The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2022-11-20

• For Adrienne: A victim betrayed
• INSIDE TODAY
• A soft launch
• Luxurious, fashionabl­e, and made in Scotland
• ‘This man killed my sister but the said it was an accident. Until he did Police it again’
• MP: We must stop blaming the victims of abuse and start blamingthe­abusers
• Professor: FM in a corner over indy ref ruling
• This ruling will signal a new phase in indy debate. Buckle up
• Scot jailed in Iraq f lies home for emotional airport reunion
• Adele thanks fans for going Easy On Me
• In the air:A day with the drone squad
• PM pledges UK support will continue in visit to Kyiv
• Torturous attempts to follow the money lead nowhere in Holy See
• Concern over Iran nuclear plan
• Trump’s fury over special investigat­or
• ‘A piece of cheek and impossible to justify’
• Johnson thanked Gove for ‘a polite bullet’ after telling him to quit
• ‘Today, I feel Qatari, I feel Arab, I feel African, I feel gay, I feel disabled,Ifeel a migrant worker’
• What will a successful World Cup look like? It will Look like reform will continue after it ends
• Big switch off feared as pubs say fans don’t seem interested
• I don’t recognise the country being so roundly monstered ...and I lived there
• Tech star jailed for fraud over ‘magic box’ that didn’t work
• Former Celt starts chemo
• Labour:We need emergency plan to save arts and culture
• Housing executive sacked after boy,2, is killed by mould
• Floods recede but more rain forecast
• Climate summit edges to a deal on damage fund
• ‘Scotland must stop being in denial about Islamophob­ia’
• Raab accused of delaying and hampering UK withdrawal from Afghanista­n
• History of the clans
• Historian’s playlist picks all the tracks of our years
• Little Awaab’s death exposes contempt and lack of care for our poorest people
• Little things can mean a lot as Scotland’s towns get Ready to embrace a net zero future
• The TV ads are terrific fun but don’t tell the true message of Christmas
• Of the week
• First Lady is first-class act
• Wagatha in the West End
• My tiny dancer
• There is just snow stopping famous tale
• Defending democracy
• ‘Pinch me, I’m going to the Baftas’
• THE SCOTTISH BAFTAS
• Blanchett: Women have made progress but powerful men won’t let go
• Another charity backs campaign for Scots women’s health champion
• Confirmed: Patients’ Commission­er will not probe complaints of patients
• Nasa: We’ll live on moon this decade
• Vroom at the top
• Whiter shade of rail
• Long waits for child mental health help
• Double hit in pay gap
• Jim Lambie, Sun Visor
• THE PRINT INDUSTRY
• Elizabeth Blackadder, Oriental Poppies
• Alison Watt, Shoal
• John Byrne, The American Boy
• Adrian Wiszniewsk­i, Princess With Fish
• £9,000 cost of burst pipe repair
• Building society called to account over frozen money
• Hancock is a disgrace so get him out of there
• Em@il JURY
• STORY BEHIND THE SONG
• THE BIG QUESTIONS
• STORY BEHIND THE MOVIE
• Smitten by the swan:Writers and poets have long been inspired by the beautiful bird
• From kayaks to clay pigeon shooting...you can’t trump these adventures and fun
• Windsor in flames seals the Queen’s ‘annus horribilis’
• NOVEMBER 22, 1869
• Three deaths as 70mph gales batter Scotland leaving a trail of destructio­n
• What are the odds? Bungling bookie robbers lose cash in escape
• Motorist bows to pier pressure
• NOVEMBER 23, 1963 NOVEMBER 23, 1991
• Don’t gobble gobble them!
• NOVEMBER 25, 1922
• NOVEMBER 22, 1963
• Horoscopes
• How the planets align
• There’s always love in our lives, even on a see-saw!
• The group were talking about
• Gary isn’t a minister or a social worker. But his job does involve dealing with the public and he sometimes gets into conversati­ons worthy of either of those two occupation­s.
• Bob was replacing the handles on a chest of drawers. Each of the four drawers had two handles.
• How the magic of matter is turning scientists into modern-day wizards
• Amaryllis Mixed
• Make life that little easier with some extra help
• It looks a case of Bornagain
• Lucinda will be hoping for less-adventurou­s success
• This Hare’s Ear could prove Golden
• Double delight as Aussies are world champs
• On the rink of greatness with the King and TV fame
• THE WINNERS
• Vince rues dismissal as England crumble
• Enthusiasm for a new campaign
• FORMULA 1: ABU DHABI GP QUALIFYING
• Will Rory double-up or can Fitzpatric­k produce a Matt finish to be No.
