The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2023-11-26

• Fiddler’sriddle: Famous Scots musician on playing sleuth totrackdow­n a stolen violin
• ‘Livesarebe­ing lost’asbipolar patientswa­it10 yearsforth­e rightdiagn­osis
• Call for change in literacy teaching as study shows one in three kids struggle
• ‘One in four families too busy to fill out government’s energy bill support form’
• Beast who avoided jail set to be caged for rape
• ‘When Nat Fraser was convicted we just felt relief. But now, we’re left with this feeling Arlene is still out there’
• ‘Heart disease our biggest killer. We need to get to grips with it and turn these figures round’
• The sea is coming... I’m afraid
• Boom time for pass rates must not mean bust for standards
• Fergie tried her hand as a TV presenter – I did give her a chance but she was just annoying
• The Hunt-Sunak love-in is a world away from the real world we all live in
• Taking the plunge: Offshore worker turns focus on underwater wildlife photograph­y
• Courageous Roz nominated for Post’s People’s Choice award
• Lonely farmers urged to keep talking to combat ‘darkest hours’ of winter blues
• ‘Bake Off is as stressful as it looks – the time constraint­s are brutal and the technical can be very tough’
• ‘We miss Doddie every day. We’ll continue his work in trying to find MND cure’
• A walk on the wild side: Pioneer from across the pond creates a trailblazi­ng route... and maps out a new life
• Putting the latest outdoor clothing, accessorie­s and equipment to test
• Three giants meet for the first time, and plot the future of the world
• Em@il JURY
• Cordless Convenienc­e
• Francis Gay
• How a messenger of Jesus became an inspiratio­n for our nation today
• Car woes frustrate Lewis as Max roars to pole again
• Henderson left scratching his head
• Scotland get their man to drive future
• Champ Allen sent packing with a Ding!
• Top three edge further away from their chasers
• DAVID SOLE
• Tigers maul Gloucester for third defeat on the bounce
• Sinner’s Djokovic double turned him into Italy’s saint
• Lawrence in pole position for home win
• Joe makes Hart-felt plea for battered Bhoys to get Champions League win
• Callum: Plenty of twists and turns in league
• Kelly confident that Steelmen are tough enough
• Robbo’s delight after Buddies edge past the struggling Lions
• Boss Martindale has sympathy for big Nouble
• Ticket scramble predicted if Scots make history
• Adams hails solid start as County share spoils
• Three but wasn’t all that easy for lucky Jam Tarts
• Levein sees the positives, but not the points
• Monty’s pride as Hibs troops hang on to win
• Docherty suffers the Blues as he insists Bushiri should see red
• Roos keen to forget the future and keep Kelle’s eye on beating Gers
• Robson insists Dons are doing it right to be down with kids
• I want a team that plays same against Ross County and Real Madrid – gaffer
• On-fire Fitzpatric­k at the double for ‘excellent’ Jags
• Three-goal salvo sets Bairns on way to victory
• Queens are spot on as United pay the penalty
• Ayr’s late show books their fourth-round place
• NEWCASTLE UNITED 4 Isak (13), Lascelles (60), Joelinton (61), Gordon (83) CHELSEA 1 Sterling (23)
• Hendry is preparing for Germany test by tackling top stars in Saudi Arabia
• Wark: Kenny was the king out on pitch
• Jocky’s goals helped fire Rovers up to the top flight
• Stanton: Robbie can be ray of Sunshine as new Tampa Bay boss
• Wing king Aidan hopes Raith cup run isn’t all Rover
• Pot luck: Scots can be sure of a cracking Euros draw
• Facial massage is a skin therapy that takes just 10 minutes a day
• Restaurant of the week
• What the celebs are talking about this week
• Glasgow Girls exhibit decades of their work
• Travel news
• The Doc Replies
• Artists donate their works to raise money for charity supporting cancer patients

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