The Scotsman - 2014-10-29

• Ebola checks for Scots oil workers in Africa
• Boyack to run for leader on platform of reform
• Welcome win in cup gives Rangers cause to smile
• ‘Later life can be a time to embrace challenge’
• Factories face shutdown to keep lights on
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• MTV gives Glasgow a week on pop music map
• ‘When you get the brewing right you experience balance without bitterness’
• Sturgeon vows to lead under ‘One Scotland’ banner
• Experience­d figure with strong party links
• MP Joyce is arrested for fourth time in three years
• Swiss drugs agency gives approval for trial on volunteers to develop vaccine for Ebola
• Frontline doctor calls on NHS to spare medics to go to Sierra Leone
• Diseases on increase but fewer people are affected
• Hundreds of jobs lost as Lloyds breaks ‘last bank in town’ pledge
• ‘British Schindler’ is awarded Czech state’s highest honour
• One in four British children living in poverty under austerity – Unicef
• Alcohol fuels cancer deaths
• Great-grandfathe­r loses fight for life after horrific dog attack
• Man facing extortion charges over Rangers case
• Fire parade to light up capital on Halloween
• Granddaugh­ter honours the death of her relatives in the First World War
• Colony of rare butterflie­s wiped out by fire-raisers, conservati­onists fear
• HS2 moves based on ‘unrealisti­c analysis’
• Slash state pensions to avoid ‘debt time-bomb’, urges think tank
• New Kirk moderator given second chance
• Three glasses of milk a day ‘mean higher risk of death or fractures’
• Father ‘murders teenage daughters and wife before taking his own life’
• Honeymoon accused ‘handed over a package’
• NHS missing as many as 1 in 5 consultant­s
• Get Margo’s Bill right or it could end with murder charges, warn lawyers
• ‘I took litre of vodka and 40 pills to escape domestic abuse hell’
• Ukraine furious at Russian backing for separatist ballot
• North Korea dictator’s absence explained by cyst, say spies
• Collusion trial hears president’s testimony
• Canada is united by tribute to hero soldier
• Toronto elects ‘accountabl­e’ Tory to replace scandal-plagued mayor
• Female boxer loses fight for life after knockout blow in ring
• Boston bomb accused’s friend faces 16 years for lying
• EU in line to beat tough greenhouse gas targets
• Race against time to rescue 18 coal miners trapped by flooding
• Police search for clues after school cafe killings
• Why the sacrifice wasn’t worth it
• Cock-a-hoop Nationalis­ts may well be celebratin­g a little early
• Tackling Ebola will mean work here and in Africa
• Selecting coffee is no mug’s game
• Change in the drink-drive law must be publicised so we all understand the limit, says
• Charities are not just front-line firefighte­rs, they also
• Removing the shame from a poverty trap
• Have a duty to speak out on social policy
• Labour’s communicat­ion breakdown
• Class dismissed
• Means test in NHS
• Equality above all
• Lloyds takes £900m PPI hit but prepares to pay out dividends
• Listed Birkwood Castle in £7m restoratio­n as boutique hotel
• Scots property company raises £95m on market
• Big oil’s prof its slide as crude price drops and sanctions bite
• Bank lifts its sights from repairing the crash
• Markets upbeat ahead of Fed verdict
• Chen Ziming
• Efua Dorkenoo OBE
• 29 OCTOBER
• Front-loading of payments ruled out under new CAP
• Belief leads Breeders’ Cup betting
• England Lions’ tour fresh start for Trott
• Grange sign up former Saltire Blain
• Bishop in a scramble to salvage his PGA legacy
• Djokovic buoyed by fatherhood as he wins in Paris
• Murchie eager to rejoin the party
• Edinburgh University relishing Aberdeen cup test
• New Kelso boss excited by challenge
• Bairns fans enjoy net gains for free
• Shields chats with AWOL goalkeeper
• Suarez left off Ballon d’Or list
• Real’s Abu Dhabi deal
• Stranraer hit five to sink Peterhead
• Stubbs hopes off-f i eld woes are a distractio­n for United
• Scepovic starts to feel settled
• Partick determined to ruin treble dream
• Fans demand explanatio­n of King deal rejection
• Fans accuse Rangers of Ashley deal ‘cowardice’
• Paton set for quarter-final recall despite assault probe
• A gin master class, auction room treasures or a day on a famous ocean-going yacht are presents that will really stand out, says

The Scotsman - 2014-10-28

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