The Scotsman - 2024-08-31

• Cryptic Crossword
• We lost trust we had with the Scottish people
• Swinney’s school teacher says ex-pupil ‘must do better’
• Active travel projects shelved amid latest round of budget cuts
• Pro-palestinia­n protestors pledge not to vote SNP again
• Statistics show loss of more than 700 firefighte­rs in decade
• ‘Dangerous’ proposals on sex workers
• Road to Fairy Pools should be closed ‘at times of chaos’
• ‘Staggering’ numbers to visit Old Man of Storr after Tripadviso­r post
• I would have won election, nd says the MP ousted by Ross
• College lecturers accept pay offer to end ‘long and difficult’ dispute
• Island once owned by Scots rock legend sold for £2.5m
• We will have a much less diverse culture sector
• Award-winning Scottish play about slavery is cancelled
• One in five Scots in pain skip A&E due to ‘fears over waiting times’, survey reveals
• Dead pigeons found in hospital years before action taken, inquiry told
• Israel hits convoy carrying medical supplies
• Inflation falls to 2.2% in Europe, clearing the way for ECB rate cut
• Trump asks federal court to intervene in hush money case
• Doctor charged following Matthew Perry’s death to appear in court
• Prosecutor­s widen probe into sinking of superyacht
• How US Christian right is waging Taliban-style war on women
• Sad tale of how the murray sporting legacy was ruined
• Celtic can take lead in game of Old Firm one-upmanship
• Rangers drawn against Postecoglo­u’s Spurs and Manchester United
• Hearts should ask to look at Killie’s dossier on Euro rivals
• Patience is a virtue, says Goodwin, as he urges Gorgie fans to have faith in Naismith
• O’hora knows Hibs’ defence must find their feet quickly
• Confident Nisbet is sure that Aberdeen will get him firing again
• Robinson advised teen Sutherland to stay put
• Will the Seagulls still be flying high
• Guardiola admits opting not to replace Alvarez at City is a gamble
• Competitiv­e instincts harnessed nd To drive new careers
• Looking for an Oasis in ‘painful’ future
• Sufficient savings to achieve your desires
• Helping students come to terms with energy bills
• Find a financial coach who is on the ball
• Wise words in taxing times
• Tenants go under protected
• Models of money management
• How fortune favours the brave
• Faldo takes a pop at LIV Golf and says that pickleball gets more TV viewers
• Gallacher makes cut and is hoping to add to his ‘brilliant Belfry memories’
• Darling helps GB&I team draw day one
• Draper to stay aggressive as run possible after Alcaraz shock exit
• Atkinson follows first ton with two wickets to put England in charge
• We’re all hoping Scottish Rugby has recruited a miracle worker
• Giant lock aiming to make a big impression for Warriors
• New-look Premiershi­p kicks off
• Graham has to settle for silver lining after Van Gass races to another gold
• Antonelli to get green light at Mercedes
• SNP want a legal route to independen­ce? Read on
• Like Barcelona’s famed cathedral, independen­ce may take a long time
• ‘We’re pushing Irish to places it’s never been’
• Riot grrrl anthems with attitude from a band with fire in their bellies
• Yo La Tengo’s Fanclub out in force
• STV names ITV director as new CEO
• Friends reunited in wealth management deal
• How to get some expert help with your energy bills
• Ana’s a real role model for women in business
• FTSE 100 falls after nearing record high earlier on Friday
• Now & Then
• Saturn at opposition
• Busy deadline day sees Neapolitan­s make double scoop for Scots stars
• Kasanwirjo thrilled with Rangers deal
• Trusty can’t wait to get started after his ‘dream’ switch to Celtic
• The world is now nd Stranraer’s oyster
• Count me in
• Zoe Kravitz delivers a slick horror in debut Blink Twice
• Embrace the hope
• Helena Kay on curating the new Queen's Hall jazz series
• Conflicts of duty and truth
• Mccall Smith’s world of decency is ‘gently subversive’
• Tears and snow in Munich and Manchester
• ‘It’s always about feeling’
• Dinner is served
• The exciting whites of northern Spain
• Plates of joy at Pomelo
• Get ready for fashion month in September
• Should you follow the ‘morning shed’ trend?
• Cruising for a non-stop party
• Free trips out await on Heritage Open Days
• Hedge your bets with nd the right trimmer
• Volunteer and help your site to thrive
• What’s on the menu for surfers at Scotland’s new wave pool?

The Scotsman - 2024-08-30

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