The Scotsman - 2022-10-08

• What should we expect from the SNP conference?
• Liverpool is announced as Eurovision host city by Graham Norton on One Show
• Strictly star Tyler West fitting trip to Mauritius wedding around rehearsals
• SNP’S pledge to complete dualling of A9 by 2025 ‘incredibly unlikely’
• National Galleries of Scotland in closure warning over growing cash ‘crisis’
• Volatility of sterling disrupts winter sun holiday planning says survey
• Police officers who seek to retire early asked to ‘think twice’ by minister
• Victory for Putin would open new chapter in human history, SNP says
• Truss makes case for increasing energy production
• Avanti West Coast given short-term contract renewal by government
• COP27: One month to go before ‘delicate’ UN climate negotiatio­ns begin in Egypt
• Tory MP fired after ‘serious’ complaint
• Sturgeon hits back after JK criticism
• NHS staff seek help for mental health
• Revelation­s may mean new ferry inquiry
• Islanders who saved pub toast success
• New oil and gas exploratio­n good for environmen­t – minister
• Shackleton’s lost ship ‘could be raised from sea off Antarctica’
• Festival to stage month-long short film show to mark 75th anniversar­y
• Mcdermid and Rankin lead tributes to DCI Alan Banks author Peter Robinson
• Edinburgh engineers achieve world first in radar technology
• There are no grounds for secrecy over the Covid inquiry resignatio­ns
• No place for North Sea extremists
• This isn’t the way to save the planet
• Time is short To tackle rising seas
• Disbelief and guilt at shock Filmhouse news
• Sturgeon can’t ignore young women’s fears about self-id
• Fictionali­sed reality is leading us astray
• Holyrood out of touch over gender reform
• ON TWITTER
• Scotsman.com & @Thescotsma­nnewspaper
• Peace prize for Belarus activist, Russian and Ukrainian groups
• Thailand in mourning after 36 are killed in attack on children’s nursery
• Graham shines in a dark tale of swapping sides to expose the far-right extremists
• Munro's beautiful, intense rollercoas­ter of a show
• ‘In writing one has to be fearless’
• Morrissey thrills with a wry, fierce performanc­e
• A high energy Creation
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Ann Wiggleswor­th
• NOW & THEN
• Scotland’s hotels ‘enjoy bounce after Covid pandemic’
• Entreprene­urship ‘must be normalised’
• Tech experts boost Scottish entreprene­urship
• Sterling Falls Against A Stronger Dollar As Ftse 100 Slips Into The Red
• How can my car insurance shoot up £400 when I’ve still got my no-claims bonus?
• Late smash and grab raid floors Edinburgh
• Edinburgh on free-to-air TV for Euro opener
• Tuipulotu takes over Glasgow reins in the absence of injured skipper Steyn
• Woodburn and Nowell at the double as Exeter demolish Bristol to go top
• Glasgow’s mysterious travel sickness is a hell of a problem for the coaches to solve
• Scots admit to some nerves as they tune up for key World Cup opener
• “I’d love to play for Scotland again. You guys know where to find me”
• Midfielder Devlin eager to return to action with World Cup edging closer
• Mcinnes: No beef with SFA over Lafferty but there was a lack of communicat­ion
• Howard desperate for another crack
• Magennis hoping to come back better than ever for Hibs
• Legend Sauzee to grace Easter Road for first time in 20 years
• Laidlaw says strong words shared after Well defeat
• European defeats will make Rangers stronger says van Bronckhors­t
• Meekison claims beating Dons will mean much more than three points to United
• Postecoglo­u looking to fill Mcgregor gap
• Forest manager Cooper glad to end questions over future with new deal
• Howe put faith in League’s owners’ and directors’ test after Newcastle job offer
• Hamilton looks to keep speed up as Mercedes set Japan pace
• Haq optimistic about future of the Scottish game with Luthra in chair
• ‘When you prep for that long, it is just in your bones completely’
• Breaking down barriers
• Stay creative
• Human or furry, babies require 24-hour care
• On the scent of NEOM’S first Scottish store
• Apples for Jam, Melrose
• One pot wonders
• Georgia’s wines show the rapid speed of progress
• Collected thoughts
• Power of friendship
• ALSO SHOWING
• Faroe and away
• Lost in Soho
• Black Hearts
• Family affair
• Music to play a key role in Scottish storytelli­ng festival
• Shirley’s great escape
• Smitten by the city in Toronto
• An art lover’s Paradise
• How to get a good holiday deal – despite inflation
• The salt roads that steered Shetland
• Small changes in diet can speedily improve half marathon pace
• Tips from the seed detective
• Fascinatin­g story of city’s oldest allotments
• How to get the most out of the coming Scottish ski season with a 4 Area Pass
• Your life in the stars

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