The Scotsman - 2024-08-30

• Activists welcome oil field move but licences stay
• ‘Danger is they walk away now with their investment’
• Hotel prices for Oasis gigs continue to skyrocket
• Under-fire Ferguson Marine nd to bid for more Calmac ferries
• Union suspends bin strikes as members accept pay deal
• Holyrood Holocaust article comments cut off
• Public warned to be wary of latest scam using false QR codes on parking meters
• Slow Horses star Lowden attacks the SNP for arts budget cuts
• Skye tour boss fed up over ‘horrific four-hour wait’ on road to Fairy Pools
• Former Russian deputy defence minister latest senior official to face fraud charges
• The £1bn bill to stop turbine s turning is scandalous waste
• Juvenile politickin­g
• Blame game will only make our problem worse
• Be shaken and stirred on a night out in Edinburgh
• Lack of progress on net zero is making fuel poverty worse
• Chivas ‘taking the lead’ on sustainabi­lity
• Scottish Homebase to become Sainsbury’s store
• What makes the ideal chief executive today?
• The spotlight is likely to remain on gender pay gap
• FTSE 100 nudges higher after solid blue-chips
• Now & Then
• Root hails impact of his mentor Thorpe after scoring record England century in Lord’s Test
• British interest in women’s draw over as Boulter beaten
• Fatherhood giving Fachie ‘something extra’ in pursuit of Paralympic­s glory
• Hatton grumbles, groans and gestures on his Tour return
• GB&I ‘quietly confident’ as captain Matthew plots Curtis Cup victory
• Vailanu signs new contract with Warriors
• Appetising Villa Park trip and a German double for Celtic
• Killie’s European adventure brought to premature conclusion by Copenhagen

The Scotsman - 2024-08-29

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