and danger?
• Madonna has made it an art form but we all embarrass our children
• In a few short days, Liz Truss blew up her credibilit­y. She will never regain it
• We are only just begining to understand impact of Long Covid. We need to do it quicker
• Quotes of the week
• W ire alarm in Princes Street
• Am I ruffly like my old pup Jake?
• City hosts festival of twins
• Pair on trial accused of bomb death
• Land of the freeway’s $321bn plan to plug in and drive off
• Coalition set to rely on support of hard right
• 41 dead, 11 injured in coal mine explosion
• ‘The world had suddenlybe­come a very scary place. They saved my life’
• Engaging, engrossing, enthrallin­g, compelling: The hit lists
• UNDER THE TABLE
• THE SEVEN DWARFS
• DESERT ISLAND BOOKS
• Lawyer struck off after stealing from his family
• £450,000 art sale
• King’s card is in the post as Rachel, 105, celebrates
• Odds way to learn to draw for Vettriano
• ‘I think Dean would be glad that we are all back together’
• Survivor of sexual violence in forces to help veterans
• How to garden small spaces
• A tale of two grannies asgreen-fingeredgu­ru reveals his inspiratio­ns
• Remains of William Wallace tree given new home in castle
• Hands across the ocean: How a twisted finger pointed me over the sea and up my family tree
• Player charged with assault
• Midge count at record low
• THE CONDITION
• Teens yet to claim trust fund savings
• Passenger back on track after train ticket refund
• Do you know what I really detest? This
• Em@il JURY
• STORY BEHIND THE SONG
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• STORY BEHIND THE MOVIE
• King of the hills: Discover Charles’ most-loved mountain
• THE SCOOTS MAGAZINE
• GUIDE TO... LOCHNAGAR
• Young poet captivated by beauty of Lochnagar
• 3. Hanwag Blueridge Low Hiking Shoes, £149.95
• 2. Keela Hydron Softshell Jacket, £149.95
• 1. EDZ 135gsm Merino Multi-Tube, £16.99
• 4. Night Owl 3-in-1 Sleeping Bag, £95
• GarboOf TheSkies hits the high notes with solo flight Down Under
• OCTOBER 22, 1877
• Soviet armies ‘annihilate­d’ but German advance on capital slows
• Spies’ secret radio station uncovered
• Who do you think you are kidding? Hitler’s strategy ridiculed
• Spitfire pilot riled by gunfire
• OCTOBER 19, 2005
• OCTOBER 17, 1888
• OCTOBER 17, 2018
• OCTOBER 21, 1854
• How the planets align
• It’s an imperfect world, but some see beauty all around
• Family pictures have been a double-edged event for Brian since his daughter died of leukaemia six years ago.
• There’s always a lot to learn when starting a new job. But, among all the new programmes and practices for her job, Helen was surprised to see her employers take seriously the Swedish practice of “fika”.
• People talk about “the Lockdown Generation”, those children born as the world was shutting down because of the pandemic.
• Fear factory: From clowns to closed doors, the scary truth about phobias
• How Sciatic Nerve Pain affects the back
• CUSTOMER REVIEW
• WHY THE SKIN? WHY A PATCH?
• SCIATICA DIAGNOSIS
• THE BROONS FAMILY QUIZ 1. Who painted The Potato Eaters?
• Why Scots produce is the best around
• Milton will keep to the Script
• England get campaign off to a flyer against Samoans
• Buttler:Aussies are the ones to beat
• WOMEN’S RUGBY
• Warriors bitten by Sharks – but a step in right direction!
• Edinburgh storm back to bring that losing run to an end in fine style
• Can Townsend’s Scots give All Blacks another fright?
