The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2024-02-25

• Inspectors to focus on impact of class disruption and violence in education
• Eco groups in call for switch to smaller cars as sales of SUVs soar
• A leaf out of nature’s book: Botanists to use garden plants in battle against climate change
• ‘We must think carefully as a country about what culture we want to pass on to the future and create framework as to how that will happen’
• Police probe after woman discovers burning body on football pitch
• Campaigner­s hunt for old film in bid to restoreDut­chVillage to its former glory
• ‘Many patients suffering ME feel abandoned over lack of support’
• Time to ask tricky questions – and prepare for some hard answers
• With all the horrors in the world, remarkable people are going the extra mile to help others
• Smartphone­s are a distractio­n schools battle with – now a ban is on the cards
• It’s the rise of the Valkyries: Why women are flocking to give rugby a try with a team that’s made diversity its goal
• ‘RSPCA should be ashamed. They are just greenwashi­ng Scottish salmon’
• A model survivor: Novelist on his journey from Slum Boy to modern-day Glasgow Boy
• ‘We believe in power of the live experience but we experiment’
• An explosion of laughter: How Billy Connolly won over a Belfast audience at the height of The Troubles
• The fisherman who opened his nets to poverty stricken villagers
• Puck’s Glen adventure is dream trip at any time of year not just midsummer
• How disgraced trader Nick Leeson brought down Barings bank
• Em@il JURY
• Poster child gives whole new perspectiv­e on looking at life
• Middle Earth started my Hobbit of looking at how maps shape us
• Mitchell hails classy touch from Luke
• Evolution is the Root of the matter for former skipper
• Syme two shots back hoping for a Magical Sunday
• Young Scots’ Six Nations can yet be salvaged
• Historic hat-trick hero spurs Dark Blues onto fourth Cup on the trot
• Graeme Macpherson
• High five for Clement as Rangers hammer Hearts
• Hearts boss: Defeat won’t derail our team
• Nice and easy does it as Killie bully dismal Dons
• McInnes: Matty’s finish was worth his celebratio­n, he’s been brilliant
• Blown away! Thomas brace bags Scots win over Philippine­s
• Robbo hails marvel Mika in Buddies win
• Sidibeh stable after collapse, reveals Levein
• Loan star Myziane has Dee in spin as Hibs net late win
• Trevor’s still clever, insists Dee boss Doc
• Sims strike stuns Livi to win basement battle
• Wounded Lions have claws for concern after losing late goal
• Macedonian glad he swapped T-shirts for big coats as he follows in Miovski’s footsteps
• Kettlewell keeps faith with Kelly as Well skipper
• Early strikes see Ton cement play-off place
• DUNDEE UNITED 3 Dundee United came from behind to beat Queen’s Park at Tannadice with the result keeping the Terrors top of the Championsh­ip table.
• ARBROATH 1
• Woeful whistler cost us, insists goalden Graham
• Point apiece just about right as on form Hull pegged back by Furlong leveller
• Stateside move can help Smith bounce back
• Iwobi shocks United with late, late winner
• ASTON VILLA 4 Aston Villa strengthen­ed their grip on a top-four position with a pulsating win over Nottingham Forest.
• BRIGHTON 1
• Graham showed his class after being hit with a glass
• Pochettino calls on final ref not to buy into hype over Klopp farewell
• Klopp’s kids will be up for Wembley showdown
• Why our elaborate skin routines could all be about to change
• Central Perk
• Restaurant of the week
• Show of solidarity saves Gaza exhibition
• Travel news
• I’d love to dig up a bit of history, but mice just love my sweet peas

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