• Ding eyes title No. 4 to join the game’s elite band
• Has Marc raring to go in Joburg
• Finns couldn’t get any better for Russell as he pulls Scots’ strings
• ENGLAND PULL A SHARE OF
• Neverin doubt after the Pumas saw red
• Players are now paying the price of Qatar failings
• VAR upgrade won’t get rid of basic problem for Souness
• Even if it doesn’t go to plan against Iran and the USA, Gary won’t be too worried
• The Welsh can’t wait, nor can a boyo from Brazil
• Japanese Bhoy Maeda owes Harry for Qatar call
• Not there this time, but Nevin
• Qatar coach is bullish ahead of opening tie
• Souness has bad news for refs and good news for Gio
• McLeish sees break as a chance for Giovanni to come back stronger
• Things are very much on the up for one Rangers coach
• Tony’s goals didn’t lead to a Hibs career like O’Rourke
• 1950 FROZEN IN TIME
• 60 YEARS AGO
• 40 YEARS AGO
• 50 YEARS AGO
• The World Cup i and Cameron C Is a magnificen­t tournament, arter-Vickers will hold his own
• No VAR in internatio­nal friendlies? Clarke thinks that’s just not cricket
• Campbell left fuming as Lichties lose again
• INVERNESS CT 2 Shaw (6, 87)
• PARTICK TH:
• Paul over with McMullan goal
• MATCH STATS
• COVE RANGERS 1
• Dunfermlin­e stay top after convincing win
• Kelly does the trick as Braves go through
• LOWLAND LEAGUE
• Binos get out the blocks quickly to see off Fifers
• ENGLISH LEAGUE 1
• ENGLISH LEAGUE 2
• Stark thrilled by five-star young Scots
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Ronaldo’s thoughts should have stayed behind closed doors
• Welldone,John. Nowjusteas­e offonthego­als!
• The world’s a better place thanks to the Be Kind generation
• I realised I was a misfit but it’s not a weakness, it’s really a superpower
• Change, not rest, for Mary
• Velvet crush
• WELL SUITED
• TAKE A BOW
• GO FOR GOLD
• DESIGNER BUY
• Beauty Box
• Glad to be grey? Fresh, uber-chic and stylish, it’s a look to dye for
• We love...
• On my plate
• Craigend Nursery
• Restaurant of the week
• Which Wine?
• Meet the Author
• Black Oot Here: Black Lives In Scotland
• Bournville
• Under Milk Wood: An Illustrate­d Retelling
• Where There’s A Will
• Uncharted Brain
• The Satsuma Complex
• The Second Chance Holiday Club
• Pick of the podcasts
• Make room for Will
• At his Wick’s end?
• Going out on a high note... Elton has lost his falsetto but found a friend in Britney
• Life according to... B*Witched
• Hannah’s having a ball as Cinders
• An Edinburgh Christmas Carol
• The Commitment­s
• Black Is The Colour Of My Voice
• Cowboy Junkies
• Darkly comic, and surreally Scottish
• Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
• Matilda The Musical
• Sarah Borges
• Childline Christmas Concert
• Trixie And Katya Live
• OnDemand Echo 3
• Poundland: How Do They Really Do It?
• JFK Murder Minute By Minute
• Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special
• Westlife Live
• Still creepy, still kooky, still altogether ooky... Addams Family return
• The Devil’s Hour
• The Ice Cream Wars
• Brian Cox: How The Other Half Live
• Into Dinosaur Valley With Dan Snow
• The English
• Tokyo Vice
• The Larkins
• Zara McDermott: Disordered Eating
• You Won’t Believe This
• Football’s match of the century: FBI v Fifa
• Spa days and Spitfires: Flying break has it all
• LUXURY VINTAGE RAIL TOUR
• Scotland Peter Irvine’s the best
• WHAT YOU’LL LOVE
• Majesঞc Fjordland 2023 Cruise
• Skol! Drinking in the fjords’ striking views
• Travel news
• Into neutral: I fell in love with our new-build
• It’s time to...
• Garden of the week
• Welcome to my potting shed! This is the column where I’ll share all my gardening hints and tips – and I’ll try to answer any queries you may have. Dyed heathers, yes or no? – Jonathan Sinclair, Blanefield.
• Revamp, remove, rebloom: Anything goes in the big winter shake-up
• Prune currants, apples and pears, stake your sprouts and watch out for feathered friends
• Read All About It
• The Doc Replies
• What are the key symptoms of endometrio­sis?
• Can’t get you out of my head: DJ on how music helps the mind
• Myhusbandd­iedafewwee­ks ago.NowI’mdreadingt­he loneliestC­hristmasof­mylife
• ‘Radio allows imaginatio­n to take over’
• QUICK THINKER

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