• Falcons have their wings clipped by Saints
• Fowler aiming to bag his first tour win in three years
• Home hero Otaegui is six clear and on course to secure Valderrama victory
• Golf’s millionair­es get richer as young pros are losing their lifeline
• Max leads the way in race for English Trophy
• Pickford hands Kane a 400th gift
• Rangers players can’t hide behind Giovanni
• Refs are divided overtheben­efits of using VAR as big night nears
• Lambert believes Celtic Park’s ‘special atmosphere’ is now a tonic for Hoops’ Euro visitors
• Century Bhoy Forrest is a legend in the eyes of Ange
• Johnson hopes humiliatio­n has his players hurting
• Turnbull looks on the bright side
• Pain eased the agony of missing out on Scotland’s big moment for Robertson
• Davis admits he has never seen anything quite like this in 20 years
• ’Well aim to pile more woe on the wounded Gers
• Buddies boss owes a debt to keeper Carson
• Del can see Killie’s away day blues becoming history
• Watt proves to be a leveller but Mackay loves Staggies’ fight
• Fox frustrated after a positive week for United
• Practice pays off as Bahamboula strike wins it for ‘lucky’ Livi
• Wotherspoo­n return boosts Saints gaffer
• Things will go wrong, but the big incidents will all be covered
• Erling Haaland is running riot but we can’t stand back and just admire him
• After a manager’s rant, sometimes sorry seems to be the safest word
• Kelle eyes a return to Dutch set-up if he can have Dons glove affair
• Porrini sees a huge difference from his time in Scotland
• George’s own goal led to a Dundee double bonus
• 1935 FROZEN IN TIME
• 70 YEARS AGO
• 40 YEARS AGO
• 50 YEARS AGO
• McMullan’s wonder strike, but Dens boss wants more
• COVE RANGERS 0
• Sub Tiffoney is Jags goal hero
• Hibs skipper Joelle can see things are turning around
• MATCH STATS
• Guardiola hails Haaland ahead of big Reds clash
• De Gea’s pride at 500th outing for Red Devils
• Bees striker Toney racially abused following his two-goal masterclas­s
• Rodgers remains stoic after Foxes held by Eagles
• This should be the chance to be VAR trailblaze­rs
• It’s good to talk about our feelings take Susie’s word for it
• 8 out of 10 for brawest Scots terms
• Beauty Box
• We love...
• Beauty Boss Nice‘n’tweezy: How to create the perfect eyebrow for every age
• Naked Bakery
• Restaurant of the week
• Which Wine?
• Masoor dal
• Making A Scene
• The Book Of Goose
• Unfinished Business
• From The Oasthouse
• As Long As The Lemon Trees Grow
• British Scandal: The Queen Of Clean
• Kim Kardashian’s The System
• A Heart Full Of Headstones
• The 24 Hour Dating Agency
• Farewell to screen icon who could act, dance and sing (and solved 264 murders)
• Enough Of Him
• Girl From The North Country
• Kissing Linford Christie
• Black Adam
• The Banshees Of Inisherin
• Poltergeis­t
• Enchanted Forest
• An Audience With Graham Norton
• Rare Currie display is a tasty piece of work
• Somewhere Boy
• The House Across The Street
• The Peripheral
• All Creatures Great And Small
• OUTDOORS Gardeners’ World
• Old habits die hard in thoughtful thriller
• Friday Night Live
• Rob Burrow: Living With MND
• The Great Storm Of ’87
• Hans Zimmer: Hollywood Rebel
• Emmerdale: 50 Unforgetta­ble Years
• Greta Thunberg: Amol Rajan Interviews
• Scottish Islands, Highlights & Faroes
• Peter Irvine’s Scotland the best
• Rest, recuperati­on and some raccoons!
• Deep South Rhythms, New Orleans & Caribbean Cruise
• Travel news
• A FAMILY TRAIN TRIP TO SCOTLAND’S HISTORICAL SITES? BLAM TO THE MAX!
• A wonderland inspired by a fantasy tale
• It’s time to...
• Potting Shed
• Garden of the week
• Poorly peonies? Move plants now to give them a new lease of life
• Encouragin­g wildlife into the garden can help future-proof it for the next growing season
• Plan now to protect your loved ones financiall­y in the future
• Inheritanc­e Tax: Four things you really ought to know
• Protecting our home gave us real peace of mind
• The Doc Replies
• How to embrace the beauty and benefits of trees
• QUICK THINKER

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