The Scotsman - 2014-01-01

• A billion people help Edinburgh welcome in 2014
• Tourist gored in throat by stag fights for life
• Kirst y’s Sk ye-high hopes: Scots reveal resolution­s
• Cameron’s New Year rallying cry to save the Union
• Tributes to mother and tragic toddler
• Pet Shop Boys make up for lost time
• The party is far from over on New Year’s Day
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bremner pays tribute to comedy partner Fortune as veteran of satire dies at 74
• Schumacher improves after second operation but ‘coming hours crucial’
• Welsh villagers scent victory as name change plan abandoned by council
• Two stone: our 2014 resolution­s
• Wind farms paid £4.8m to stop during storms
• Bid to halt mother of all traff ic jams
• Thousands of couples to start 2014 with divorce
• Northern Ireland talks finally end in impasse ‘but not failure’
• Waste regulation­s hailed as good for business as well as the environmen­t
• Scots ‘need to clean up’ for visitors in new year
• Heartbreak as teenage girl dies on Boxing Day
• Smartphone­s fuelling online gambling, warns Moderator
• Archbishop: Change the world a bit where we are
• Prison for paedophile caught with 223,000 child porn images
• Pupils ‘are denied’ chance to learn pipes
• Liver tests ‘will save lives and £600m’
• Album sales decline as music lovers listen online
• How 2014 will be a year like no other for Scotland
• Joy and anger as Israel frees killers to restart peace talks
• Hopes rise of an end to weeks of bloodshed in South Sudan
• Putin vows to wipe out Games threat terrorists
• Turkish TV show taken off air after quiz answer refers to graft scandal
• Beyonce under fire for shuttle disaster recording
• Hundreds f lee homes after mile-long oil train derails and explodes
• Thousands of refugees block runway demanding president quits
• Court issues warrants for six over fatal factory f ire
• Family of ‘brain-dead’ US teenager wins another week of life support
• French DIY stores to open doors on Sundays
• And nation shall speak unto nation
• Momentous choice must be a clear one
• New curbs needed for an old vice
• For thinking big
• There is nothing like a dame – at long last
• Day of destiny? More like a date with apathy
• Freedom of speech can be a messy business
• Friends of The Scotsman Fisheries and Food Drowning in a tidal
• Those intent on practicing food fraud may yet find out e
• Gerard Eadie
• They’ve bitten off more than they can chew
• Faith in change not a religious matter
• EU on our terms
• Alba forever
• Smart schooling
• Speed dangers
• Poor Christmas at Debenhams sparks fears for retail sector
• Lloyds ‘on course for dividend’ despite delayed HBOS report
• Aberdeen tops year’s f inal risers’ list
• Marta Eggerth
• John Fortune
• Market for quality farmland is likely to remain stable throughout 2014
• Jupiter and Orion rule our New Year nights
• Too close to call ahead of New Year Sprint
• Quinn ready to put trio of runners to the test at Musselburg­h
• Murray deals swiftly with Qatari hosts’ wild card
• Rusty Williams reaches quarter-finals
• Scottish athletes warned against complacenc­y in anti-doping drive
• Flower eager to stay with England and rebuild side
• Cardiff Blues ring changes for derby
• Referee’s attitude will play pivotal role in deciding tie
• Arsenal begin 2014 with an injury crisis
• TODAY’S FOOTBALL FIXTURES
• ‘It’s all about confidence’ stresses Butcher
• Cardiff remain upbeat over Ole
• ‘Ease off the players,’ says Brown
• “I don’t like to lose to my f i ercest rivals. It just doesn’t sit well with me”
• Ford calls for a revolution in
• Scottish football ‘Zaire at 1974 World Cup was my one wee regret’
• Wilson expects the underdog to prevail
• Mannus eyes Northern Ireland’s No 1 spot
• Spurs row with Adam rumbles on
• McKay keen to get back on the goal trail against rivals County
• Boyd hopes to be buoyed by derby win
• Miller admits he’d love a third spell with Rangers
• ‘New contract for Joe Ledley would be a great result’
• There’s a lot more to come from us young guns, insists Souttar
• ‘Thought of jail sentence isn’t my focus’ says St Mirren’s McGowan
• Dickinson’s new deal a big boost for Edinburgh

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