The Scotsman - 2022-10-10

• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ministers must be more honest about A9 dualling
• Henshall hopes ‘they don’t make a mess’ of Shetland after he leaves show
• Government planning for lights going out across UK
• Joining EU would mean checks but no need for passports, says expert
• No financial security by staying in the UK due to Tory-made crisis, says Swinney
• Zahawi warns ‘delay is Tories’ biggest enemy’ as he calls for unity
• Darling: Economic turmoil and trashed reputation self-harm
• Father from Fife detained in Baghdad jail over bank loan
• Police issue fresh appeal for missing city woman
• 17 killed in Ukrainian apartments after strike by Russian missiles
• Major looting and destructio­n of multiple Ukrainian cultural sites by Russian invaders labelled a war crime by minister
• Free train travel for veterans to go to service
• Lifeline bus funding needed to avert closures
• Cost of living crisis sees 300,000 students facing hardship
• Vicky’s family fear secrets taken to grave
• Salmond ‘sexual harassment’ report to remain secret
• Proposal was ‘about opening cricket up’
• Tourists rediscover adventure post-covid
• Scots cancer charity commits £5.3m to searching for cure
• Economic growth might just save the Tory party
• Clarity required on case for leaving UK
• Inside Justice
• Is Tory party still for Union and sound finance?
• ON TWITTER
• MIB step in as vital fund of last resort
• Edinburgh can now look forward to exciting new wave of landmark hotels
• Retailers will need to focus on sustainabi­lity to survive
• Growing profusion of legal challenges on commitment­s to Net Zero policies
• Wild birds are paying deadly price for cheap chicken. And we could be next
• China’s ‘zero Covid’ policy ‘could be quietly adjusted after congress’
• Forest fire causes permanent damage to Easter Island statues
• Thai police investigat­e CNN crew after killings
• Vitamin D deficiency
• ‘I wanted to see how I can push myself in a complex real-life role’
• Comedy steeped in nihilism and vitriol
• Callum Easter
• Nihilism and vitriol
• A lesson in what can link us despite huge divides
• SCOTTISH READINGS
• Gender bias in M&A sector
• Cairngorm Capital adds to its Edinburgh investment team
• Goldie hopes Sound Of Iona can make waves
• Sarries brush aside Newcastle to maintain winning start
• Glasgow are ready to fight Sharks and Lions after taming Bulls
• Knights enjoy sweet victory over Heriot’s after tricky spell
• Djokovic lifts his 90th title with Astana Open victory
• Hales set for World Cup opening spot after match-winning 84 for England in Perth
• Southgate knows that World Cup will decide his future
• Casillas says sorry for ‘I’m gay’ tweet amid outcry
• Klopp rules Reds out of title race as Saka puts Arsenal back on top
• Ronaldo hits 700th club goal to give United victory at Everton
• Welsh proud of Celtic’s never-say-die spirit as he bids to fulfil Euro dream
• Tavernier back-up Devine determined to take his chance after signing new deal with Rangers
• It feels like a defeat, admits frustrated Mcinnes
• Martindale to overhaul tactics after loss

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